The Alamo is one of the most visited historic areas in the region, it is also one of the most important in the state of Texas, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located right in the heart of the city, the site is famous for having hosted one of the first Spanish missions and was also the scene of the Battle of the Alamo, one of the most important events for the Texas Revolution.

The Alamo was built at the time as a school for indigenous people converting to Christianity, but the building eventually became a Spanish fortress in the 18th century. On your itinerary through San Antonio, Texas, USA, be sure to set aside a few hours to wander through its old buildings, observe the equipment and artifacts used at the time of the battles.

After visiting The Alamo, head to the SA Missions National Historic Park, which are churches founded by Christian religious to spread Christianity among the indigenous people who lived in the region at the time. The place houses temples and century-old buildings, which tell a little about the Jesuit missions during the period of Spanish rule. The coolest thing is that, in addition to knowing a little bit of history, it is possible to stroll through the park surrounded by lots of green.