Witte Museum, San Antonio

About Witte Museum

Witte Museum, where nature, science and culture meet in San Antonio, houses the Naylor Family Dinosaur Gallery with animals from the Cretaceous Period and the McLean Family Texas Wild Gallery featuring more than 150 Texas animals across diverse environments. Visitors explore temporary exhibitions including Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs with full-scale models and interactive experiences, The Robot Zoo with robotic animals demonstrating biomechanics, and Adventures in Texas Deep Time showcasing discoveries spanning millions of years. The museum also presents Gather 'Round the Table: Texas Food Traditions exploring ingredients and cultural exchanges behind regional foods. A visit suits families and individuals interested in natural history, paleontology, and Texas heritage. Bexar County residents receive free general admission every Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m., and families receiving SNAP and WIC benefits get $3 admission plus 50 percent off special exhibitions at wittemuseum.org.