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San Antonio Missions National Historic Park
San Antonio Missions National Historic Park Welcome to the iconic San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, one of the most historically educational, culturally insightful, and refreshingly entertaining sites you can visit with your student group while in San Antonio. This UNESCO World Heritage Site holds four out of five Spanish Frontier Missions in town, spanning nearly…
Alamo City Ghost Tours
Alamo City Ghost Tours Twisted History, Gruesome Tales, and Ghost Hunting As one of the oldest ghost tours in San Antonio, Alamo City Ghost Tours is sure to please all the history lovers and ghost hunters in your group, no doubt about it! Presenting a truly ‘twisted history’, this tour company will provide your group…
GO RIO River Cruise
GO RIO River Cruise For one of the most unique and relaxing ways to see the river head for the GO RIO dock on the Riverwalk. One-of-a-kind San Antonio experiences, well beyond just dinner cruises and history tours. GO RIO is the newest river cruise experience in San Antonio and provides narrated public tours departing…
UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures
UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures Located on the UTSA Hemisfair Campus sits the UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures, the cultural heritage museum focusing on Texas peoples and their stories. The institute provides guests with historic and cultural exhibits, festivals and events, and educational resources for students and teachers. As a Smithsonian Affiliate, guests can expect…
Jackson Square
Jackson Square Welcome to Jackson Square, or Place d’Armes, one of the most popular places to visit in all of New Orleans! This park is located in the historic French Quarter, the area first recognized as a National Historic Landmark in 1960. Jackson Square has played a vital role in the city’s history, with roots…
Early Sign On Bonus!!
New Year, New Deals! Adventure Student Travel is offering an early sign on bonus to any group interested in booking a trip this month, whether you are planning your big spring break adventure or thinking about next years senior trip grad bash. Talk about a great way to start the new year! All you have…
Road Trip Tips for Student Groups
Whether your group is taking a road trip purely for the sake of enjoying a road trip or your group is undergoing a long journey on their way to a specific destination, there are many components that go into planning and executing a successful trip outside of the destination(s) itself. Between gas prices, bathroom breaks,…
Student Budget Trip: Austin
Great food, great fun, and great prices…Austin is one of the best U.S cities your group can vacation in this season when it comes to budget travel, and for several different reasons! This inland Texas city serves as the state capitol, home of the University of Texas, and a well-known venue for the current live…
Austin Rock Gym
Austin Rock Gym Crafting Climbers since 1998 Exercise, physical education, and exciting entertainment all in one? Welcome to North Austin Rock Gym. Get ready for all the thrill and reward of scaling a mountain, without all the danger and actual, well, scaling a mountain part. At North Austin Rock Gym your group can spend an…
The Contemporary Austin
The Contemporary Austin With two different locations plus an in-city art school, The Contemporary Austin is one of the biggest local names in all that is art, art education, and art appreciation. Serving as the primary community art museum, The Contemporary Austin strives to complete its mission ‘to educate and inspire audiences in visual arts’,…
Austin Symphony
Austin Symphony The mission of the Austin Symphony Orchestra Society, Inc. is to enhance the cultural quality of life for the adults and young people of Austin and Central Texas by providing excellence in music performance and educational programming. Serving as the oldest performance group in Austin, first founded in 1911, the Austin Symphony Orchestra Society…
Elisabet Ney Museum
Elisabet Ney Museum Welcome to the famed home of Elisabet Ney, the German sculptor who fled Europe’s anti-intellectual movement and found artistic refuge here in Austin. This museum, sitting on 3 acres of gorgeous prairie land, is housed in Ney’s former studio and home, Elisabet living here from the 1850s to her death in 1907….
