Housed in a bright pink and maragarita lime building, this unique museum is located right at the entrance to El Mercado (the Mexican Market Square). It is bold and arresting (but surprisingly overlooked by most visitors to San Antonio). It is the largest museum dedicated to Latin American art and culture in the US. The exhibits, located on two floors,... More

Lovely museum with a nice collection of Mexican art. I enjoyed my visit and will go back next time I am in town to see what special exhibits they have displayed. More

Such a beautiful exterior and great mentions in SA travel literature but after a (luckily) short walk from our hotel, found that only the gift shop and small courtyard were open on a very busy Labor Day weekend. A little online research revealed this jewel of a museum (part of the Smithsonian) is in DIRE financial straits. So don't waste... More

Sundays are free at the Alameda, so off I went for the first time two weeks ago. Parking is a little bit of a squeeze due to its downtown location but there is a nearby rooftop parking lot which ran about $5. The building itself is on the edge of the Market aka tourist central for a perceived Mexico experience... More