Midtown Travel Guide

San Antonio

A riverside walkway with colorful umbrellas, a stone bridge, and a red sculpture.
A river with colorful lights reflecting on the water, a stone bridge, and buildings with illuminated windows.
A riverside walkway adorned with colorful umbrellas and festive lights.
A collection of various license plates.
A bar with wooden stools, a bar counter, and a display of bottles.

Stay near popular Midtown attractions

A bronze lion statue with cubs at San Antonio Zoo.

San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium

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Where to stay in Midtown

Find the best Midtown areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A boat tour on a canal with a bridge in the background.

Downtown San Antonio

A scenic riverfront great entertainment and top sights from Alamo to Aztec Theater – discover Downtown San Antonio, a destination also famous for its historic sites.

A large, abstract sculpture with a flowing design, set against a dramatic sky.
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Uptown

If you're spending some time in Uptown, Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum and Quarry Golf Club are top sights worth seeing.

A large, modern building with a blue and white color scheme, featuring a prominent circular window and a 'Welcome' sign.

Far West Side

While visiting Far West Side, you might make a stop by sights like Aquatica San Antonio Waterpark and Hill Country Golf Club.

A cityscape with a prominent tower, a large body of water, and a sunset.

Medical Center District

While Medical Center District isn't home to many top sights, Wonderland of the Americas Mall and Huebner Oaks are some notable places to visit nearby.

A historic stone building with a central arched doorway, a flagpole with a flag, and a paved courtyard.

Northwest Side

If you're spending some time in Northwest Side, Huebner Oaks and Convocation Center are top sights worth seeing.

Midtown Travel Guide