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    Tanera J.

    So again, I love a good roadside attraction, sculpture, art installation of any kind. Plus I'm a Texas girly so I had to come see the world's largest cowboy boots while in San Antonio. Had to put on my cowgirl boots too of course so I could match! I loved the sculpture up close. The boots are about 33-35 ft tall! A cute photo op for sure. It's right in front of the mall so can't miss it. A must see if you're ever in San Antonio.

    Big boots at the Mall
    Janet S.

    A giant roadside attraction at the mall discovered when our Uber driver delivered us to Cheesecake factory in error as we were heading to a Turkish Restaurant. The boots are far out of town but fun and we grabbed a picture while driving by.

    Carrera L.

    Cute roadside attraction, weirdly placed in a mall parking lot. Not ideally placed to visit or take photos but we made it work.

    Marie S.

    Easy to access. Just outside a smaller sized mall with Saks 5th Ave, Lego store, Cheesecake Factory, and other familiar shopping. Clean area. Close to the airport. So if you're visiting the area and are flying, be sure to make a quick stop on you're way back to the airport (as just as you leave it). Fun photo op.

    Tanja N.

    How do you not take a photo of World's Largest Cowboy Boots? Easily seen from a road if just looking to take a quick drive by photo. They are in a somewhat unusual spot, right by the exit of the busy mall. I would probably prefer to see them on a large easily accessible lot, maybe some cacti in the background. If you come before the mall opens, you shouldn't have a problem taking a photo, but throughout the day while the mall is busy you might end up standing there for awhile hoping to get a moment without cars passing by.

    Tom K.

    What are alleged to be the "World's Largest Comboy Boots" are unquestionably big enough to lay claim to that illustrious title; they can be found at a mall close to the airport. These oversized footgear are a roadside attraction that makes for a very tempting cheesy photo opportunity; tourists enroute to the airport stop here constantly. I couldn't resist stopping myself; we took some pictures, and found the boots interesting to look at for maybe three minutes ;-)

    Katlyn P.

    Can we talk about how tall these are in person! I was super excited to finally see these boots in person. I really enjoyed how easy it was to find this place. Parking was kinda hard because I went at a busy time. If you go before 11am then parking is easier. This was super neat to see up close and in person. We took photos using different angles.

    Raychel R.

    Big Ol' Boots! These boots are comically large and make for a fun photo op. They are right near a mall and there are plenty of places to park your vehicle at. Just be sure to look both ways before crossing the median to the boots, as this area can be busy. I recommend coming either right before the mall opens or on a weekday.

    Was busier than expected at night
    Nicholas W.

    Came at the recommendation of a friend. Parking is somewhat difficult to find, since the road next to the boots are exit only. You can either turn in early or later (we did the second and parked in the parking garage). Also related to the road, it can be a little busy so to get a good picture you might have to wait for the stars to align (and cars to clear out - the couple of drivers we encountered were very accommodating and nice.)

    After taking pic, the song "Die with your boots on" by Iron Maiden was playing on XM Boneyard... My life is a soundtrack...
    Carol I.

    I found myself at North Star Mall for an event... I arrived early so I knew I just had to take a selfie for Yelp of an iconic tourist stop... World's Largest Cowboys Boots ... I still had a few more minutes before the event, so I went back to my car and the song "Die with your boots on" by Iron Maiden was playing on XM Boneyard... My life has a soundtrack!

    Lights wrapped on them for the holidays.
    Dawn H.

    Hahaha! Purdy darn cool them there boots are y'all. If you're going to visit or driving by North Star Mall while in San Antonio, it is worth the venture to set your eyes on these mighty masses of "art." Things really are bigger in Texas - 40 feet tall to be precise! The parking lot on that side of the mall is always congested, navigating can be difficult, and it's even harder to get that perfect shot of the boots with all of the surrounding traffic. Just a take a second, allow people to learn a little patience, and stop and snap photo - no lingering please. Texas might be deemed the "friendship state" and folks do indeed possess hospitality, but remember we're also an open-carry (scary) state. Just sayin'. ;D Tip: If in the area during the winter holidays, the boots are adorned with hundreds of shiny little lights. Quite pretty at night. Enjoy!

    Briana C.

    Great photo spot! My only suggestion is that you go during a time when a lot of people are not leaving the mall because your photographer will need to cross the street in order to get a photo of you and both boots. We had to wait 15 minutes or so for cars that were continuously driving by. You'll also have to park and walk over to them but the walk isn't far... just be sure to watch for cars. Enjoy!

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    The First Inhabitant

    5.0(2 reviews)
    6.7 miDowntown

    Historic sculpture on the Commerce Street Bridge. Commissioned by the San Antonio Express, Waldine…read moreTauch created a seven foot tall sculpture to honor the Native Americans. Ms. Tauch was a very well known sculptor in Texas. She was paid $1000 for her sculpture. The sculpture features a First Native American in a full headdress holding shallow bowls in each hand. Each bowl served as public drinking fountains at some point. Pause to think about the historical significance and history that happened here as you visit the San Antonio Riverwalk.

    Yanaguana! This is one of my favorite places to hang out…read moredowntown San Antonio. If you can figure out how to get here without a car, this is a great vantage point to see San Antonio, and a great place to start off an adventure downtown. I've always wondered who built this, and Helene S.'s review was quite illuminating! So this sculpture is next to Sebastian's International Torch of Friendship, a maybe 30-40' high red sculpture that's hard to miss. Between this sculpture and that one is the famed Portland Loo- an outdoor free restroom. There's also the elevator that takes you down to the Riverwalk here. Standing on the bridge where this First Inhabitant sculpture is, this is a good spot to eavesdrop on the river cruises below, or just smell the Mexican food coming from Casa Rio. The Indian depicted in this carving must be a Yanaguana Indian chief, as they were the first Indians who were known to inhabit the San Antonio River area thousands of years ago. They covered an area a bit more up river near the University of Incarnate Word down along this river to where the Missions are today. Today, down the street at Hemisfair Park, you'll find Yanaguana Gardens, which celebrates this tribe.

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    San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

    San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

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    There's nothing like walking back in time, and I highly recommend you visit here to do so. This is…read moreone of four (five with The Alamo) San Antonio missions in the National Parks system, and you get to walk back in time at this CCC-restored, community advocated site whose advocacy history is also on display. Put on your sunscreen and set aside 2-3 hours, or more if you like! A couple hours flew by before we noticed, and there is so many neat things to see. You are also walking into the present: San Jose is still an active congregation where you can attend mass, light a candle, and the congregation might be already having an event. Thankfully the air-conditioned chapel was open during our visit. As a fee-free site, you can leave $ for the congregation in a donation box by the holy water, or visit the gift shop. Alas the gift shop inside the mission walls was closed, but the visitor center (after staff lunch) was open and full of souvenirs and reading material. What a beautiful chapel, and lovely landscaping and birds outside. Some even nested in crevices outside the chapel walls. A profound spot all around. San Jose isn't the closest mission to downtown, but is the only site with a visitor center, and a good spot if your kid's earning a junior ranger badge (ps, the junior ranger badge collection displayed at the visitor Center is itself amazing).

    Very nice. Great walk to take in the city and just get a feel of the culture and history. This…read moremission offers great sight into the past as it offers informational summaries through the sight. You get a feel of the history, and lifestyle of this time. The sight is kept very nice as plants and flowers bloom through to surround the beautiful historic buildings which tower over with great aura to the tourists. It makes you wonder why people settle for these minimalist structures these days. There is also grave sights and statues throughout reminiscing on the significance of these time and this part of history. Very interesting and I'd say definitely worth a stop.

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    La Villita Historic Arts Village

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    We were here during the week and it was very quiet. Only a handful of stores were open on Wednesday…read morearound 5pm. Very easy to walk and browse. Love the local cats that wander around and live in some of the stores. The cats look homeless, but they are domesticated street cats. The stores have a lot of amazing locally made items - a lot of talented artists. One store - the bird and pear had fun stickers, art work and sauces, a lot of souveniers available. The prices were decent for a tourist area. There was a least one store that has a sign posted, no photos allowed in the store. Please be aware and respectful of these requests. I would love to be able to go back at some point when more stores are open.

    I visited La Villita Historic Arts Village in the morning, and unfortunately there wasn't much…read moregoing on at the time. The area is charming and has some interesting historic buildings, but many of the shops and galleries felt quiet, which made the experience a little underwhelming. I enjoyed walking through the village and appreciating the architecture and atmosphere, but it lacked the energy I was expecting. I can see how it would be much more enjoyable during a special event, festival, or later in the day when more businesses are open and there are more visitors around. It's a pleasant place to stroll through if you're nearby, but I would recommend checking the hours and event schedule before visiting to get the most out of the experience.

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