Merida is a vibrant city full of culture, history and tradition. Here we tell you all about this city and all the places we recommend going.
We all get excited about January in Merida and if you haven’t experienced it, you’re in for a cultural treat this January. From the 5th to the 26th, the city will host Mérida Fest 2025, celebrating 483 years of history with over 199 (mostly free) events. From music and theater to art and food, this […]
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If you’re looking for a place that combines Yucatecan history, peaceful surroundings, and thoughtful details, we recommend Hacienda San Antonio Hool. Located just 25 minutes from Mérida’s airport, this hacienda has a lot to offer—whether you’re planning a destination wedding or simply want to spend a quiet day unwinding. The name San Antonio Hool reflects
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Not cooking for Christmas? Here are some spots to enjoy Christmas Dinner and Day in Merida Christmas Eve Dinner Hennessey’s Irish Pub Christmas Eve and Day????✨ Date: December 24th (after 6 PM) & December 25th (all day) Menu Highlights: Wedge salad or tomato gazpacho Christmas turkey Mince or apple pie Pricing: $595 MXN per person
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With its unique history, culture, and engaging local events, Mérida offers visitors a warm, memorable experience. From its traditional markets to lively cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone in this beautiful Yucatán capital. 1. Paseo de Montejo Location: Paseo de Montejo, Centro, Mérida Experience: Inspired by Parisian boulevards, Paseo de Montejo is lined with grand
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Just 25 kilometers from Mérida lies the historic town of Tixkokob, meaning “the Place of Snakes.” in Maya. This vibrant community is a hidden gem for local cuisine, history and culture. Yet, what truly sets Tixkokob apart is its role as the heart of Yucatán’s hammock craftsmanship. Here, creativity and tradition fill the air, making
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If you’re looking for a truly special experience in Yucatán, Alacranes Reef is one of the most breathtaking and unique destinations in Mexico. A journey here is an adventure through vibrant reefs, crystal-clear waters, and untouched natural beauty, offering an intimate encounter with some of Mexico’s most captivating marine life. A National Treasure: Alacranes Reef
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The museum preserves the history of the railway world It seeks to open new spaces for cultural expressions With the spirit of preserving and disseminating the railway legacy and the goal of becoming a new cultural reference space in the Yucatan Peninsula, the Museum of Railways opened its doors today. This historical museum project has
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Top Speakeasies in Mérida: Signature Cocktails, Vinyl Vibes & Cool Conversations Speakeasies may have once been hidden, secretive bars operating illegally, but today they’re some of the most exclusive and exciting destinations in the nightlife scene. In Mérida, this vibrant trend is alive and well, offering more than just a place to drink – it’s
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Hanal Pixan (pronounced ha-nawl peesh-awn) translates to “Food for Souls” in the Maya language. It is a Maya holiday that is celebrated throughout the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. The holiday has its origins in Maya culture, the Mayas believe that the pixan (soul) is what shapes human life. It is said that once the body
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