[4K] Exploring Downtown San Antonio, Texas USA - Walking Tour & Travel Guide 🎧 Binaural City Sound
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- Exploring Downtown San Antonio starting from The Alamo to San Fernando Cathedral.
The Alamo Mission in San Antonio ("the Alamo"), located in Downtown, is Texas' top tourist attraction. Because of the mission, San Antonio is often called the "Alamo City". The Alamo Mission is a historic Spanish mission and fortress compound founded in the 18th century by Roman Catholic missionaries in what is now San Antonio, Texas, United States. It was the site of the Battle of the Alamo in 1836. Today it is a museum in the Alamo Plaza Historic District and a part of the San Antonio Missions World Heritage Site.
The Downtown Area also features Cathedral of San Fernando. San Fernando Cathedral (Catedral de San Fernando) also called the Cathedral of Our Lady of Candelaria and Guadalupe (Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria y Guadalupe) is a cathedral of the Roman Catholic Church located in downtown San Antonio, facing the city's Main Plaza. It is the mother church of the Archdiocese of San Antonio and the seat of its archbishop. Its dome serves as the city of San Antonio's cultural and geographical center. The cathedral is also known as the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Candelaria y Guadalupe and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is notable as one of the oldest cathedrals in the United States.
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📅 Recording Date: June 2020
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Outstanding. Thank you.
What's open now?
9:46 What are you doing? Just walk behind the other guy. They aren't going to do anything to you. You are completely safe. Those are construction workers. I want to also make it clear. People who do NOT come from San Antonio keep planting these Palm trees that get sick an die immediately during any kind of a cold snap are ruining the environment. People go around claiming Texas is a Hot Country and it is not. That is Government testing of satellites that heat the Atmosphere.
It is NOT normally hot. They turn it on full blast by the way. San Antonio Temperatures are normally NORMAL 25f at night and 72 at high noon in Summer. But due to the Government Satellites and H.A.A.R.P satellites. Temperatures are now 75f at night with no sun. Sometimes 87 at night with no sun and a whopping 180f during the summer for no reason. People actually died an they still wont turn it off.
Liars will say no 180 is normal. No its not. I have lived in SA all my life. I know the temperatures. I have a closet full of Sweaters from being a kid for a reason. Do not stand here an lie to me. From the 1972 to today.2021 I can tell you the temperatures.
This was all done by the Government. It was NEVER EVER Hot in San Antonio. Always cold. An anyone saying But your right next to the Equator. That's over 1000Kl away. Near the end of Mexico. No where near here. The belt we are in is always cold because we are at a lower plane. BELOW sea level. Meaning if a massive flood comes to SA you cant get away. It will be freezing cold and wet for months.
I'm not a american.But i know this city from san antonio spurs basketball. This city look very nice .one days if have enough money . This place is one of the my trip for sure. Chilling walk after watching spurs and eat local food with a historical atmosphere. Someday I hope.
I’m pleasantly surprised to find San Antonio beautiful, and interesting to visit. It looks less “concrete and glass jungle” like Dallas and Houston, which are not as touristy.
I like those cities better
Yup. I live in Dallas. SA is way more appealing to me. I love visiting.
@@dustinhiggins710 there's more money in Dallas San Antonio is too poor
@@CappuccinoTX San Antonio is not poor, Dallas' poverty rate is just marginally better than San Antonio's. San Antonio's corporate headquarters and F500 companies are all located outside the downtown area in other business districts. San Antonio has some of the richest suburbs in Texas and a matter of fact, the city of Terrell Hills is the richest in the state according to a ranking just recently released. Dallas is wealthier but San Antonio has a strong diversified economy with a rich quality of life.
San Antonio has several F-500; Valero Energy, USAA, CST Brands/Circle K, I Heart Media, Clear Channel world wide, Rackspace, Nustar Energy, Andeavor Energy all multibillion and multi-national corporations. AT&T worldwide HQ was located in downtown San Antonio but moved to Dallas. San Antonio is also the cyber security hub of the United States alongside Washington D.C.
This video only shows a small section of San Antonio's downtown area. San Antonio's foundation dates back from 1691. San Antonio has an old city center but an urban footprint/Street Grid larger than that of Dallas. Dallas has more steel and glass a more modern but sterile downtown, whereas San Antonio's is full of parks, plazas, squares, arts districts, cathedrals, history, historic districts/entertainment districts, landmarks, and a 15 mile long urban River that meanders through many of the cities historic districts. This is what makes San Antonio unique compared to other large cities. New Orleans although considerably smaller than San Antonio(Population 2.6 million), would-be a peer city or similar counterpart.
@@paulhernandez4909 I get that you like your city but if you really think San Antonio metro área has anywhere near the wealth or opportunity as the DFW, Houston or Austin metro areas then IDK what to tell you
I love my city so much. None of the videos and pictures do it justice especially on the riverwalk at nighttime is my favorite
Welcome to my city! It's a very beautiful, warm, and welcoming city and our people are friendly as well. Only thing I hate is all the never ending construction that closes up streets by dolorosa.
It aint warm it is scorching 💀
Sahara desert type beat
@@Xeosst Some times it does feel like that during summer.
The USA is a special and magic country, really beautiful, opulent, colorful and spectacular 😃
The only bad thing is the racism 💔
@@souljadude8773 hush
@@souljadude8773 among many other things
@@souljadude8773 The only bad thing is liberals
@Video There's plenty. Trust me.
It's crazy to see downtown so empty but not surprised a lot of people like me are still staying home for quarantine
WE TEXANS LIKE TO STAY REAL SAFE AND HEALTHY EITH ARE BIG APPETITES
@Kata List Productions I find it more sad that you think the coronavirus is fake.
@Kata List Productions There's literally people dying from it. You're empty brained if you think the virus is fake.
@@poxcosplay It's pretty fake.
@@poxcosplay More people die from the flu.
A few days ago I had an argument with a lady that said San Antonio is all dirty and ugly it's a ghetto. It's such a beautiful city with so many things to see and do . Whoever says this city is ghetto I can't take someone like that serious. Love SA !!
@Video what are some bad areas ? I'm thinking of visiting
@@tbagger5211 South side, west side... Far west side nice and wealthy tho out by castroville
@@alyssaperez8322 To add take caution in the east side, especially near St. Phillips college.
@@daveray5655 Thanks! I did some research and i’m planning to move to the far west side.
@@alyssaperez8322 I hope you enjoy it!
Awesome filming with historic scenery, Thanks alot
Thanks for watching!
Wow! Downtown San Antonio looks like it's frozen in time. Hardly any modern architecture, one big urban museum. 👍
Almost all of San Antonio's corporate might F500 and large corporations are located outside the urban core and in the suburbs. San Antonio's downtown and urban core has the largest street grid and footprint in Texas and is larger than what you will find in a typical large sunbelt city. The city has over 30 historical districts listed on the national registry and many are undergoing gentrification.
This is very much done intentionally the city.
San Antonio it’s beautiful ,,nice place to live,,I have to go back one of this days😘
Was there a few days ago was a good place to go and look around I'm new in san antonio so I like to look around new places
I really like your videos. Can you please go around the old WOAI TV and KENS TV BUILDING buildings and the KONO TV building. I grew up in San Antonio and left in 1974 and have not been back since. Keep up the good work.
Thinking of Moving to San Antonio from North Texas
Why?
@@CappuccinoTX cuz he wants to ?
I move to San Antonio from Dallas best decision I ever made
What a beautiful walk. Thank you for making a video. I really enjoyed walking on my treadmill while watching this.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful, city, San Antonio should not deny its historical past during the time of the Conquistadors.
Video is very clear, True 4K, the best-number one. Thank!
Thanks!
As a mexican, it hurts to see The Alamo...nah, what a great video!
I love it that you post more often. Make them longer :)
@6:39 “Shops at RiverCenter”, that is the old Joske department store, started in 1873. From 1953 to 1987 when it closed, it was the largest department store west of The Mississippi. It was also the first air conditioned store in all of Texas, and the first in Texas to have escalators. It was very fancy. I have a picture of my mother and grandmother walking in front of it, snapped by a commercial sidewalk photographer, as they were going in to dine and shop in the 40s. They were dressed to the nines in suit dress, pearls and hats and gloves, just as other shoppers dressed. And to think it was right there next to The Alamo. I remember it well, from the 50s. There were none of those cheap tourist stores around it either.
AbbA at 5:50 . Cool.
@Juan Sebastian Becerra Velandia SOS I believe is the name. Song by AbbA.
@Juan Sebastian Becerra Velandia Your Very Welcome! No problem.
I have a request, I love the video! Will you make another video with ambient study music 🎶 that I can play in my H.S. English class for the students during our quiet 🤐 reading or writing ✍️
Why don't you play the video on mute, then play whatever ambient music you want with it. Man I'm a true problem solver
Thanks for sharing!👍😎
Thanks for watching!
Mi san antono querido algun dia volvere
Dónde vives y para que quieres regresar?
@@CappuccinoTX kete importa wuey Nike fuera tuyo texas
@@elbarbas405 si wey acá hay que reportarse como ves?
Sad that the city’s empty. But it’s for the best
was there for a day. cali is expensive and all but no place will ever compare.
It’s a beautiful city, but very quiet, will visit one day from Australia
its because of covid, by the Alamo and Riverwalk is usually pretty packed
Necesito regresar a San Antonio!
Pa que?
The Lonestar state👍
The Aztec Theater: Thanks.
Great video！👍👍👍
Thank you 👍
8:02 you miss a good shot , if you would have look right , would have seen the riverwalk at a good angle
Thank you very much friend.
This video so beautiful 😍😍👏👌
Bela cidade
Nice!
Nice 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦
Just wanted to see what charles Barkley was talking about
Do sunset videos
I visited San Antonio 4 years ago and visited the Alamo ...Wow they really messed up the view of the Alamo with them yellow barricades...what a shame
Our city actually put up barricades and fence to protect our Alamo from any damage during protest. If you pay attention to some of the video, you will see a lot of shops boarded up and its not because they went out of business. ignorant looters started looting during protest and tearing up our downtown streets! We have so many historical markers just as other cities do therefore, we had to start barricading important areas. Nothing but young punks that don't know what they're even protesting about!
@@David-sg4se what a shame.
Might be better to do downtown walking videos during a non-pandemic time. The streets probably won't be so empty.
Just a question. We will be there on July 15th to look for housing but is there really anything to do during this time ? Is restaurants open or what can you suggest we will be there for 5 days. Thank you
at the end of the video you scared the woman
Quiero vivir y trabajar ahi....Como li puedo hacer???👍😷🇨🇱
Para que? Dónde estás viviendo ahora?
👍💛💚❤
With covid or not most of America's city and towns are empty (accept NYC, etc.. ) comparing to Europe where is more people on the street.
people don’t like to walk and most american cities are made to drive, while europe is completely different
いいね
Thanks!
What kills me about the downward spiral of America has been the general sense of loss of civility of people. For instance, the shot along the sidewalk where mofo's simply see someone approaching while they're loitering impedes passage. How do they react: Simply don't move! No courtesy whatsoever.
San Antonio smacks me as a larger Wichita Falls
Never been to Wichita falls but if you mean that it's a big small town then yes you're right
@@CappuccinoTX Yep, that's just how SA smacks one. The city layout y grid pattern is similar to WF's
bleep bleep bleep bleep bleep bleep
where's the humans?
Quarentined
Man you must not know how hot it gets in San Antonio
@@bigpimping15 doesn’t keep the people out lol we used to it Houston is worse
Tourists beware:17 percent hotel room tax and the daily downtown protests/riots/broken windows of businesses!
china look better
China looks like hell.
It's to liberal sanctuary city
Why?
No it's not. It's not California