We made a day of visiting all of the missions and learned a great deal throughout the day, but a volunteer at Mission San Juan made this our favorite mission. Manuel's grandparents were indians who lived and died in this mission. He has a great deal of Genealogical research which he is more than willing to share which brought the... More

It was okay. I went here for a photo shoot. It's free which is always good & it is very interesting. Don't go in the summertime, it's sweltering. More

Same as I said about all of the missions in San Antonio You should make a day of it and visit all More

It looks like it is in a time capsule. And they still have Mass there after nearly 300 years. More

Was great before the National Parks took over, better now. Don't miss the Rose Window on the side of the chapel. A love story of its own. More

If you are into early American history, all the missions are a must vist. A good family event that shouldn't bore the young ones. Many displays and folks on hand to tell what was happening back in the days. Go! More

Poor San Juan. Probably the least respected mission. It does not seem to be in great shape. The inside is worn down. But each mission has it's own unique character and none should be missed if you have the time. This has a well preserved wall surrounding the compound. More so than Espada or Concepcion. Less than San Jose. The... More

May 2010. One of the smaller and less vistited of the San Antonio Missions. Not impressive by itself but when visited as part of a collective of all of the missions, worth the visit. More