This summer, San Antonio, Texas, one of the nation’s most historic cities, is offering over-the-top vacation packages during its 300th birthday celebration. Once a Spanish colonial outpost established in the 1700s, San Antonio has grown into the nation’s seventh-largest city. Its story is woven through epic battles, bold artisans and bigger-than-life characters. During 2018, the city’s brilliant culture is on display with events and activities for travelers to explore.
“Ultimate San Antonio Tricentennial Getaway” packages are available May through December 2018, when Tricentennial celebrations culminate in educational, artistic and entertainment events that incarnate San Antonio's diversity and unparalleled history.
The hotel of choice for the ultimate Tricentennial getaway is the city’s first luxury hotel, the elegant and historic St. Anthony Hotel. Built in 1909, this lavish property overlooks Travis Park where travelers find themselves in the heart of historic downtown and within walking distance to the Alamo, River Walk and Tricentennial events. For over a century, its elegant grandeur has hosted political leaders, princesses and movie stars. A recent multi-million-dollar restoration has reinvigorated the style and service of a bygone era.
As part of the “Ultimate San Antonio Tricentennial Getaway” package, the St. Anthony Hotel will curate a custom guest experience highlighting the sites and stories that have made San Antonio one of America’s most iconic cities. Additionally, a year-long calendar of Tricentennial events makes this package an incredible option for summer getaways and cultural excursions for the rest of 2018.
“Ultimate San Antonio Tricentennial Getaway” package guests can enjoy:
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This once-in-a-lifetime package that has been 300 years in the making, is offered for $7,500. Restrictions with modifications apply. More information about the luxurious St. Anthony Hotel can be found at https://www.thestanthonyhotel.com, while details on San Antonio’s Tricentennial celebration are available at www.SanAntonio300.org.