Historic Market Square

Historic Market Square in San Antonio, Texas on December 12, 2016. Photo by Peter Stringer

Nearby Locations:

Spanish Governor's Palace (0.2 miles)
Cathedral of San Fernando (San Antonio) (0.3 miles)
San Antonio River Walk (0.7 miles)
The Alamo (0.8 miles)
Tower of the Americas (1.1 miles)

San Antonio Botanical Garden (3.3 miles)
Natural Bridge Caverns (20.7 miles)
Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch (21 miles)
McKinney Falls State Park (70.1 miles)
Roadhouse Relics (72.2 miles)

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Historic Market Square, 514 West Commerce Street
San Antonio, Texas 78207

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