San Antonio Historical Park Opens for Winter Tours

1/27/2021 (Permalink)

When you see our Green Fleet around town, you can be assured that we are available and ready to handle your flood damage.

This February, the San Antonio Missions Open for Public Tours

The San Antonio Missions National Historical Park includes a 9-mile stretch of land that contains four of the original structures created by Spanish Settlers. The historical sites are among some of the oldest in the US, dating back to the mid-eighteenth century. Originally used as churches for early settlers, these buildings contain the unique heritage of Portuguese, Spanish, and Texan settlers. San Antonio was the subject of many battles and land grabs during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. These UNESCO world heritage sites are available to tour from February 1st, with guided tours taking roughly two hours and transport between sites taken by car. Visit the San Antonio Historical Society for further updates on renovations and COVID social distancing measures.

• Tour the 9-mile stretch of UNESCO world heritage sites by road and explore the San Jose Mission's biking trails.
• Learn about the lesser-known missions outside of Downtown and the introduction of Christianity to Texas.
• Pickup gifts and souvenirs from the conveniently located gift shops at each mission site.

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