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Mérida, Mexico
Between Maya Heritage and Colonial EleganceThis tour of Mérida invites you to explore the city in depth, wandering through its streets, lively squares, and iconic landmarks. Along the way, discover the colonial history, Mayan heritage, and everyday life that continue to shape the capital of Yucatán. A simple and immersive way to experience Mérida at your own pace.

Plaza Grande
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Cathedral of San Ildefonso
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Palace of the Government of the State of Yucatán
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Church of El Jesús de la Tercera Orden
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Hidalgo Park
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Mérida Art Gallery
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Palacio de la Música
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Monumento a la Maternidad
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Peón Contreras Theater
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University of Yucatán
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Park of Santa Lucía
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History
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Park and Church of Santa Ana
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Casas Gemelas
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Paseo de Montejo
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Casa Morisca
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Casa Modeon
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Gastronomy
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Mejorada Park
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Yucatecan Song Museum
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Arco de Dragones
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Lucas de Gálvez Market
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Eulogio Rosado Park
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Mérida City Museum
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The Spirits of Yucatán
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Park and Church of San Juan
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Advice
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Casa de Montejo
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Jan.
24°
Feb.
25°
March
27°
April
29°
May
30°
June
30°
July
30°
Aug.
30°
Sept.
29°
Oct.
27°
Nov.
26°
Dec.
25°
The best time to visit Mérida is generally between November and March, when the climate is drier and temperatures are more comfortable, making urban and cultural visits more pleasant. April and May are often very hot, with daytime heat that can be difficult to handle, while the rainy season, from June to October, brings frequent but usually brief showers, along with high temperatures and noticeable humidity. This period can, however, mean fewer tourists.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audio-guide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: On Plaza Grande
Parking Estacionamiento Canto Morell : C. 61 497, Centro In Mérida, several parking options are available, starting with Estacionamiento Canto Morell, a private parking facility located near the historic center and commonly used by visitors. The city also has many paid parking lots, especially around the centro, offering a practical solution for short- or medium-term parking. Street parking is possible in certain areas, but it is subject to signage and local regulations that vary by zone, so it is important to check the indications carefully on site.
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