San Antonio: The Philosophy of Leisure and Relaxation

This historic Texan town, brimming with Spanish charm, truly is a "happy hometown" that I return to every year for a recharge! With hotels that never get old, steaks that never get boring, and art and history that I can explore endlessly... Here’s my ultra-practical guide condensed from numerous visits, feel free to take notes!👇 1️⃣ The Essence of River Walk: The Leisure of Waterfront Living Americas' version of the Jiangnan water towns: Cafés, galleries, and restaurants line the banks, creating a picturesque scene. During the day, you can take a boat tour with a knowledgeable guide, and at night, the colorful lights reflecting on the water make it feel like you’re in a southern European town. Locals often jog here in the morning, enjoy a drink at noon, and have romantic evenings, embodying a slow and comfortable pace of life. Boat tours and walks: I recommend taking a Go Rio boat tour (about $14.5), where the captain will entertain you with historical anecdotes. Alternatively, start from the Grand Hyatt and take a 40-minute walk along the circular path to the Casa Rio area with its colorful umbrellas. Every snapshot you take will look like a postcard. 🏨 Grand Hyatt San Antonio Riverwalk Its location is legendary, right on the most vibrant section of River Walk. You’re steps away from shopping, dining, and boat rides! 🍴 Ruth’s Chris Steak House Ribeye steak🔥 The crispy exterior encases a tender, pink center, with hot butter seeping in... It’s heavenly! This steak is my ultimate favorite. 2️⃣ Art Journey: 🎨 McNay Art Museum It’s off the beaten path but absolutely worth it. Free on Sundays, $20 on other days. Monet’s Water Lilies and Van Gogh’s late-period Woman in the Field: These masterpieces are the highlights of the museum. Colorful Tile Staircase: Sunlight filters through the stained glass, creating a dreamy atmosphere! The second-floor terrace offers a fantastic panoramic view. Rococo-Style Gold Theater Hall: Step into this hall and you’re instantly transported to a Rococo palace! Courtyard Sculpture Garden: Free entry and a great spot for photos without the crowds. #DallasLife #RecorderOfARomanticLife #DocumentNow #MyPhotographyDiary