Mission San Juan is part of the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, at 9101 Graf Road in San Antonio. Its 18th-century church walls and stonework give you a close look at the mission’s history, while trails and self-service exhibits add room to explore. Step inside the air-conditioned buildings when the Texas heat picks up, and stop at the shop, which carries blessed rosaries. The nearby Grotto is another point of interest, designed to meet National Park Service guidelines.
Church walls and exhibits
The church walls date to the 18th century. Stonework and self-service exhibits offer ways to explore the mission’s history. The site also has trails for walking.
The Grotto
The Grotto’s design was approved by the National Park Service. Its architects followed the agency’s guidelines.
FAQ
What can you see at Mission San Juan?
The site has 18th-century church walls, stonework, self-service exhibits, trails and the Grotto.
Is there a shop at Mission San Juan?
Yes. The shop carries blessed rosaries.
Are there indoor places to cool off?
Yes. The buildings are air-conditioned.
