402 E. Florence St.
Castroville, TX 78009
GPS: N29° 21' 18.3" W98° 52' 28.7"
830-931-2133
LandmarkInnStaff@thc.texas.gov
Landmark Inn tells the story of migration, industry, and preservation in Texas on the banks of the Medina River in the historic town of Castroville, known as "The Little Alsace of Texas." The site is a unique part of the San Antonio Metropolitan Area. Castroville, planned in 1844 as an exurb of San Antonio, is just one day’s wagon ride west (today just 25 minutes by car).
Upcoming Events
September 18
"Beet" This History
Help Landmark Inn “beet” history by preparing and planting the fall crop of beets and radishes in the site’s historical kitchen gardens.
This program is open to the public and included with your visit to Landmark Inn.
While you're...
September 18
"Beet" This History
Help Landmark Inn “beet” history by preparing and planting the fall crop of beets and radishes in the site’s historical kitchen gardens.
This program is open to the public and included with your visit to Landmark Inn.
While you're...
September 25
Crafting History: 19th-century Hand Fans
Still looking for a way to beat the Texas heat? Stop by the Landmark Inn to make your own stylish hand fan from 19th-century patterns.
This program is open to the public and included with your visit to Landmark Inn.
While you're...
From the Blog
Searching for the perfect gift that supports the Texas Historical Commission’s many programs? We are pleased to share our own holiday gift guide to inspire ideas for fans of Texas history and heritage travel.
State Historic Sites Museum StoresSelect museum stores at our state historic sites are now taking orders online for rare Texas history products! We are thrilled to...
Enjoying history together is great family time. When your dad is a historian, though, sometimes you can’t help but be involved in history.
Daniel Grabitske is the 9-year old son of David Grabitske, site manager of our Landmark Inn State Historic Site in Castroville.
Daniel asked if he could lead tours of the site. Every historic site needs volunteers in all kinds of capacities...
It’s always a good time to visit a state historic site, but Texas anglers have a special reason to get hooked on history. Several of the Texas Historical Commission’s state historic sites offer amazing fishing opportunities year-round. State fishing rules apply at all sites.
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