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Remains of a Spanish mission that housed indigenous converts & includes an unfinished 1780s church.

At a glance

#6 of 20 Historical landmarks in San Antonio #25 of 61 Tourist attractions in San Antonio

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.70

10.5 km from the center of San Antonio

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★79%
  • 4 ★16%
  • 3 ★3%
  • 2 ★1%
  • 1 ★1%
9101 Graf Rd, San Antonio, TX 78214, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Mission San Juan?
Mission San Juan is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 2,940 reviews.
How does Mission San Juan rank in San Antonio?
Mission San Juan is #6 of 20 Historical landmarks in San Antonio by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Mission San Juan located?
9101 Graf Rd, San Antonio, TX 78214, United States — 10.5 km from the center of San Antonio.
How can I contact Mission San Juan?
Phone: +1 210-534-0749 · Website: nps.gov
Ariane Hernandez Garcia
One of my favorite missions, we attended the Sunday mass at 11:00 AM in Spanish, it was very nice, please bring cash for donations.
Criselda Almaraz
Beautiful and very well kept. The marquis/plaques along the walking path and in the Church was very informative.
Boom Boom
The San juan mission Church is a beautiful place to visit. Part of Texas is so much history between the Spanish and the natives and the Americans
Cowa P.
Historical grounds & information provided throughout the Mission. Enjoyable day trip & good walking tracks.
Helena Herbst
Beautiful place!
Park Rangers are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.
This particular mission has a pollinator garden as well as a larger vegetable garden with heirloom plants.
You'll see many cacti in the garden fields too each cacti is from each of the descendants of this area mission(s).
There is a beautiful nature path here too.
The museum has neat artifacts.
The water fountains work
Bathrooms are clean
Plenty of places to sit
Wheelchair friendly parking and access
Bike rentals
Britt Cawley
No tickets are required. Free entry. Daily masses operate here.. This Mission is set up like a small city. Walking through this place, feels like walking through time. There is free parking on site. The perfect catholic pilgrimage for our family within the states.
Justin Broadwater
What an amazing story to read about and see history first hand. The work the staff does to make sure these missions remain intact and up to date is amazing. The hard work is seen as you realize these grounds have been worked for over 300 years and yet today they still use hands and no machinery. Another must see while viewing San Antonio History. This is Free!!!
Olivia Janacaro
The park ranger here was really nice!! Gave a very informative talk on the history of the mission! Thank you!
A very relaxing park to walk through, visit the mission (it's still active as a parish!), learn some Texas history and get to enjoy a picnic. They have bicycles you can borrow too to bicycle on the trail

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