San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

2202 Roosevelt Ave., San Antonio , Texas, United States - Phone: 210-932-1001

TravelPod Member ReviewsSan Antonio Missions National Historical Park

  • Amazing this still exists

    5

    2pcgrads 2 contributions Spokane, United States Jul 12, 2012

    The Missions of San Antonio are wonderfully preserved and quite a piece of history. Places such as these can't not afford to get swallowed up by urban sprawl. Thanks to the National Park Service.

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  • Good museum & sites

    5

    roadtrippers 1 contribution Humble, TX, United States Aug 22, 2010

    The missions were interesting to roam and explore. The museum was very good, and the short video is a great introduction.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

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    Texas IS Big!

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    Traveling from Van Horn, Texas to San Antonio we were able to see dramatic, yet gradual, changes in the geology and landscape: desert and desert mountains, to limestone, to rolling and green hills near and around San Antonio. Not only did the landscape change, but the weather, as well: very hot and dry to very hot and humid--with several heavy rain …

  • 2

    Exploring the San Antonio Missions

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    Entry containing 31 photos titled: Hotel lobby art, Missions

  • 3

    Feb 22 - Missions accomplished!

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    Today, Roger, Lois and I went to visit the Missions of San Antonio. We had such a beautiful day, with temperatures up to 28 degrees (80's). The weather here is funny – cold one day, and hot the next. Jason, our guide yesterday, said they have one season here – summer – and their average temperature is 60 degrees. He said people …

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    San Antonio Missions National Historical Park

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    ... . Today the missions are elegant reminders of the contribution of Indian and Hispanic peoples to the history of the United States. The missions of San Antonio were far more than churches; they were communities. Each was a fortified village, with its own ...

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    Riverwalk and the Alamo

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    ... nbsp; We then got to San Antonio in the daylight and visited the Alamo, Riverwalk, El Mercado and the Missions National Historical Park.  San Antonio was very crowded for New Year's Eve so we opted for a nice dinner at La Margarita and a ...