The Alamo

The only World Heritage Site in Texas is in San Antonio, and five Spanish mission stations, including The Alamo, not only witness the history of Spain's colonial period, but also showcase the culture of Spanish missionaries and indigenous peoples, without tickets. It’s just that parking costs about $40. There are staff members showing the items used by people at the time, and there are people explaining on the spot... It’s worth everyone to understand, the Alamo Battle at that time.

The Alamo Civil War is also a very important war in American history. This museum was built on the memorial site of this Civil War history. The interior of the entire museum is quite atmospheric. There are many weapons and history introduced here.

The Alamo Museum is a must-see in San Antonio. The Battle of Alamo is a near mythical presence in U.S. Army history, and this Alamo fortress was of great significance in the Texas revolution. Learn about that history before visiting, and you will have a deeper understanding of the current Alamo historical sites.

Alamo is the most famous historical base in Texas, and my Texas friends must make sure I take a good photo here because the importance of this place is very prominent. There is a history of the Civil War and the War with Mexico. Located in the center of the city. Opposite is the water walk block of the waterside walkway of snoring international. The carved monument at the door also illustrates some revolutionary historical pictures.

San Antonio, Texas is said to be named because of the talent San Antonio. The church is also because of his trimming. It seems that the United States used to rely mainly on missionaries, there are statues of San Antonio by the river, there are many sculptures, it looks good. It’s good to have the opportunity to go to church and feel it.

Compared to the large museums, the Alamo Museum is particularly dilapidated, but this is the true recorder of history, it is worth recommending everyone to come. The Alamo Museum, which has been a battleground for the Texas Revolution for more than 300 years, is well worth visiting.