As a symbol not only of San Antonio, but of the entire state of Texas, The Alamo stands as a sacred place to come and reflect upon being Texan and American. Not just confined to the old church building, which is certainly the most visual representation of The Alamo, this historic landmark is actually a complex of a little over four acres. A shrine, Long Barrack Museum, Gift Museum, the old church and various gardens are all located within the compound.
The Alamo is open to the public for nearly the entire year, only closing for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. There is no fee to visit The Alamo, making it an informative and inexpensive visit that is sure to leave you with a number of memories. Whether you're from Texas or not, The Alamo is sure to inspire all with feelings of patriotism and pride.
