Established in 1722 to protect the Mission San Antonio de Bejar and ward off French encroachment, the Presidio San Antonio de Bejar is still an important historic site in San Antonio. Today known as the Spanish Governor’s Palace, it was here that military captains and prominent citizens lived before the fall of the Alamo in 1836.
Restored in 1930, the palace preserves the stories of an early chapter in San Antonio’s history. Located along San Pedro Creek just a few blocks from the San Antonio River Walk, this National Historic Landmark is a must-visit attraction in downtown San Antonio. Plan your visit by checking out the Spanish Governor’s Palace’s hours and admission prices below.
The Spanish Governor’s Palace is closed on Mondays and major holidays.
With its abundant Spanish colonial charm, the Spanish Governor’s Palace is unique among San Antonio’s top event venues. Ideal for weddings, receptions, and intimate gatherings, the palace’s main courtyard features stucco stoned walls, a wishing well, a beautiful garden, and enough space for 125 seated guests. Meanwhile, the side courtyard’s abundant shade and blooming flowers provide a stunning backdrop for a cozy gathering of 50 guests.
View availability and rent either space here.
Hours and admission prices are subject to change. Please check the Spanish Governor’s Palace’s website for the most up-to-date information.
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