Old Mission San Antonio de Valero — Attraction in San Antonio

Mission San Antonio de Padua, famously known as the Alamo, is one of the most iconic historical sites in San Antonio, Texas. Visiting this mission gave me a real sense of connection to the past. The preserved structures and the beautiful courtyard really highlight the history of the area and the significance it holds in Texas’ fight for independence. The museum inside was informative, with exhibits explaining the mission’s role as a religious center and military outpost. What struck me the most was the iconic chapel, which has become a symbol of resilience and sacrifice. It's easy to feel the weight of history here, and the peaceful surroundings made it an emotional experience. The staff is knowledgeable and welcoming, offering insights into the site’s storied past. Whether you're a history buff or just someone wanting to explore, the Alamo is a must-see when visiting...

It is important place in the Texas history. It is known the Alamo Castle.

When Mexican Antonio López de Santa Anna invaded Texas during the Texas Revolution, as many as 200 Texans managed to resist the 5,000-6,000-strong Mexican army for 12 days, taking refuge inside the ruined walls of the castle's inner courtyard, surrounding the castle and keeping it under constant cannon fire. On the thirteenth day (March 6, 1836), the Mexicans entered the castle and Mrs All Texans were killed, except for a woman named Dickinson, her child and two servants. Moreover it is famous for the world with a film that John Wayne took role. But Enterence is not free. I thing it should be free particularly for child. Some big companies can be support...

We got the free tickets to go into the church part but you can buy tickets to see other exhibits which we will do later on. It was hot and humid outside so going into the air conditioned church was a blessed relief. The shop behind it is very well stocked and you can sometimes see re-enactments or people who have exhibits set up outside to talk about period information that is very cool and things I didn’t know. The outside area is very cool, lots of statues and information about what happened! Worth making the trip to it if you are in San Antonio! Riverwalk is not too far...