Stand in the footsteps of heroes with our one hour walking tour led by an experienced Alamo guide. This guided tour explores the heroes and events that have made the story of the Alamo captivating for generations of Texans and visitors. The tour takes you through the area that was the original footprint of the Spanish mission complex, today Alamo Plaza, describing the events leading up to and including the Battle of the Alamo. This tour includes entry to the Alamo Church and Alamo Exhibit.

As always, touring the Alamo Church is free. To provide a convenient experience and reduce crowds, visitors will need to reserve their free ticket to enter the church ahead of their visit. A maximum of 75 people will be allowed inside at once and visitors will have 30 minutes to explore the inside of the church. Afterwards, visitors are free to explore the rest of the grounds as long as they like.

Remember the Alamo without having to leave your classroom with a guided, virtual tour. This virtual experience is customized by the Tour Guide to meet the needs of your classes by sharing engaging content as well as interacting with students through the chat feature. During the 45 minute tour, we will cover the history of the Alamo from its time as a Spanish mission in the 1700s, to the Battle of the Alamo in 1836, and Texas’s annexation into the U.S. Students will find this tour engaging and teachers will find it an excellent way to connect their classes to Texas History! Available in English and Spanish.