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If these triple digit temperature days have you ducking into the nearest air conditioned building for relief from this San Antonio heat, here are a few things you can do to beat the heat.

It’s not exactly an indoor mall, but you can check out the shops , restaurants and stores at the Quarry Market. There is something there for everyone, from the Quarry ...

If you are an enthusiastic history or military fan and are looking for some toy soldiers to add to your collection, then this is the place for you if you happen to be in the Alamo City for your next vacation.

It’s the Kings X store in the Alamo Plaza. Founded in 1985 and acquired by King and Country in 2006, what you will find here is ...

If you are seeking a tranquil, scenic place where you can shop, have lunch or even get your hair done, Los Patios in San Antonio has just what you are looking for. The scenery here is beautiful and peaceful.

And if your walk along this scenic spot makes you feel a little on the hungry side, step into the Gazebo restaurant for lunch and sample a fine dish or two. ...

This is for the real history lover that is within you. Located conveniently north of the Alamo, this History Shop will excite any history fan. And moreso if you happen to be a great fan of the Battle Of The Alamo.

For it has photos, maps and other novelties associated with that particular battle. In addition, this shop also has original antique maps and ...

For a little San Antonio sightseeing that's off the beaten path, make your way to the riverside grounds of Pioneer Flour Mills. It's easily recognizable from the blue and white tower that bears its name. There you'll find the restored 19th century structure known as The Guenther House. The cream-colored stone building is home to a restaurant, museum and retail store full of gift-suitable wares for your ...

When you're in the mood for stocking up on some fresh fruits and veggies or if you just want to check out some of the local 'goins on', head on down to the Jackson-Keller Farmer's market. From 410, head South on San Pedro and then East on Jackson-Keller. They'll be off to the right in a grove of shade trees. Every Saturday until 1pm, from now until ...

There's nothing better on a hot summer day than a ripe peach from Fredericksburg. The tasty fruit is a known delicacy in the Texas Hill Country. Right around the middle of June, the peach season is at its peak. If you're planning a summer vacation to San Antonio, I encourage you to take a detour ...

Just across the street from San Antonio’s Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, you’ll find a shopping, dining and entertainment destination that’s typical of the city’s charm. La Villita Historic Arts Village is a creative community that has its cultural roots in the early 19th century. San Antonio's earliest business leaders and craftsmen made the neighborhood their home and its eye-opening architecture ranges ...

There's a deep satisfaction in prowling around a good antique/junk store. If you have the time, you find incredible stuff just piled around and waiting to be loved. My favorite part of shopping these stores is taking it home, cleaning up, and then making my friends pea green with envy when they see my new addition.

I found this neat store today. Can't tell you the ...

If you are looking for a road less travelled shopping experience, look no more. For here at Artisans Alley you will have a unique and tranquil shopping feel. The shops will give you a sense of personal enrichment as you stroll through the area.

And they have shops that contain items to suit any taste. From pottery to jewelry to clothes. If you are ...