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Noted for red brick buildings, native live oaks, beautiful grounds, and sparkling fountains, Trinity University encompasses 125 acres overlooking downtown San Antonio. Trinity University is known for its stimulating, resourceful, and collaborative environment—in the classroom, on campus, and around the world.

If you can’t see it for yourself, a virtual visit is the next best way to get to know Trinity. Join us on a virtual campus tour, and explore Trinity's campus any time from wherever you are.

360º Video Campus Tour

Join student tour guides Logan Felton '20 and Enrique Alcoreza '20 for an immersive 360º video tour of Trinity's campus. Keep an eye out for Murchison Tower, Miller Fountain, and the Magic Stones!

Launch Experience

YouVisit Virtual Reality Tour

Take our virtual campus tour, and check out the places students say are their favorite spots to meet, play, study, hang out, run, celebrate, think, or gaze at our amazing panoramic views.

Maps and Directions

Trinity University is located on Hwy 281 between the San Antonio International Airport (Loop 410) and downtown San Antonio.

Address: One Trinity Place, San Antonio, TX 78212

From the North on Hwy 281 (airport):

Proceed to Interstate 281 South.
Travel south on Hwy 281 for approximately 4 miles.
Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn right at the light off the highway.
Turn left at the first stop light onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
Turn right onto Trinity Place. (It will be the third entrance on your right and right before the stop light.)

From the South on Hwy 281 (downtown/Riverwalk and Corpus Christi):

Travel north on Interstate 281 North/37 North.
Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
Turn left onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
Turn right onto Trinity Place. (It will be the third entrance on your right and right before the stop light.)

From the North on I-35 (Austin)

Travel south on Interstate 35 and exit Hwy 281 North.
On Hwy 281 North, exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
Turn left onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.) Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
Turn right onto Trinity Place. (It will be the third entrance on your right and right before the stop light.) and park in the available "Admissions Visitors Parking" spots on the left.

From the East on I-10 (Houston):

Travel west on Interstate 10 and exit Interstate 281 North/37 North.
Exit at Hildebrand Avenue and turn left at the light off the highway.
Turn left onto Devine Road/Stadium Drive. (If you reach Shook Avenue, you have gone too far.)
Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
Turn right onto Trinity Place. (It will be the third entrance on your right and right before the stop light.)

From the West on I-10 (El Paso):

Travel east on Interstate 10 into San Antonio.
Exit at Hildebrand Avenue (Exit 566B).
Turn left on Hildebrand and travel approximately two miles.
At the intersection of Hildebrand and Devine Road/Stadium Drive, Trinity will be located on your right.
Turn right onto Stadium Drive. Veer right at the yield sign at the bottom of the hill.
Turn right onto Trinity Place. (It will be the third entrance on your right and right before the stop light.)

Directions by Venue

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Maps and Parking Information

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Check out any number of our lecture series, student life activities, or on-campus sporting events. San Antonio is one of the fastest-growing cities in America with economic demand in medical, biomedical and biotechnology, tourism, technology, and military sectors.

San Antonio

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Exploring San Antonio is as easy as hopping on a VIVA culture bus or taking a short bike ride downtown, and cultural districts across the Alamo City are rich in history and experiences.

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