The San Antonio Missions, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the United States, comprise a group of five colonial-era missions established by Spanish Catholic missionaries in the 18th century. These missions, including the famous Alamo, were built to spread Christianity and Spanish culture among the indigenous populations, featuring distinctive stone churches, living quarters, and agricultural systems. Today, they stand as well-preserved historical landmarks, offering insight into the region’s colonial past and architectural heritage. The site is recognized for its cultural significance and role in shaping early interactions between European settlers and Native American communities.

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