Suggestions for Historic Site near San Antonio

Bibliosopher • June 9, 2012A walkable neighborhood - Brown Coffee, Deco Pizza, and Koffee Kup are great for a stroll. And now Woodlawn Lake has outdoor gym equipment too.

Mel J. • December 23, 2018An tremendous historical site. It lives up to its reputation. There a lot of history here and they mostly tell it accurately and fairly. The jingoism is only on the souvenirs. Well mostly.

Lily S. • November 10, 2014Wonderful dining experience. Private Club. Meal was outstanding.

Xim T. • May 3, 2017Great architecture! Must seen! Closes early!

Morgan G. • April 28, 2021If you didn’t visit the Alamo, did you really even go to San Antonio! Definitely go! Definitely buy the audio tour! It’s only $7

Amy M. • July 7, 2014Great crowd this year. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Adult Megaplex booth had a blast. Thank you San Antonio.

Priya T. • March 26, 2016Quirky market with lots of souvenirs to take home. Nice restaurant at the end too.

Andrew B. • May 7, 2015The history is amazing! Everything is well kept and it's overall amazing.

Paul D. • June 14, 2015Nice saloon bar, once visited by Teddy Roosevelt. Friendly staff, where you can grab tips on where to visit in San Antonio.

Tiffany M. • July 21, 2022Beautiful former home of a Tejano merchant and legislator. A must-see for anyone interested in Texas history!

Wolf H. • September 22, 2013Check out the Alamo City Ghost Tours!

Dileep Kumar K. • May 27, 2013Fantastic location.. great view..

Pete K. • January 15, 2012Warm breakfast, shower, clothes closet, God's word. Sunday mornings.

Jimmy K. • August 7, 2017You will need at least half a day to take in all the missions here. Especially true if you're into photography. There's a lot of ground to cover, so bike or drive. Walk if you want to dedicate a day.

Anne S. • February 2, 2012The welcoming committee is awesome!: -)

Mel J. • December 23, 2018Great historical site. American and Mexican history in one spot. Told somewhat honestly and fairly.

Gilberto D. • April 16, 2011$5 cover- non-alcohol serving venue. You are welcome to byob or any beverage. Dim lighting, rely heavily on christmas lights. laid back kind of place

Clay C. • June 6, 2010You only get to go up this tower twice during your stay at Trinity and both times are pretty pointless and frustrating. But you'll do both anyway.

Katelin V. • March 15, 2012A great inexpensive was to see the city. Fun for all ages. Jump on, jump off at all the sights you wanna explore.

Mike D. • October 29, 2013As a former Marine Corps dog handler, I feel this is a beautiful monument to honor and recognize war dog teams of all eras!

Visit San Antonio • December 17, 2015On display at The Homestead are furnishings, fixtures and decor that brings the family’s stories to life.

Kyle J. • March 22, 2014You have to come for the history and to experience a pivotal part of TX history.Don't expect it to be "cool","exciting",or "entertaining".This is a great opportunity to step back into time of cowboys.

Kim M. • July 7, 2016Beautiful hotel. Went for a wedding and now I am thinking about staying a night. Near the riverwalk which is a highlight for San Antonio! Great historical sites near!

Wolf H. • November 1, 2013Great tour! Best in the area!