San Antonio Missions National Historic Park

Small mission church built in the late 1700s

The Church at Mission Espada

Narrative signage in the grounds of the church

Interpretation on the Mission Espada grounds

Large mission church with an arched walkway

Mission San José

Visitor center with exhibits about mission life

San Antonio Missions visitor center on the grounds of Mission San José

Small mission church with front edifice for three bells

Mission San Juan

Interior of a mission church

Inside the church at Mission San Juan

Interpretive displays in a building with Saltillo tile floors and exposed ceiling beams

Interpretive panels at Mission Concepción

Exterior stone arched walkway with wooden doors in building
Mission church with two bell towers and an arched covered walkway on the side

Mission Concepción

San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, 6701 San Jose Drive

An integral part of the Spanish colonizing effort in Texas, four historic Spanish missions and their associated churches line the San Antonio River as it courses south from the city center.   A paved hike and bike path connects the historic missions, providing visitors the opportunity to enjoy the San Antonio River’s natural environs, while visiting the fully interpreted historic mission sites.

San Antonio Missions National Historic Park
  • Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
  • Admission: None
  • 6701 San Jose Dr., San Antonio, TX
  • 210-932-1001
  • Visit Website
  • National Register of Historic Places, UNESCO World Heritage Site
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