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The City of San Antonio World Heritage Office announced the upcoming seventh annual World Heritage Festival, celebrating the city’s historic missions as the first and only United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site in Texas.

Source: City of San Antonio, UNESCO to host 7th Annual World Heritage Festival

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Mission San Jose is one of five Spanish Colonial missions in San Antonio that make up the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Texas.

Source: 100+ year old photos show historic Mission San Jose in San Antonio

Source: San Antonio Missions – Planeta.com

Behind the intricate detail and repeating arches that cast elegant shadows along its walkways, a legend of love and longing is at the heart of the mission’s beauty.

Source: Bexar’s Eye: Legends of Love and Longing Surround Mission San José

The National Park Service Mission Trail is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and includes the Alamo and Missions Concepción, San Juan, San Jose and Espada.

Source: Had Enough Of The Alamo? Discover These Four Historic San Antonio Missions.

Texas is famous for its many natural wonders, from the Rio Grande to the Guadalupe Mountains National Park. But scattered around the shrub-covered, dry plains just outside San Antonio lies one of…

Source: A pilgrimage to The Alamo and the Catholic missions of San Antonio

On Caz’s USA road trip from Dallas to Boston, she visited San Antonio to fulfil her Dad’s dream of seeing the Alamo. Remember the Alamo and the Yellow Rose of Texas, which the Emily Morgan Hotel, an official Alamo hotel is named after.

Source: Why Remember the Alamo, San Antonio Texas (& its Yellow Rose)

The Alamo is located in San Antonio, Texas.

Source: Where Is the Alamo?