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Built by missionaries more than 200 years ago, the mission features 10 acres of living history, artifacts, and original architecture
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About This Deal
- Free admission to children under 4
- Transportation: the train station is located at 26701 Verdugo Street, plenty of free public parking available surrounding the Mission
#####Mission San Juan Capistrano’s COVID-19 Precautions
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Temporarily closed
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Note that state and local guidelines are changing regularly. Please check Mission San Juan Capistrano’s website or contact them for their latest guidelines.
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Not Valid on the following dates: Christmas at the Mission December 1, 2018, Martin Luther King Weekend January 18-21, 2019, Presidents Day Weekend February 15-18, 2019, St. Joseph's Day & Return of the Swallows Celebration March 19, 2019, Battle of the Mariachis Festival May 18, 2019, Easter Weekend April 19-21, 2019, Memorial Day Weekend May 24-May 27, 2019, Independence Day July 4, 2019, Labor Day weekend August 30-September 2, 2019. Not applicable for private tours or field trips. Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 30 days. Valid only for option purchased.
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About Mission San Juan Capistrano
Saint Serra founded Mission San Juan Capistrano on All Saints Day in 1776, he created the 7th of California's 21 missions, which were intended to serve as epicenters of Christianity and Spanish culture in the New World. The mission system fell into disarray and disrepair during the war for Mexican independence and the Mexican-American War, but San Juan Capistrano remains, standing as a relic of that era and a testament to California's historical mélange of European and Native American cultures.
The mission invites visitors to learn more about the region’s history by exploring 10 acres of preserved adobe architecture, fountains, and gardens. Audio tours give groups a unique insight into the site's stories, and rotating exhibits feature artwork as well as historical and religious artifacts from San Juan Capistrano. Hands-on activities allow guests to recreate the experience of centuries-old mission life by making adobe bricks, panning for gold, and crafting arrowhead necklaces.