Suggestions for Museum near San Antonio

Shannon J. • October 14, 2021The Alamo may be kind of small but it’s definitely worth visiting once if you’re in the area.

Luxembourg M. • January 15, 2016Fantastic fun for the little ones! Will absolutely return

Kayla A. • May 10, 2016Breakfast tacos are delicious! With a side of fruit it's a great way to start the day. Filling and inexpensive. Didn't have a pastry but WOW did they look good!! Super cute inside and out for seating.

Elon L. • January 11, 2019The collection of ancient Greek and Roman art is fantastic!

Jeff J. • November 6, 2019Great display on the Alamo, the weapons used, etc. The art was impressive as well.

Doug M. • March 31, 2014Ah, dinosaurs! And the Aliens and Androids special exhibit is well worth the price. Plenty of nooks and crannies to roam. Don't forget the adjoining Texas history building.

Dallas M. • November 3, 2013Friendly and knowledgable guys. They remember everything that's gone on in their history. Stop by an help these folks build a great museum.

Piatti Ristorante & Bar • January 27, 2015A stunning museum. We simply love visits to this place on a weekend or weekday! -Piatti at the Quarry

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.

Jonathan L. • October 7, 2012The Asian Festival rolls around every Chinese New Year. Great food from all different countries, colorful cultural performances, and various trinkets for purchase make this a must-visit every year!

Luisa F. • June 14, 2015The are where all the "scary" wax figures are is the best

Barry R. • June 21, 2012A gem that ought to receive much more recognition. They have some wonderful educational exhibits.

Jennifer L. • January 25, 2012Four different shows every Friday night! Stick around after the final show to get a peek at the night sky with the Observatory's Telescope.

Joscelyn L. • April 9, 2011Beautiful gardens! We got married and had our reception here! Truly a hidden gem.

Chris D. • April 14, 2013Really great collection of Mayan statues and artifacts on the second floor.

Anna L. • March 17, 2017Great place for a walk through of how the Airmen lived during their BMT

Wayne M. • November 11, 2013A must visit while in San Antonio. Opened at midnight when Prohibition ended, this place serves great drinks and good food and the collection of animal heads on the wall is amazing.

Corrie D. • October 10, 2013Go upstairs to the video game section and play Madden, Mario, Tetris and other classics.

Errick F. • November 20, 2011It gets your booger wet

Julie R. • April 4, 2011Oh but don't pet the dog! Owner gets mad!

Nick M. • October 3, 2023Great space with exhibits that change every few months

Brandon B. • July 8, 2013Guided tours run on a schedule so if you don't show up at the right time you'll need to do a self-guided tour. Just ask the hostess lots of questions and you'll likely get a similar experience.

Charles C. • June 29, 2013Purchase the 2-fer deal to tour both Villa Finale and Steves Homestead museums. Trust me you'll want to do both! Make sure to call ahead and get there early - tour times end around 2pm.

Brett B. • May 11, 2010Right next to the Witte.