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Deep in the heart of central Texas, Schlitterbahn grew out of the spring fed river and German heritage of the Hill Country. With an eclectic resort, and two distinct waterpark experiences with 51 attractions over 70 acres, it's easy to see why New Braunfels is Schlitterbahn's flagship location.

Prepare for exhilarating highflying fun as you harness up and glide through the air. With 10 different zip lines you’ll experience a rush as you soar over canyons and creeks with breathtaking views of Wimberley Valley.

A collection, conservation, preservation, and display of materials associated with the natural and cultural history of the Texas Hill Country. This museum features antique & vintage showcases, Native American Indian Exhibits, Old time farm equipment, Fossils, and dinosaur tracks!

The Natural Bridge Caverns are the largest known commercial caverns in Texas. The name is derived from the 60 ft of natural limestone slab bridge. Experience the "Bracken Bat Flight" a natural wonder when the largest bat colony in the world forms at Bracken Cave during the summer. In the evening they fly into the Texas sky and form a massive cloud that could be considered the largest single gathering of mammals on earth.

Can you escape? Gather some friends and family and head to Escape Space Games. Work together to solve puzzles, mysteries, and clues to escape the room, but remember you only have 60 minutes!

The San Antonio River Walk is San Antonio's most popular attraction! This city park features a network of walkways along the banks of the San Antonio River where you can shop, dine, and enjoy entertainment!

Originally known as Mision San Antonio de Valero, The Alamo is widely known and remembered for the battle that took place on March 6, 1836 where roughly 200 Texian defenders made their last stand. Explore history with friends and family and experience the story of the Alamo.

Check out the many water sports equipment businesses to rent rafts and tubes to float down the Guadalupe river! This river stretches for 230 miles.