My family and I enjoyed the Alamo, but it was quite a bit smaller than I had imagined. It only took us about 1.5 hrs. to go through the whole thing. I really loved its downtown location, because it was close to some other attractions.

For those who have never been to the Alamo, this is a nice place to get sidetracked for a half-hour and see a famous church turned fortress. Do not plan a morning or afternoon around this unless you're a big history buff. The interior of the main building is filled with relics from the battle and those who fought in the battle. That would take ...

this place totaly sucked. It smelled bad and was very didcusting with all the cobwebs and bugs flying around. I wouldn't waste my time with this if I were you

Very interesting for the historical buff. Also holds much cultural interest with the mix of American and Mexican history. The location doesn't add anything to the experience, but the actual grounds of the Alamo are a nice tourist spot. It has been made up to be quite touristy, though. Definitely worth spending an hour or so checking out, if anything, to say you were there.

I went during the middle of summer and towards closing time, but I was able to walk around and enjoy the beauty. The place was very relaxing, I only wished that I had more time to walk around as we got there about 10 mintues before closing.

see history as it was, a real eye opener for all to see

It is free of charge, and something not to miss because it is a piece of history.

I was very excited to go and see The Alamo but when I got there I thought gosh this was really built up to be something great and huge and once I was there it was a let down. I think it is a little overrated and I would not go back to see it again.

I thought the Alamo was very interesting. We did not end up seeing everything because it was so crowded.