Shalom and Welcome to San Antonio
San Antonio, the most charming city in the friendliest state, has something for everyone in every age group. Named by Will Rogers as one of the four unique cities in America along with Boston, San Francisco, and New Orleans, San Antonio is also considered one of the three romantic destinations in the Southwest, along with Santa Fe and Sedona.
Famous for its Riverwalk, the Alamo and the Zoo, San Antonio is also a city for families. All streams of Jewish denominations have synagogues in the city and the Campus for the San Antonio Jewish community is located conveniently in the near Northeast quadrant of San Antonio. For more information about synagogues and the Jewish Campus, see the Community Directory in the navigation bar above.
CITY OF SAN ANTONIO
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio Visitors and Convention Bureau
SAN ANTONIO SIGHTS CULTURE and ENTERTAINMENT
The San Antonio Riverwalk San Antonio Symphony
The Alamo San Antonio Library
The San Antonio Missions Majestic and Empire Theatres
The San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium San Antonio Theatre Coalition
San Antonio Parks
SPORTS COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
The San Antonio Spurs Alamo Community College District
The San Antonio Missions Our Lady of the Lake University
St. Mary's University
Trinity University
MUSEUMS University of the Incarnate Word
The San Antonio Art Museum University of Texas at San Antonio
The Witte Museum
The McNay Art Museum NEWSPAPERS
The Institute of Texan Cultures San Antonio Express-News
The San Antonio Children's Museum La Prensa-(Bilingual)
The Museo Alameda Rumbo San Antonio (Spanish)
African American Reflections
San Antonio Current
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San Antonio
9,200 Jews
11,200 people in Jewish Homes
4,500 Jewish Households
One Jewish Community
See detailed demography results at www.jewishdatabank.org