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January 2024 by S Am
Amazing experience. The tour guides inside of the church were a wealth of information.
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January 2024 by Nicholas P
You can’t go to San Antonio without visiting the Alamo. They have different options. Free admission with Alamo Church. $14 for an adult for the Alamo exhibit. $20 for an adult for an audio tour, Alamo exhibit, and Alamo Church. Once you get inside, they do have 15 min demonstrations on musket forms for free. They’re only on Fri-Sun. I only did a self guided tour. If you do the Alamo Church and exhibit, plan to spend maybe 1.5-2 hrs there. That depends on the day/time and if you watch any demonstrations. It is popular so go early if you want to avoid the bigger crowds.
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January 2024 by job place
Texas rangers were super nice. The nicest interactions with police ever
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January 2024 by Patrocinio “Pat” Salas
Love comimg here. Love history.
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January 2024 by Akshay Bipin
We went on a Sunday afternoon and when we reached we found out the entry was free after 4pm.Check it out before you go.It brings back stories you have read about the battle of Alamo.It is a 30 minute visit.
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January 2024 by Rahul Gowda
One of the top attractions of San antonio. A city rich with history and the alamo mission opens a doorway to the past. Literally. You experience the moments of the battle in the same way they did hundreds of years ago. You’ll sit in the same room used to hide from the enemies. You’ll walk through the camps and the cannons alongside the walls.There are works to preserve the natural limestone used in the walls of the church and the paintings over it. The alamo exhibit is something that you can skip. It’s a museum with the things retrieved from the place in the past, restored and preserved behind glass.If you are in San Antonio, this should be on the top of you bucket list. I would recommend you get the free entry ticket only if you just want to make a stop. But there are guided tours if you have a few hours to experience the history
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January 2024 by Mark N
So well preserved! Awesome to see in person.
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January 2024 by Renzo Castillo
Sad to find out there is no basement in the Alamo
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January 2024 by Shannon Bowker
This is truly American history!The ethereal emotions of being in the Mission was magical, then experiencing the storytelling of the battle was visceral. My family is filled with history buffs but I loved the artifacts, documents and art presented.I loved everything about the experience!
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January 2024 by Vince Manduchi
boring
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January 2024 by Rachel H
Not a lot to capture kids interest except the History channel documentary they showed in the long barracks. Kids got much more interested once they saw that. More "recreated rooms" to show what things looked like similar to the doctor's quarters would make things more engaging. Otherwise, they've literally not changed the exhibits, like the diorama that's been there since I visited as a child 30 years ago. The plaza in front was completely torn out due to construction. Hope it's better once that's done.
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January 2024 by Tim Tr.
Rich in history and ancient beauty.So grateful for those who fought for freedom, those who preserved his gem over the centuries and those who came to learn about history of Texas.Freedom and liberty came with a huge price that I am often taking them for granted.Thank you!Love San Antonio for what it stands.The place can be very packed during the weekend so make sure you got your tickets ahead of time and figure out where you can park without walking too far to the Alamo or paying too much for parking.And be aware and they have a lot of construction going on at the place which can be a bit annoying but excited about what’s next when it is doneCan’t wait to see how the Alamo could have been like.
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January 2024 by Joseph Bickley
Great atmosphere! Visiting leaves one with a great sense of history
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January 2024 by Jose Guillen
Lovely amazing place full of history
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January 2024 by Verónica Tinoco
Historical space, free access.Very good care.
