A trip to San Antonio isn’t complete unless you sample its Tex-Mex along the Riverwalk and visit at least one of the missions ...

How the Spanish and Natives lived at Mission San José. If you seek a place to think about how Spanish missionaries and Indigenous converts, many of them Coahuiltecans, passed their days and night ...

Further missions rapidly followed, including San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo, built further along the San Antonio River in 1720. This new mission was named after the governor who replaced Alarcon ...

SAN ANTONIO − During a recent road trip to this beguiling Texas city, I spent a considerable amount of time in churches. Most were Catholic churches, of course, since San Antonio's origins ...

"San Antonio people know the value of these missions." The campaign raised $15.5 million in about two years, funds allocated to help preserve the four mission churches overseen by the Archdiocese ...

Explore the scenic Mission Reach Trail in San Antonio with the convenience of the B-cycle bike share program. Pedal along the picturesque route, enjoy the natural beauty, and visit historic ...

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the only site in Texas, San Antonio Missions National Historical Park is teleporting visitors back 300 years through four preserved frontier missions: Mission ...

There are also puffy tacos—the taco’s full name is the San Antonio–style puffy taco. The minor league San Antonio Missions baseball team even has a puffy taco mascot.

In this 1943 photo for the San Antonio Light, Nell P. Goodman shows off the double-unit freezer at her farm on Route 7 and Texas 66 — the property Goodman bought from her brother, R.J. Pereida ...