Kimberly L.
9/2/2016
Wow! How can all of this amazing history be free? It is so worth it, even if they charged! It's like a treasure hunt, all beautifully maintained with helpful and friendly staff. Definitely a...
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park
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2202 Roosevelt Ave
San Antonio, TX 78210
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is a significant UNESCO World Heritage Site in Texas, offering visitors a glimpse into the rich history and cultural evolution of the region. With a history spanning over 10,000 years, the park showcases the resilience of the Native people of South Texas who embraced Spanish colonization in the early 1700s, adopting a new way of life in the face of drought and European diseases.
Immerse yourself in the park's captivating story through daily ranger-led programs, educational materials, and the Mission Descendant Stories initiative, which brings to life the oral histories and memories of mission descendants in San Antonio. As you explore the park, you'll discover the significance of acequias (irrigation ditches) and the enduring connection between land and water. San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is a testament to the enduring spirit of the people and the cultural heritage that shaped this region.
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Terri H.
1/1/2025
It was a great experience. We learned a lot about the history . Highly recommend. We went in with no expectations and it was well worth it
Paul V.
5/27/2024
San Antonio Missions National Historical Park was a cool way to start off my vacation in the city. The morning I was there was beautiful and cool. I chose to join one of the ranger-led tours at...
Lydia P.
12/28/2024
There was NO NOTICE posted on the Park gates to let anyone know that they would be CLOSED ON Christmas Eve !!!! Or on the website!!!!
Phillip M.
4/18/2021
Hard. It to find anything bad here. Wide open. Under the National Park Services. Must see! The audio tour on the website is great in worldhertiagesa.com. The one crazy thing is the penny press...
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