Suggestions for History Museum near San Antonio

Barry R. • June 21, 2012A gem that ought to receive much more recognition. They have some wonderful educational exhibits.

Shannon J. • October 14, 2021The Alamo may be kind of small but it’s definitely worth visiting once if you’re in the area.

Dallas M. • November 3, 2013Friendly and knowledgable guys. They remember everything that's gone on in their history. Stop by an help these folks build a great museum.

Kim D. • October 13, 2018It is more than you think. Great place to visit and the kids loves it as well

Jonathan L. • October 7, 2012The Asian Festival rolls around every Chinese New Year. Great food from all different countries, colorful cultural performances, and various trinkets for purchase make this a must-visit every year!

Joscelyn L. • April 9, 2011Beautiful gardens! We got married and had our reception here! Truly a hidden gem.

Doug M. • April 6, 2013A shortcut from the Riverwalk to the museum is through the Hyatt lobby.

Chris D. • April 14, 2013Really great collection of Mayan statues and artifacts on the second floor.

Errick F. • November 20, 2011It gets your booger wet

Andrew B. • May 7, 2015The history is amazing! Everything is well kept and it's overall amazing.

Dileep Kumar K. • May 27, 2013Fantastic location.. great view..

Anna L. • March 17, 2017Great place for a walk through of how the Airmen lived during their BMT

T. Aaron M. • October 9, 2012It is worth it to come and see this powerful exhibit. But hurry, it is a limited time engagement.

Forest P. • December 17, 2010Check it out if you're stationed at Ft. Sam

Brett B. • May 11, 2010Right next to the Witte.

Crystal G. • February 1, 2012First time here and the people here were so very sweet and the shop itself is amazing

Forest P. • December 18, 2010Great 1/48 scale model of the Alamo

Jennifer L. • January 31, 2012Be sure to talk to the docents, the stories they have about the city and it's aviation history are amazing.

Hotel Indigo • April 24, 2013Artifacts from the convent’s early days are displayed in the school’s History Museum, and the Gallery Shop, housed in a former dormitory building, offers jewelry, ceramics, photographs, furniture.