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The Best Websites

  • www.mysanantonio.com. The website of the city's only mainstream newspaper, the San Antonio Express-News, is a one-stop e-shop for the city: In addition to providing the daily news, it also links to local businesses such as dry cleaners and florists and to movie, nightlife, and restaurant listings and reviews. A couple of caveats: You have to register to use the site (a one-time annoyance, and no fee is involved) and many of the searches require zip codes, so be sure to know the one you'll be traveling from when you log on.

  • www.sanantonio.gov. The City of San Antonio's website offers timely information on such topics as traffic and street closures. Most of the other sections that would be of interest to visitors, such as the city-sponsored arts events and public parks, can be found in the "Recreation" section.

  • www.sanantoniovisit.com. You're not going to get honest critiques of hotels and attractions on the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Bureau's website; you are, however, going to get useful links to many of them. The "Discounts" section is especially good if you're looking for discounts on everything from accommodations to theme parks. This is not the easiest site to navigate, but once you click on "Visitors," you should be able to find what you need.

  • http://sanantonio.citysearch.com. I don't always agree with this site's reviews, but it's always good to have a variety of opinions about dining, nightlife, and shopping (even if mine are ultimately right). And there are a few things I can't do -- such as provide you with an up-to-date weather report or Yellow Pages information -- that this site can.

  • www.texasmonthly.com. You won't necessarily find San Antonio stories on the Texas Monthly site, but the state's best magazine offers in-depth treatments of lots of interesting topics, so you'll be keyed into a Texas mindset. And the site sometimes highlights hot new San Antonio dining spots.


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