Located adjacent to Brackenridge Park in Midtown Brackenridge, the Witte Museum is dedicated to natural history, science, and South Texas heritage.

Established in 1926, the museum features a permanent collection of historical artifacts and items, textiles and Texan art, photographs, and prints. The Witte Museum is also home to the famed Harry Hertzberg Circus Collection, which features cave drawings, dinosaur bones, Texas wildlife dioramas, and a unique H-E-B Science Treehouse. The museum also boasts an array of traveling exhibits and sculptures by San Antonio-born artists Bonnie MacLeary, and the 20,000-square-foot, Robert J., and Helen C. Kleberg South Texas Heritage Center, which uses the latest museum technology combined with traditional artworks to showcase the legendary history of South Texas.

Find it at this Address: 3801 Broadway St, San Antonio, TX 78209, Phone: 210-357-1900

Learn about Texas heritage at the Witte Museum Stroll along the San Antonio River Walk Cruise on the river in one of the colorful barges Take the kids on a guided tour of The Alamo Head to The DoSeum Explore the Institute of Texan Cultures Enjoy the beautify of the San Antonio Botanical Gardens Visit the San Antonio Zoo Explore HemisFair Park Take the kids to the Texas Transportation Museum Visit San Antonio Missions National Historical Park Have fun at Six Flags Fiesta Texas Learn about the history of firefighting at the San Antonio Fire Museum Stop by The Twig Book Shop

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