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Traveling from Austin<\/a> to San Antonio<\/a> is a popular trip for both tourists and locals to take. The trek is short, sweet, and even perfect for a day trip. Between the Texas capital and the state\u2019s second-biggest city, there\u2019s an endless list of locations to add to your itinerary.<\/p>\n But what\u2019s one of the biggest attractions in South-Central Texas?<\/p>\n The San Antonio River Walk?<\/p>\n The Texas State Capitol?<\/p>\n Maybe even the Natural Bridge Caverns?<\/p>\n Those are all solid answers, but only one top-rated attraction stands the test of time in San Antonio: The San Antonio Missions. Specifically, The Alamo<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re looking to make the quick journey (80 miles is short compared to the 762 miles cross-country), buckle up and settle in with the Texas Charter Bus Company guide on how to get to The Alamo from Austin.<\/p>\n Most visitors make their way to San Antonio during the summer months. Although Texas summer heat can be a killer, that doesn\u2019t stop roughly 3 million people from visiting to \u201cremember the Alamo.\u201d<\/p>\n If your schedule permits, visiting between November to mid-April will guarantee more forgiving weather and fewer fellow tourists.<\/p>\n During off-season (September 4 \u2013 May 24), The Alamo is open 7 days a week from 9:00am to 5:30pm. During peak season (May 25 \u2013 September 3), guests are welcome from 9:00am to 7:00pm.<\/p>\n Visiting The Alamo is completely free! Take a self-guided tour along The Alamo grounds or pre-book one of their guided tours<\/a> for a fee. Guided tours options range in price from $12 to $15 per person.<\/p>\n The Alamo also offers veteran discounts for guided tours and audio tours, as well as education-focused options for students.<\/p>\n Single travelers and small groups traveling to San Antonio\u2019s slice of history have a handful of transportation options to choose from. While small groups like families can travel by car, renting a minibus from Austin to San Antonio<\/a> is an efficient alternative to avoid organizing a caravan.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re planning to hit the road in your own vehicle, be sure to map out your route before the 1.5- to 2-hour ride. The quickest route to San Antonio by car is down I-35 South. This route is a straight shot, taking you through mostly small towns, with the largest stopping point being San Marcos about 30 miles out of Austin. You\u2019ll exit onto I-37 South briefly before exiting onto bustling E Commerce Street in Downtown San Antonio.<\/p>\nThe Best Time to Visit<\/h3>\n
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