Afisha Life | Wstęp do Muzeum Mission San Luis Rey

co jest zawarte

Wycieczka z przewodnikiem

Self-guided tour

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Punkt spotkania

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Oceanside
4050 Mission Ave.

• If you have questions call1-760-757-3651, ext. 115 and the Museum Desk attendant will assist you
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Bring your printed receipt to the Museum desk on the date of your tour
• Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, Easter, and open half-day on Good Friday

Punkt końcowy

Ta aktywność kończy się z powrotem w miejscu spotkania.

Dodatkowe informacje

Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Some of the sites have uneven surfaces, which may be difficult for those with walking disabilities or using wheelchairs

Czego oczekiwać

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Misja San Luis Rey

Odkryj fascynujący rozdział w historii Kalifornii podczas wizyty w Mission San Luis Rey, położonej na północ od centrum San Diego. Ta wejściówka, ważna codziennie od 10:00 do 16:30, obejmuje dostęp do znajdującego się na miejscu muzeum, terenów misyjnych oraz wycieczkę z przewodnikiem, podczas której możesz zwiedzać National Historic Landmark we własnym tempie. Założona w 1798 roku Misja San Luis Rey była kiedyś znana jako „Król Misji”. Jedna z największych i najbardziej znanych z 21 hiszpańskich misji zlokalizowanych w całej Kalifornii, słynie z rozległego stanowiska archeologicznego lavanderia, a także zatopionych ogrodów, drewnianej kopuły i kopuły oraz innych unikalnych elementów architektonicznych. W muzeum odkryj artefakty rdzennych Amerykanów, Hiszpanów i Meksykanów oraz poznaj historię hiszpańskich wpływów w Kalifornii. Dziś misja jest domem dla franciszkanów i funkcjonującym ośrodkiem rekolekcyjnym; w jej kościele codziennie w południe odprawiana jest Msza św., w której mogą uczestniczyć również goście.

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Mission San Luis Rey

Discover a fascinating chapter in California history during a visit to Mission San Luis Rey, located just north of the San Diego downtown. This admission, valid daily between 10am and 4:30pm, includes access to the on-site museum, mission grounds, and a self-guided tour, during which you can explore the National Historic Landmark at your own pace. Founded in 1798, Mission San Luis Rey was once known as “King of the Missions.” Among the largest and most prominent of the 21 Spanish missions located across California, it’s famous for its sprawling lavanderia archaeological site, as well as its sunken gardens, wooden dome and cupola, and other unique architectural features. In the museum, discover Native American, Spanish, and Mexican artifacts, and learn about the history of Spanish influence in California. Today, the mission doubles as a home to Franciscan friars and is a functioning retreat center; its church celebrates daily Mass at noon, which visitors are also welcome to attend.

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Mission San Luis Rey

Discover a fascinating chapter in California history during a visit to Mission San Luis Rey, located just north of the San Diego downtown. This admission, valid daily between 10am and 4:30pm, includes access to the on-site museum, mission grounds, and a self-guided tour, during which you can explore the National Historic Landmark at your own pace. Founded in 1798, Mission San Luis Rey was once known as “King of the Missions.” Among the largest and most prominent of the 21 Spanish missions located across California, it’s famous for its sprawling lavanderia archaeological site, as well as its sunken gardens, wooden dome and cupola, and other unique architectural features. In the museum, discover Native American, Spanish, and Mexican artifacts, and learn about the history of Spanish influence in California. Today, the mission doubles as a home to Franciscan friars and is a functioning retreat center; its church celebrates daily Mass at noon, which visitors are also welcome to attend.

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Mission San Luis Rey

Discover a fascinating chapter in California history during a visit to Mission San Luis Rey, located just north of the San Diego downtown. This admission, valid daily between 10am and 4:30pm, includes access to the on-site museum, mission grounds, and a self-guided tour, during which you can explore the National Historic Landmark at your own pace. Founded in 1798, Mission San Luis Rey was once known as “King of the Missions.” Among the largest and most prominent of the 21 Spanish missions located across California, it’s famous for its sprawling lavanderia archaeological site, as well as its sunken gardens, wooden dome and cupola, and other unique architectural features. In the museum, discover Native American, Spanish, and Mexican artifacts, and learn about the history of Spanish influence in California. Today, the mission doubles as a home to Franciscan friars and is a functioning retreat center; its church celebrates daily Mass at noon, which visitors are also welcome to attend.

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Mission San Luis Rey

Discover a fascinating chapter in California history during a visit to Mission San Luis Rey, located just north of the San Diego downtown. This admission, valid daily between 10am and 4:30pm, includes access to the on-site museum, mission grounds, and a self-guided tour, during which you can explore the National Historic Landmark at your own pace. Founded in 1798, Mission San Luis Rey was once known as “King of the Missions.” Among the largest and most prominent of the 21 Spanish missions located across California, it’s famous for its sprawling lavanderia archaeological site, as well as its sunken gardens, wooden dome and cupola, and other unique architectural features. In the museum, discover Native American, Spanish, and Mexican artifacts, and learn about the history of Spanish influence in California. Today, the mission doubles as a home to Franciscan friars and is a functioning retreat center; its church celebrates daily Mass at noon, which visitors are also welcome to attend.

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Mission San Luis Rey

Discover a fascinating chapter in California history during a visit to Mission San Luis Rey, located just north of the San Diego downtown. This admission, valid daily between 10am and 4:30pm, includes access to the on-site museum, mission grounds, and a self-guided tour, during which you can explore the National Historic Landmark at your own pace. Founded in 1798, Mission San Luis Rey was once known as “King of the Missions.” Among the largest and most prominent of the 21 Spanish missions located across California, it’s famous for its sprawling lavanderia archaeological site, as well as its sunken gardens, wooden dome and cupola, and other unique architectural features. In the museum, discover Native American, Spanish, and Mexican artifacts, and learn about the history of Spanish influence in California. Today, the mission doubles as a home to Franciscan friars and is a functioning retreat center; its church celebrates daily Mass at noon, which visitors are also welcome to attend.

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stampsofm

May 2019

You will enjoy the experience. There is a lot to see and interface with. See the lavanderia where the native americans washed their clothes. See the document that Abraham Lincoln signed two weeks before his assination. The mission has the largest collection of liturgical vestiments in the mission chain.

Jean A

May 2019

We visited this old mission. The building is old, but beautiful. We went outside to the burial ground. Very enjoyable looking at history.

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