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Combination Tours
City Landmarks. Historic Missions. One Memorable Experience.
Discover More of San Antonio
Explore downtown landmarks, historic neighborhoods, and Spanish colonial missions with local storytelling, small groups, and comfortable air-conditioned transportation.
Choose a 3-hour introduction featuring two missions or a 7½-hour full-day package combining our complete San Antonio city tour with all four missions. Both experiences combine walking and driving, with opportunities to ask questions, take photographs, and discover the stories behind the sights.
Discover San Antonio’s signature landmarks and two historic missions in one engaging experience. Your local guide connects Spanish colonial heritage, Texas history, and contemporary culture through storytelling, short walks, and photo stops.
From the Alamo and downtown’s historic streets to Mission San José and Mission Concepción, this tour offers a memorable introduction for first-time visitors and returning travelers alike.
Tour highlights:
The Alamo — Discover the former Spanish mission and its place in Texas history.
Houston Street & Historic Theater District — Explore historic buildings, theaters, and downtown character.
San Fernando Cathedral — Learn about a landmark at the heart of San Antonio’s community.
King William Historic District — Enjoy a drive through a neighborhood of elegant historic homes and distinctive architecture.
Mission San José — Discover the church, community, and traditions of this celebrated mission.
Mission Concepción — Admire historic stone architecture and hear the stories behind this enduring place.
Discover how San Antonio’s landmarks, neighborhoods, and missions connect into one remarkable story.
This package combines our full 3-hour San Antonio city tour with our 3½-hour Mission Trail Heritage Tour, with a one-hour break between tours to relax, enjoy lunch, or explore independently.
Travel comfortably between sights and explore on foot with your local guide. Discover the people, traditions, architecture, and events that shaped San Antonio—from its historic downtown and distinctive neighborhoods to the communities of the Mission Trail.
3-hour city tour
1-hour break
3½-hour mission tour
City Tour: All 11 Highlights:
The Alamo — Discover the historic mission and the story of the 1836 battle that shaped Texas history.
San Antonio River Walk — Enjoy scenic riverside paths, bridges, and the lively atmosphere of this celebrated destination.
San Fernando Cathedral — Learn about this historic landmark and its place at the heart of the city.
La Villita Historic Arts Village — Discover galleries, artisan shops, and historic charm.
Arneson River Theatre — See the distinctive outdoor performance space along the River Walk.
Tower of the Americas — View one of San Antonio’s most recognizable skyline landmarks.
Hemisfair Park — Discover the setting of the 1968 World’s Fair.
Alamodome — See the prominent sports and entertainment venue.
King William Historic District — Admire elegant homes and historic neighborhood architecture.
Pearl Market & District — Explore the former brewery district’s restaurants, shops, and public spaces. Market activity varies by day.
The Grotto — Discover distinctive cave-inspired public artwork along the River Walk.
One-Hour Break:
Enjoy a one-hour break between the city tour and mission tour. Use this time to relax, enjoy lunch, or explore independently before continuing your experience.
Mission Tour: All Four Missions:
Mission Concepción — Admire historic stone architecture and learn about original painted decoration, religious traditions, and the stories of mission life.
Mission San José — Discover a mission community where homes, workshops, granaries, and a church supported daily life. Learn about the Rose Window, farming, irrigation, and ranching traditions.
Mission San Juan — Explore the agricultural side of mission life. Learn how farming, irrigation, and trading networks sustained the community.
Mission Espada — Discover historic craftsmanship and learn about the irrigation system and aqueduct that helped bring river water to farmland.
Your guide explores Spanish colonial history and Indigenous experiences, including the cultural changes and hardships that accompanied mission life.
Tour Duration: 7½ hours, including a one-hour break
