Gray Line Tours - San Antonio

Gray Line Tours - San Antonio San Antonio's local experts in sightseeing. Since 1910. Gray Line Tours in San Antonio, Texas, serves as sightseeing experts for Central and South Texas.

We offer personalized tours by bus, limousine, and luxury charter services to pick up at San Antonio hotels and tour sites in historical San Antonio and the beautiful Texas Hill Country, including its wineries and breweries. Gray Line is truly the local expert in local San Antonio sightseeing.

Let's Rodeo San Antonio! 🎉We'd like to give a huge shoutout to the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo for trusting Star Shut...
02/07/2025

Let's Rodeo San Antonio! 🎉
We'd like to give a huge shoutout to the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo for trusting Star Shuttle with their transportation needs. Don't forget to show some love to your driver today! A big thank you to Curry for all you do!

She doesn't want flowers! 🌹🌷 She want's tour tickets! 🎟️ Did you know that we have some of the best tours in Texas! Here...
01/27/2025

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01/25/2022

Happy National Day! Let's make 2022 the year to reconnect and recharge through travel. 🚗✈️⛵ Whether you're hitting the road, taking to the skies or sailing the sea—join us in celebrating ! ➡️ bit.ly/NPVD22_Toolkit

11/10/2021

“What is that clumpy stuff hanging in the trees?”

We’ve got another ! This plant can be seen growing on trees, such as the Live Oaks at our park. It is an epiphyte, meaning it grows on another plant for physical support but gets all its nutrients and water from the air. It doesn’t actively harm the host plant. Another name for these plants is “air plants” as they are commonly used as houseplants.

What is it? Share your best guess below and we’ll reveal the answer tomorrow in the comments!

[Image: A green and brown clumpy plant hangs on an oak branch.]
NPS Photo/C. Holmson

11/08/2021
07/21/2021

We are open for business! Check out these 10 reasons why you should come visit San Antonio!

07/20/2021

The demonstration ranch outside of the walls of Mission San Juan is a recreation of what ranch facilities around the various ranchos would have looked like. These distant barns and pastures held hundreds of goats, cattle, swine, horses, mules and more

Check out this great review on our Texas Hill Country & LBJ Ranch Tour with our Tour Guide Loretta!
07/09/2021

Check out this great review on our Texas Hill Country & LBJ Ranch Tour with our Tour Guide Loretta!

It was incredible in every way! Booked the day before. We were picked up first thing in the morning at our hotel. Our guide was awesome and the other guest were perfect people to spend the day with. Great stops and history throughout the day. I loved it!!

07/07/2021

Gray Line destinations around the world, like us here in San Antonio, are re-opening! Check out some reasons to visit our friends in Venice!

06/29/2021

Gray Line destinations around the world, like us here in San Antonio, are re-opening! Check out some reasons to visit our friends in Niagara Falls!

06/22/2021

Gray Line destinations around the world, like us here in San Antonio, are re-opening! Check out some reasons to visit our friends in Iceland!

05/25/2021
Peach season is almost here! Book your tour to the Hill Country and have time on your own in Fredericksburg to try some ...
05/18/2021

Peach season is almost here! Book your tour to the Hill Country and have time on your own in Fredericksburg to try some peach wine or peach ice cream

Head to the Texas Hill Country this summer to pick up your box of the freshest, juiciest peaches in Texas from one of a dozen roadside markets and orchards.

05/11/2021

The splendors of the Texas Hill Country include Fredericksburg peaches as well as a variety of other farm fresh produce. Even pick your own!

03/05/2021

Seventy years ago, in 1951, Senator Lyndon Johnson acquired the 240-acre property that would become the “LBJ Ranch.”

His 80-year old Aunt Frank, a widow of nearly fifteen years, was unable to keep up the maintenance on her ranch house and the property, so she and her nephew agreed to a property swap. With $10 on the conveyance deed to “seal the bargain,” Senator Johnson got the ranch and his aunt got his boyhood home in Johnson City. She also received a $100 stipend each month for the rest of her life. She passed away ten years later at the age of 91 and was buried in the family cemetery at the LBJ Ranch.



Photo: LBJ Library by Frank Muto

[Image: Senator Johnson stands next his aunt on the porch of his Boyhood Home, 1959.]

02/11/2021

Out of all the Missions, Mission Concepcion is the best preserved. It is the oldest unreconstructed church in the US as well as the best preserved example of Spanish Colonial Construction. These motifs above the church doors are unchanged since they were carved.

07/20/2020

Did you know there are a number of beautiful missions dotting the state? Get a glimpse of some real Texas history, start learning about them here: https://bit.ly/38xu9zs

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Although we can't go out and all of the things we'd like, staying safe will allow us to get back to exploring Texas responsibly when the time is right. In the meantime, we hope you enjoy this virtual Texas escape and remember to wear a mask to keep yourself, and others, healthy. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3ipxaGU

Address

1343 Hallmark Drive
San Antonio, TX
78216

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Sunday 8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+18003416000

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