A budget is a careful plan, statement, or system, which specifies limits within which one can safely operate — often used to restrict spending or define appropriate levels of pay.
In case you’re traveling to San Antonio, Texas, for your next (or first) visit, you must know where and how to save money as well as enjoy yourself in this beautiful city.
Being on a budget doesn’t mean giving up on the fun things in life. With smart planning and some imagination, it’s easy enough to squeeze those tourist attractions into your budgeted schedule. Here are six activities to help you make the most of your trip while staying on a budget.
1. The Alamo Mission located at 300
Alamo Plaza is a definite ‘must-see’ for all first-timers in San Antonio. There’s no entry charge, and you can spend as much or as little time there as you please. The best part is that the Alamo is centrally located and within walking distance of other popular tourist spots.
2. San Antonio River Walk
Take a walk downtown and explore the Riverwalk area. You can enjoy the Riverwalk by day or by night. Shop, dine, and stroll along this artificial canal surrounded by beautiful buildings on both sides. The best part is that you won’t have to worry about parking as you can park your car at any of the numerous garages downtown.
3. Brackenridge Park
Brackenridge Park provides a great escape into nature without traveling too far from town. Stroll around this natural wonderland, enjoy some fresh air and take in the serenity offered by the surrounding hillsides covered with green grasses, wildflowers, and majestic oak trees draped in Spanish Moss. If hiking appeals to you, join one of the guided tours available here; if not, then go for a leisurely walk instead. Admission and parking are both free.
4. King William Historic District
Visit the King William Historic District, which is just south of downtown and is home to some of the most beautiful Victorian-era homes in Texas. Here you can enjoy a self-guided walking tour of the area and see some of the most lavish homes in the city. Admission is free, and you can spend as much or as little time here as you please.
5. San Antonio Zoo
The San Antonio Zoo, located at 3903 North St. Mary’s Street offers great family fun at a very reasonable price — tickets are very cheap when purchased online in advance.
6. Pit Pads
This isn’t a place to go and have fun. But if you’re on a budget in San Antonio, you need a place to spend your days and nights with comfort. As they’re called short-term rentals, Pit pads are ideal for those who need to travel light and spend their cash on other things. A stay at a pit pad is cheap, clean, and comfortable.
If you’re looking for crash pad housing or crash pad rental, visit Freedom TDY Crash Pad now. People on a low budget who want to spend some time in a high-class pit pad are more than welcome. Contact us for more information.
