Preserving Alamo History and Improving the Visitor Experience
Alamo Promenade: A Place to Reflect
The Alamo Promenade, located south of Plaza de Valero, is now open as a welcoming space for visitors to relax and reflect. The area features shaded seating, statues honoring key historical figures, and interpretive signage that highlights Texas history. Visitors can enjoy this pedestrian-friendly space while exploring the surrounding Alamo district.
Texas Cavaliers Education Center
The Texas Cavaliers Education Center preserves Alamo Hall while expanding educational opportunities for school groups. The center provides learning spaces and educational experiences that help students explore the Alamo’s history and significance. Access is intended for school groups, so visitors should consult official Alamo resources for educational program details and reservations.
Houston North Streetscape: A Pedestrian-Only Corridor
The Houston North Streetscape is part of the broader Alamo Mission and battlefield restoration. This pedestrian corridor improves the experience of exploring the historic district on foot. Check current access information before visiting, as routes may change during construction.
Together, these projects support the preservation of the Alamo’s historic significance while improving the surrounding district for visitors. Review official Alamo updates before your visit to plan your route and check for any access changes.