What's at the Alamo

Explore all the Alamo has to offer

Historic buildings, priceless artifacts, dramatic living history, and peaceful gardens - there's something for everyone at the Alamo. Before you visit, take a look at what we have to offer to make sure you don’t miss out.

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Alamo Church

Immerse yourself in history when you visit this Texas treasure.

Long Barrack

See the Alamo's oldest building, which is nearly 300 years old!

Visitors meet the Alamo's living historians.

Living History Encampment

Meet the Alamo's living historians and discover what life was like in the 1830s.

A man in a cowboy hat and two women looking at a diorama of the Battle of the Alamo

Alamo Exhibit

Explore artifacts from the Phil Collins Collection, the Donald and Louise Yena Spanish Colonial Collection, and more at the Alamo Exhibit in the Ralston Family Collections Center!

Replica of 18 pounder cannon on a carriage in front of a Defender of the Alamo panel

18 Pounder Losoya House

History comes to life with a replica of this cannon on display at the southwest corner of the Alamo on a period-correct, hand-made carriage.

Models of Alamo plaza over time in Mission Gate

Mission Gate and Lunette

Visit this outdoor interpretation that represents the main gate of the historic mission-fort.

Guest seated on a bench holding tablets facing historic image of Alamo Church

Surrounded! The Alamo Augmented Experience

History like you've never seen it! Travel through time with Surrounded! The Alamo Augmented Experience in the Long Barrack.

Guests seated on benches watching a film in the Alamo Long Barrack

Alamo Film

Enjoy some time in the shade and view the Crossroads of History.

Alamo Sculptures

Beautiful bronze statues of Alamo heroes fill Alamo Plaza and Cavalry Courtyard.

Wall of History

Read about the Alamo's 300 year story on the richly illustrated Wall of History exhibit.

Alamo Palisade

This outdoor exhibit features an interpretation of the fence-like fortification used during the Battle of the Alamo.

Tortoise colored cat laying on a concrete floor

Bella the Alamo Cat

Bella was coronated as the Official Alamo Cat in 2015. She is the latest in a line of Alamo Cats who defend the Alamo from pesky rodents.