A little-known Venice in Texas, in a small town in the southern United States

Flying from New York to San Antonio, the first impression is that of a peaceful and comfortable small town, but it turns out to be the 7th largest city in the United States, known as the 'invisible capital' of Texas. The city center is crisscrossed with waterways, with the San Antonio River winding and turning, small bridges over flowing water, reminiscent of Venice and Suzhou. What was originally intended for flood control has become a charming recreational and vacation area. 🚶The famous River Walk in San Antonio is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Texas. Walking along the riverside walkway, you can enjoy the unique scenery and architecture along the way and feel the strong artistic atmosphere. 🚢Be sure to try a boat tour of San Antonio. Boarding the GORIO Cruise and going downstream, the handsome captain will narrate stories that have taken place on both banks. The diverse architecture blends Spanish and Mexican styles, with bars, restaurants, hotels, and churches standing tall, boats weaving through, creating picturesque scenes, making it a great place to get lost in thought or intoxication. 🥣The evening lights and tree shadows shimmer on the river, creating a unique charm. You can enjoy a special dinner on the boat, with the breeze on your face, fine wine and food, gliding on a light boat through the river, with beautiful scenery passing by on both sides, feeling as if you are traveling in a painting.