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Lots of interesting history in an amazingly serene atmosphere, very peaceful. Enjoyed the history and the gorgeous chapel.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Review of: Mission San Luis Rey Museum Admission
we walked through about 7 rooms and read about the history. At the end there is a nicely done video. Gift shop is stocked well with nice mementos at various price ranges. Cemetery is a peaceful end to the visit to this Mission.
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Review of: Mission San Luis Rey Museum Admission
we got caught in the covid 19 closing and had delay our visit to the museum. we had a wonderful visit during their brief reopening. they are now closed awaiting permission. very informative exhibits.
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Date of experience: June 2020
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Nice old mission in the area. Still used as a church so there were people inside praying and doing their candle thing. Gift shop is all religious items. Catholics will appreciate this more than just tourist types.
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Date of experience: March 2020
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Review of: Mission San Luis Rey Museum Admission
It had a little cafe! More of that in a mo. Nice Mission, and we saw 15/21 this trip, Good museum with good lighting, some of them have been so dark. Largish church, quite simple . Good restored buildings a lot of which are now used as a retreat, which did restrict access to some of the grounds. It has the oldest pepper tree and nice garden area but you could only view it from behind the fence. Yes, it had a little coffee shop, fairly certain the only one that did. A few tables inside and a couple outside over looking the garden. Coffee served in paper cups though and limited snacks available, but was welcome non the less.…
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Date of experience: February 2020
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