Historical Places in San Antonio, TX

Villa Finale, Museum & Gardens, is the last home of civic leader, collector and preservationist Walter Nold Mathis. The house site on 1.5 acres of former fa

Looking for a place to worship while visiting San Antonio? Then pass by Central Church, as we are a bilingual church with a San Antonio flare right in heart

This cathedral was built in 1873 to replace the original founded more than one hundred years earlier.This cathedral was built in 1873 to replace the origin

A six-room adobe house once belonging to Spaniard Manuel Yturri-Castillo and dating back to the mid 1800s.A six-room adobe house once belonging to Spania

The building of this church was finished in 1875.The building of this church was finished in 18

Reform Jewish Synagogue.Reform Jewish Synagogue.

A pedestrian route that starts at the Alamo and winds nine miles along the San Antonio River passing four other historical missions.A pedestrian route th

Trinity Baptist Church is located in San Antonio, and promotes worship, education and community services. The church offers various student, adult, childre

Pearl, located north of downtown San Antonio, provides a unique experience as a top culinary and cultural destination. The mixed-use space features retai

A museum detailing the history of the military in San Antonio.A museum detailing the history of the military in San Anton

Adobe building built in the mid-1700s for the Spanish presidio, now a major tourist attraction.Adobe building built in the mid-1700s for the Spanish presidi

Founded in 1916, the National Park Service, also known as NPS, is a bureau of the Department of the Interior. It works in more than 400 national park

This 200-year-old Franciscan mission at the very heart of the Mission Trail was originally built against claims of French colonization.This 200-year-o

The Life and History of Jose Antonio Navarro, a Texas statesman, politician, rancher, and merchant. General Admission * Adults $4 * Ages 6(-18) $3 * Children