Los Adaes State Historic Site

Informative and Interesting

Had an excellent and informative visit due to the young man working there (Sean) who is knowledgeable and an excellent storyteller. We didn’t have much time to tour the grounds, but what we did see wa...

An empty field with a few signs.

We stopped here on recommendation of TripAdvisor. Picked up brochures and talked to young man who came from the closed museum. Bathrooms were not open to a he public.

This was once the Capital of Texas - great history here

I played basketball in high school against boys who had descended from the Spanish soldiers that stayed here. Names like Sepulvador, Barbo, etc. There is long history at this site! Prepare to learn...

Visit to my ancestors place

A big part of my fathers family has ancestors in that almost forgotten place. Spanish and their Talscaltecan soldiers lived and mixed their with the local Caddo Indians, Apache slaves, Choctaws lookin...

Staff is very courteous and very knowlegeable

Would highly recommend the Los Adaes State Historic Site. In addition would recommend the Cane River Plantation Trail and also take in the sites in the city of Natchitoches. Incredibly fascinating. ...