San Fernando De Bexar Cathedral
6 expert reviews
“Established as the parish church for the original Canary Islanders who settled San Antonio, San Fernando has graced the city since 1731.”
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Fodor's
"Still an active parish, San Fernando's was built in 1738 by the city's Canary Island colonists."
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Frommer's
"You may think you've been magically transported to Mexico, Spain, or France when you enter this stately Gothic Revival cathedral."
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Each Sunday, a music-filled "El Mariachi Mass" is held, offering visitors of all faiths a culturally enriching experience cathedral
Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"More than just another pretty church, San Fernando's role in the Battle of the Alamo makes it an important local landmark."
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U.S. News & World Report
3.0
"Still an active house of worship, the cathedral is one of the oldest in the country, constructed in 1738 by colonists from the Canary Islands...maintains its antique appearance"
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Michelin Guide
1 Star
"Built in the 18C, San Fernando is one of the oldest religious buildings in the country"
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