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San Antonio, TX: Witte Museum

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Witte Museum - San Antonio Point of Interest (POI)
3801 Broadway St
San Antonio, TX 78209
Phone: 210-357-1900
 
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  Antonian Inn and Suites 1.55
  Howard Johnson Express Inn - San Antonio, TX 1.62
  Super 8 Motel - San Antonio/Dowtown 1.80
  San Antonio - Days Inn Northeast 2.13
  Rodeway Inn Near Ft. Sam Houston 2.18
  Rodeway Inn Downtown 2.20
  San Antonio Travelodge 2.28
  Four Points by Sheraton San Antonio Riverwalk North 2.34
  Clarion Hotel Riverwalk 2.35
  San Antonio/SBC/Coliseum Area 2.36

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Hands-on exhibits explore Texas history, natural science and anthropology. One display focuses on the ecological diversity of the state's seven natural areas. A dinosaur exhibit displays the life-size reproduction of a triceratops skeleton. Another display gives insight to the culture and cave paintings of a prehistoric society that flourished in the area more than 8,000 years ago.