This is an awesome display of a Spanish architecture during the 1700s. Unfortunately, my visit was during the government shut down and I'm not sure I was able to enjoy it's full majesty.

We visited during the government shut down. Was were able to walk the grounds. The place is real neat, lots of history. Looking forward to return when the shut down is over. It’s worth seeing.

We visited during the government shut down, but the mission church was open as were the grounds. So beautiful. Also, dogs are allowed on the grounds, very convenient if your dog is well behaved.

It's not called The Queen of the Missions for nothing. We were flabbergasted by the size and the logical layout. I could imagine life as it was, I think. Really a must see! And the city bus stops there.

Don't forget about this mission. So large and well preserved. A true highlight of our visit to San Antonio.

While we were disappointed at not being able to do a tour due to the shutdown, the mission itself was wonderful, and the church stunning.

This church is a part of the mission trail. There were signs with history and maps. Parking was good.