Discovering the Rich History of Benito Juarez

Getting There

• Public Bus

  From the center of New Braunfels, walk to the nearest bus stop. You can catch the VIA Metropolitan Transit bus routes that head towards San Antonio. Look for the Route 204, which will take you towards downtown San Antonio. Make sure to check the bus schedule for the latest timings. Once you arrive at the last stop in San Antonio, which is typically the Bexar County Courthouse, you will need to walk about 0.5 miles towards 214 N Presa St. Head east on W Nueva St, then turn right onto N Presa St. Benito Juarez will be on your left.

• Bicycle Rental

  If you prefer to cycle, rent a bike at one of the local bike rental shops in New Braunfels. Start your ride on the River Trail, which will connect you to the main roads leading into San Antonio. Follow the trail along the Guadalupe River towards the city. Once you reach the outskirts of San Antonio, navigate towards downtown by heading south on S Alamo St, and then take a left onto W Nueva St. Continue until you reach N Presa St, where you will find Benito Juarez at 214 N Presa St.

• Walking

  For the adventurous, you can walk from New Braunfels to Benito Juarez in San Antonio, although this is quite a long trek (approximately 30 miles). Start by heading south on Seguin Ave, then take the exit towards I-35 S. Walk along the pedestrian paths and sidewalks as you make your way toward San Antonio. Once you reach the city limits, navigate towards downtown, following signs that point to the Alamo. From there, head east on W Nueva St, and turn right onto N Presa St to reach Benito Juarez at 214 N Presa St.