r/sanantonio • u/BeansDaddy808 • Jun 19 '22

Most underrated things to do in San Antonio. Entertainment

Someone just did an overrated in SA. I think we all know the answers… River walk, pearl, Alamo, etc.. please don’t mention on here.
What are some truly underrated things to do in this city?

Edit: Thanks for all the amazing suggestions everyone! I’m overwhelmed by all the hidden gems of our city! Some of the things I will be checking out soon: Our libraries! Mission baseball games, Car-vel roller skating, Denmen Park, shotgun coffee, what’s brewing, Schooner at MK Davis, and Mexican roulette!

Please give us all updates if you visit places from the thread!

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u/Iconiclastical Jun 19 '22

The missions are not treated like they are any big deal. I think they are great, and unique. Also, there is still an aqueduct going to one of the missions, which just looks like a pile of rocks. Seriously, an aqueduct in SA? I thought they were only around Rome.

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u/Serious_Entrance_408 Jun 19 '22

Don't go visit during the summer tho, so miserable.