Spanish Governor's Palace

Review №1

Rating: 5

Date: 2 weeks ago

Review №2

Rating: 5

Date: a month ago

Review №3

Rating: 5

Cute historic home in downtown SA!

Date: a month ago

Review №4

Rating: 5

Quite interesting to know the governor office layout

Date: a month ago

Review №5

Rating: 4

The governors house dating back to the 18th century is an incredible place for everyone to continue remembering the glorious past of the Spanish empire that conquered all the wild lands of the Far West before the arrival of the English.

Date: a month ago

Review №6

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №7

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №8

Rating: 5

Date: 2 months ago

Review №9

Rating: 3

Very nice, except that because everything is so exposed and cannot be cleaned so easily, it feels dusty.

Date: 3 months ago

Review №10

Rating: 5

Date: 3 months ago

Review №11

Rating: 4

Interesting enough, just not very historically accurate for a reconstruction

Date: 4 months ago

Review №12

Rating: 5

Great museum for a quick visit. It is very interesting to see the old furniture and the courtyard. Tickets when we went were 5$. This is not an air-conditioned place, so plan accordingly with the nasty texas heat.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №13

Rating: 4

This is a very small museum with a courtyard. It had artifacts from hundreds of years ago. They share interesting history.

Date: 4 months ago

Review №14

Rating: 5

History house . Nothing changed . You can see how the people lived 300 hundred years ago . A small fee necessary .

Date: 4 months ago

Review №15

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №16

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №17

Rating: 5

Very spooky at night.

Date: 5 months ago

Review №18

Rating: 4

Date: 5 months ago

Review №19

Rating: 5

VERY INTERESTING history, neat period furnishings, and a relaxing back garden! It was well worth the minimal entrance fee!

Date: 5 months ago

Review №20

Rating: 5

Date: 5 months ago

Review №21

Rating: 5

What a window into history! Spanish Texas and the imaginative restoration of 1930 are two tales told together as you walk through the rooms of the last remnants of the Presidio San Antonio de Bexar. The courtyard garden is really lovely. And take the time to read the carved door!

Date: 5 months ago

Review №22

Rating: 4

Really interesting historical site full of antiquities. Just a lack of atmosphere probably due to loud chatty staff on reception. Worth a visit though!

Date: 6 months ago

Review №23

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №24

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №25

Rating: 5

Date: 6 months ago

Review №26

Rating: 5

Great history, reasonable price

Date: 6 months ago

Review №27

Rating: 4

Date: 6 months ago

Review №28

Rating: 5

Its amazing to step back into the past and see what life in San Antonio was!

Date: 7 months ago

Review №29

Rating: 5

Very interesting and very well preserved. It shows the glories of the Viceroyalty and more civilized times.

Date: 7 months ago

Review №30

Rating: 1

Date: 7 months ago

Review №31

Rating: 4

Date: 8 months ago

Review №32

Rating: 5

Love this place! Especially the courtyard.

Date: 8 months ago

Review №33

Rating: 5

All very interesting

Date: 8 months ago

Review №34

Rating: 3

I left the Palace very much confused by what I saw. I think that there is little left of the original 1700s Palace but I m not sure. There were additions and restorations up through the 1930s. The furnishings all seem to be Spanish colonial of the 1700s so if you do visit just drink it in and don t worry about the history. Not that much history is provided.

Date: 9 months ago

Review №35

Rating: 5

It s a small place and the name was really propaganda back from when they wanted to preserve it and fund its restoration. You really get a sense from your visit of how remote San Antonio was when it was built.

Date: 9 months ago

Review №36

Rating: 5

Date: 9 months ago

Review №37

Rating: 5

This is a wonderful attraction to visit. The building is in very good condition, and the artifacts displayed are extremely interesting. Each room displays a plaque with an explanation on it. This should be a definite visit during your stay in San Antonio. The entrance fee is also very good.

Date: 9 months ago

Review №38

Rating: 4

Neat place to see. We spent about 20 minutes here. Only $5 to enter.

Date: 9 months ago

Review №39

Rating: 5

Date: 10 months ago

Review №40

Rating: 3

Interesting but wouldnt say it is a must see. Was expecting more artifacts.

Date: 10 months ago

Review №41

Rating: 4

Date: 10 months ago

Review №42

Rating: 5

Great place to visit. There is so much history in the complex.

Date: 10 months ago

Review №43

Rating: 5

A true testament to the history rich area San Antonio has been

Date: 10 months ago

Review №44

Rating: 5

Date: 10 months ago

Review №45

Rating: 4

Interesting but not really that much to it.

Date: 10 months ago

Review №46

Rating: 5

Finally a museum without AC (We crazy Europeans love our natural air) and very imformative displays. Historically an important place to see. Replica from 1930s. 5$ Admission!

Date: 11 months ago

Review №47

Rating: 3

Not much to see, no AC so it can get hot and no gift shop.

Date: 11 months ago

Review №48

Rating: 5

Date: 11 months ago

Review №49

Rating: 4

Date: a year ago

Review №50

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №51

Rating: 5

Excellent! Lots of history - and fun to see it up close.

Date: a year ago

Review №52

Rating: 5

More people should visit.

Date: a year ago

Review №53

Rating: 5

This was my first time visiting and I loved it. The house was very interesting and the gardens were beautiful.

Date: a year ago

Review №54

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №55

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №56

Rating: 4

Price for entry: $5 Visited on

Date: a year ago

Review №57

Rating: 5

This a very interesting stop to make in between the riverwalk and Market Square, a couple of blocks between both. Price for entry: $3.00 Ticket type: Retired

Date: a year ago

Review №58

Rating: 5

It gives you a different perspective on how wealthy Spanish families used to live. Also, faith was a vital part of their daily lives as they display the cross in every room.

Date: a year ago

Review №59

Rating: 5

This was a great historic place to visit. It is a restored home from the 1700s. Staff was friendly. I would definitely recommend this place.

Date: a year ago

Review №60

Rating: 3

It was fair and not as well kept up as I thought it should be

Date: a year ago

Review №61

Rating: 5

So happy this was within walking distance of the River Walk. I stayed at Hotel Valencia and it was nice being able to walk to the palace . The palace was quiet and a great walking tour from room to room while reading the history. Hard to imagine what it was back in its glory days. Meaning things were much more limited then. For $5, it is a must stop. Plenty of public parking within feet if you choose to drive.

Date: a year ago

Review №62

Rating: 3

It was the original command (residence and work office) of the captains of the military garrison from 1722 to the beginning of the 19th century. The house has a few rooms furnished with pieces from the Spanish colonial period, and a patio with a garden. The visit is not a big deal, it is done in a moment.

Date: a year ago

Review №63

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №64

Rating: 4

Date: a year ago

Review №65

Rating: 5

It has been nicely preserved and the historical information is great.

Date: a year ago

Review №66

Rating: 5

Very interesting history of the Governors Palace in San Antonio a must see.

Date: a year ago

Review №67

Rating: 4

Date: a year ago

Review №68

Rating: 5

Classic Spanish architecture with parking nearby!

Date: a year ago

Review №69

Rating: 1

Unfortunately after walking here, I found out they did NOT accept CASH. Our admission was a total of $3 which I knew from the website. Cash made sense to carry and pay with. I even had the exact amount of cash. The attendant at the check-in admitted the website does not say they do not accept cash. From the little I could see from the entrance, it looks like a fine place to visit and learn. Just wish my grandson (who i pushed here in a stroller) and I could have visited. Thankful for the website info and pics. Spanish Governors Palace - Please update your website.

Date: a year ago

Review №70

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №71

Rating: 4

Neat museum that enshrines the governors palace and all that goes with. Good look into the history of the house and its furniture. 5 bucks well spent.

Date: a year ago

Review №72

Rating: 4

Nice presentation of life of the citys spainish captain in 1700s

Date: a year ago

Review №73

Rating: 5

A year or two ago, I went on a sisters grim ghost tour. The Spanish Governors mansion was one of the location we visited while on this tour. I didnt go inside, but I did get a tour around the property. It was a wonderful experience leaving about the history of this place.

Date: a year ago

Review №74

Rating: 5

I love this place even though it has been restored several times, it retains its originality, it is a beautiful place. To visit

Date: a year ago

Review №75

Rating: 5

Beautiful place, nice place to visit and nice to see how it must of been years ago! Love that it was self guided.

Date: a year ago

Review №76

Rating: 3

Not very impressive. Lots of mess around the side and the back of the facility. $5 per person to visit. You can get into the Alamo for free! Not a very good value.

Date: a year ago

Review №77

Rating: 5

It was super interesting and beautiful.

Date: a year ago

Review №78

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №79

Rating: 5

History at its best, a must visit

Date: a year ago

Review №80

Rating: 5

Restrooms are in the courtyard in the back.

Date: a year ago

Review №81

Rating: 4

Was slightly disappointed by this place so I d say the $5 admission is fairly priced. In addition to it being small and lacking in a clear idea as to what it s history was, about 50% of more were fabrications built in 1930 of what it could have been . Enjoyed the outdoor gardens and architecture

Date: a year ago

Review №82

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №83

Rating: 5

If you like history, its great to see the life in the early 1700s when the Spanish colonized the area.

Date: a year ago

Review №84

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №85

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №86

Rating: 5

Share 100 years before the Alamo and even though rebuilt different from original form its still an amazing piece of History you should check out.

Date: a year ago

Review №87

Rating: 5

Date: a year ago

Review №88

Rating: 3

We visited the Spanish Governor s Palace unfortunately on a day that it was closed. So, we could not actually tour the Palace. We looked around the outside and took pictures. This is a National Historic Landmark and I am sure worth checking out. Adult admitted is $5.

Date: a year ago

Review №89

Rating: 4

Beautiful place for a nice quaint cocktail hour/ wedding reception. (If your having a big wedding party not really the place for you) The evening was very elegant and perfect weather for my friends wedding reception. I did hear from them that the place has lots of rules to abide by and you arent allowed in until a certain time to set up, which could be a game changer for some weddings but luckily they did have an hour before the wedding to set up and it looked perfect! If you have the right centerpieces, flowers and decor like they did your going to have a beautiful reception. The only drawbacks I saw were the bathrooms were one person at a time and no mirrors and the walkway pavements were very uneven! Definitely a walking hazard in some places. But its truly a charming place and it has great atmosphere for the evening!! Once the flowers were placed and the candles lit with Beautiful music in the air and everyone in formal attire, the evening was made very elegant and classy.

Date: a year ago

Review №90

Rating: 2

It s not a palace, was never used by governors, and most of the rooms were added either in the late 1800 s as commercial storage, or in 1930 as phony recreations of rooms that never existed. The only history lesson here is an example of re-writing history. It only has three small rooms from the Spanish 1700 s, which were used as office and living space by the captain of the military compound. However, it is worth a visit. It s only a $5 fee, only 2 blocks from the Riverwalk, and only a block from the San Antonio Cathedral, which is the second oldest Catholic cathedral in the US.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №91

Rating: 5

Nice museum

Date: 2 years ago

Review №92

Rating: 5

Beautiful place!!

Date: 2 years ago

Review №93

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №94

Rating: 4

Cool little place to see some of San Antonio s early history. Lady at the desk was very nice and polite.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №95

Rating: 5

Fun. Cool

Date: 2 years ago

Review №96

Rating: 4

Interesting and informative. I really liked the explanation of the revisionism that took place in the original restoration. I also appreciated the contemporary attempt to make it more clear what was actually part of the original site, versus what was fabricated based on unfounded assumption.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №97

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №98

Rating: 5

Rustic and authentic period restoration. Access moderately difficult due to street upgrades. Unforunatley numerous homeless men hang out in the general area. They were not bothersome but would like to see volunteer groups help them.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №99

Rating: 4

Historical building in downtown San Antonio containing period-accurate furniture and other objects as well as placards describing the history of the building and the surrounding area. Theres also a beautiful courtyard you can walk around in. Tours are self-guided and take roughly 30-40 minutes to complete. Tickets are $5 but there are discounts if youre a senior citizen, young child, etc. Good tour if youre interested in the Spanish-colonial era of Texas/San Antonio.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №100

Rating: 4

Interesting venue. Learned about Spanish history.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №101

Rating: 4

This is one of the stops during my ghost tour in San Antonio. Came at night and it was fun learning about the meaning of the patterns on the door.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №102

Rating: 4

Having completed the tour of the five San Antonio missions, the tour of the Palace is the last element to understanding the history of the early 1700s and the Sana Antonio area. There is more to the Palaces story than can be revealed here. But if you are interested in the early Texas area development and even the evolution of the Alamo in Texas history, this is another element to see and understand.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №103

Rating: 4

Small but quaint. Little side trip on our way to lunch. Fun to see if you are interested how we lived back in the day before cords.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №104

Rating: 3

interesting historical building

Date: 2 years ago

Review №105

Rating: 4

Its absolutely beautiful and a great backdrop for photos. Wish theyd remained open longer in the afternoon, but may have been affected by Fiesta Days.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №106

Rating: 5

Beautiful look into San Antonio history. Only $5 per adult for a self-guided tour. Lots of interpretive plaques to explain the fascinating history of the building and its numerous renovations. I really enjoyed the unique wooden doors and furniture. While not original to the building, they are appropriate replicas of what would have been there. Also thought the gardens in back were delightful with giant love oaks shading the walkways and fountain. Delightful staff greeted us on entrance. A fun stop.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №107

Rating: 5

Nice representation of the past. How home and work were combined. Loved the garden.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №108

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №109

Rating: 5

Loved visiting this historic place. It is small bit full of history!

Date: 2 years ago

Review №110

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №111

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №112

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №113

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №114

Rating: 3

Interesting. Nothing spectacular. But perhaps worth the small admission to read, and see, what life was like in 1749.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №115

Rating: 3

Most of it was re-imagined in a 1930s renovation, but the thought is good ams the signage is honest. If you like history, its worth the visit on your way Grimm the Riverwalk to the Mercado.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №116

Rating: 3

The building is historic but the items inside are not originally from this location. This site used to be many things, but was restored in the 1930s. The tickets were cheap compared to the tickets for other things in the area, but it was a quick walk through.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №117

Rating: 5

Very interesting. A true glimpse in to the past.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №118

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №119

Rating: 3

Date: 2 years ago

Review №120

Rating: 5

Pretty neat.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №121

Rating: 1

Ms. Charlotte (front desk) and I had an experience... When I asked about the discount for military service members, she was RUDE to ask if I am a dependent (a spouse or child of a service member) or if I served in the military. I told her that I served in Iraq - TWICE and that her question is gender discriminating because if I were a man, Ms. Charlotte wouldnt have asked if I were a dependent. She confirmed that I was correct, she would not have asked! Women discriminating women - that is so uncool!

Date: 2 years ago

Review №122

Rating: 4

A place with history, they could advertise it more

Date: 2 years ago

Review №123

Rating: 5

Great

Date: 2 years ago

Review №124

Rating: 4

The place looked closed. I called but there wasnt any answer. We went ahead and tried it out anyways. They were open and we were the only ones there. Pretty interesting museum about the Spanish and how they settled here in San Antonio. The garden is beautiful! Takes about 30 mins to walk through.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №125

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №126

Rating: 2

Interesting historical site, however none of the building or grounds is original and none of the items inside are original (a fact they leave off of the website). Fine if youre interested in seeing a recreation of what they think it was like, but wish they advertised more honestly.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №127

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №128

Rating: 5

Excellent place to learn a little about the history of San Antonio and at a very good price.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №129

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №130

Rating: 4

A bit of a pleasant surprise. Stumbled across this and really enjoyed the history. Nicely restored.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №131

Rating: 5

The visit will not take you long. Quick stop in and out-a quick addition to your agenda.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №132

Rating: 3

Date: 2 years ago

Review №133

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №134

Rating: 5

Cool place to visit reported to be haunted keep cameras ready

Date: 2 years ago

Review №135

Rating: 3

It was okay. A lot is not original as it has been reconstructed a few times it seems. The price wasnt bas though and was shorter. Our kids did okay, was about the right size before they were done with it entirely.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №136

Rating: 3

Probably worth a visit if youre a history buff. Not super impressive, just an older building that has been used for a multitude of purposes over the years. Its only $5 for entry. Staff was nice.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №137

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №138

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №139

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №140

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №141

Rating: 4

Its a great piece of history, of San Antonio. They say that, it still might have permanent guest, still walking the grounds.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №142

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №143

Rating: 5

Date: 2 years ago

Review №144

Rating: 4

Date: 2 years ago

Review №145

Rating: 1

Museums are houses of worship. Worship of history, our past, and heritage. Sadly, this was a disappointing experience. Upon the entrance and payment (no discount for students and veterans) we were told we had only about 30 minutes for this visit because they had an even starting and had to close early today. We would prefer this information BEFORE we had already paid and entered. Wed came by another day... We had to rush our visit and hurry. Not good. The museum worker did not show any interest (nor information) to answer any questions about the museum. Maybe the said EVENT was in their way. We really wanted to enjoy our visit yet we did not feel welcomed at all.

Date: 2 years ago

Review №146

Rating: 4

Has a lighthouse feel: A small little place thats was important but now sits quietly hidden in the city. 4 Stars because its worth it for history enthusiast but anyone else would probably only like the pretty building, garden and furniture. Id say its like the smaller missions in the city, not necessary but a welcome stop on the tour. Charlotte the front desk lady was VERY knowledgeable. Overall a small place interesting in relation to the Alamo. Not free but only 5$

Date: 3 years ago

Review №147

Rating: 5

Kind of a quick tour but still very interesting and worth it.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №148

Rating: 5

A must stop destination to get all the historical experience of San Antonio.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №149

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №150

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №151

Rating: 5

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Date: 3 years ago

Review №152

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №153

Rating: 3

Date: 3 years ago

Review №154

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №155

Rating: 4

Interesting site An example of a significant historical building and some well intentioned but incorrect renovation

Date: 3 years ago

Review №156

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №157

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №158

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №159

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №160

Rating: 5

Beautiful architecture, loved walking through this piece of history

Date: 3 years ago

Review №161

Rating: 5

Beautiful historic building walking distance from other attractions in downtown San Antonio. Many original artifacts available to view. I wish the parking situation was better, but if youre already downtown its definitely worth a visit.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №162

Rating: 5

The garden was so peaceful

Date: 3 years ago

Review №163

Rating: 5

Dating from 1749 as shown by the date on the Spanish coat of arms above the main entrance, this place is worth the time and effort to visit. Plan to spend about an hour here & take your time going through the exhibits in each room. Spend some time resting in the beautiful garden area. Its worth the trip! Not recommended for young children. $5 admission. $3 for Seniors.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №164

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №165

Rating: 5

Great time spent learning more about Texas history. Wonderful little self guided tour.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №166

Rating: 4

Quaintly set up to showcase early San Antonio life. Honest about how early restoration was romanticized, but they havent changed the name...this place is not, and clearly has never been a palace. Still, well worth a visit if you are in the city with an extra half hour or so.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №167

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №168

Rating: 5

Beautiful little historic site and museum.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №169

Rating: 5

Being from California, it just made sense to look at the Spanish influence in Texas. While not a grand building there is a certain amount of history to be gleaned from this site.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №170

Rating: 5

Worth checking out for only $5. We checked it out because they had talked about it on a ghost tour we took the night before. Love walking through a piece of history.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №171

Rating: 3

Date: 3 years ago

Review №172

Rating: 1

I was by myself on the 14th of April no visitors were inside and since I did not book my visit online ( because I didnt know) the woman at the front desk refused to let me in. She was completely obsessed with covid and kinda rude as well . Maybe those people should not be working and stay home!

Date: 3 years ago

Review №173

Rating: 5

Love learning History. Love the story behind this place

Date: 3 years ago

Review №174

Rating: 5

Very nice , only $5 to visit staff very friendly and helpful gave us tips on other fun places to visit . Parking is a bit wankey due to construction at the moment but not their fault in any way . Definitely recommend.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №175

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №176

Rating: 4

This was a little less than I was expecting but it was still a beautiful piece of history worth seeing.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №177

Rating: 4

Why is it so difficult to buy tour tickets? The information that you ask just to register to purchase is unnecessary. Simplify the process please.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №178

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №179

Rating: 4

Well organized and easy to walk through. Took me under 30 minutes. Loved the outside terrace area. Do if you have time, but not a must-see.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №180

Rating: 3

Very nice information

Date: 3 years ago

Review №181

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №182

Rating: 3

Underwhelming but nice, bad neighborhood, lots of construction and homeless.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №183

Rating: 4

Interesting piece of history with a lot of good information.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №184

Rating: 5

Great Texas history.

Date: 3 years ago

Review №185

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №186

Rating: 5

great little stop easily worth $5.... and the people are amazing

Date: 3 years ago

Review №187

Rating: 4

Date: 3 years ago

Review №188

Rating: 5

Date: 3 years ago

Review №189

Rating: 4

Date: 4 years ago

Review №190

Rating: 5

One of San Antonios beautiful landmarks that is always a joy to visit.

Date: 4 years ago

Review №191

Rating: 5

Date: 4 years ago

Review №192

Rating: 5

Date: 4 years ago

Review №193

Rating: 5

Very interesting.

Date: 4 years ago

Review №194

Rating: 5

Fun, worth visiting.

Date: 4 years ago

Review №195

Rating: 5

Spanish Governors Palace. This is one of the tourist destination in the city of San Antonio. And old building build in the mid of the year 1700. If you are an architect or a historical building lovers, it a must to visit this place and amaze how beautiful this place is. This is a small museum, it was used to be a residential of the Spanish Captain and become a Governors of Texas with the story of the past glory. If you visit this place, not so much information available but it will brings you through your imagination to the of the Spanish colonial era by seeing the building, the gardens, the courtyard and the plaza of this Palace. Theres an entrance ticket to go inside the building about USD5/pax. Before you are leaving theres a small souvenir shop near the entrance gate and you can buy some souvenirs of this place and from the San Antonio.

Date: 4 years ago

Review №196

Rating: 5

I love the history

Date: 4 years ago

Review №197

Rating: 5

Date: 4 years ago

Review №198

Rating: 5

Date: 4 years ago

Review №199

Rating: 5

Date: 4 years ago

Review №200

Rating: 5

Date: 4 years ago