San Antonio, USA

San Antonio's fusion of cultures began 300 years ago when Spain staked its claim in the New World and sent missionaries to colonize the native people. What is now San Antonio was originally a Coahuiltecan Indian village, in 1718, the Franciscans constructed a mission, San Antonio de Valero, to convert, educate, and serve as the economic core for the settlement. In 1731, Spain sent settlers from the Canary Islands to further establish their colonial presence and over the next few years, built four more missions along the river.
San Antonio has several places to visit like:
• The Alamo, the Alamo was a house for missioners and their Indian conventions.
• The towers of Americans, Terrific view of San Antonio from the restaurant in the Tower. 550 feet tall - with 360 degree views
• The river walk- it’s a river that has a lot of lights and restaurants to sit and here music.
• Sea world- one of the most shocking and amazing aquariums in the world.
Experience:
When I went to San Antonio, I went with my hole family, we went to Sea World to se the penguins, when we arrived they gave us like a Woki-Toki where all information came from, when we saw the penguins I took out my camera and took pictures but the penguins thought it was food so they followed me. Then we went to the river walk, and there were a lot of light hanging off the trees, it was super illuminated and there were many restaurants. We also went to a huge mall where there were all the toys you can imagine, I bought a dinosaur that came out of a egg and you had to fid him.