Travel around the Yucatan Peninsula in style and get to know the most interesting places to visit, stay and eat!
Merida Inaugurates an Immersive Park Combining Technology, Culture, and Tradition Wednesday December 13 La Peni, the first immersive park in Latin America, is a new treasure for Mérida. A space that combines technology, culture, and tradition, to offer a unique experience to visitors. The park will be located in the space formed by la ex […]
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If you’re exploring tourism in Mérida, Yucatán, some places are beautiful — and then some places truly transport you. Hacienda Yaxnic is one of those places. We went to check out this space the other day and absolutely loved it. What opened four years ago as a stunning outdoor event venue has now expanded into
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If you like keeping an eye on how real estate in Yucatán is evolving—especially projects that don’t feel rushed and clearly think beyond short-term trends—Hacienda Kikteil is one we’ve been quietly watching. Located just north of Mérida, this residential development comes from Desur, a long-established real estate and development company that has been working in
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Shop Local • Shop Unique • Support Yucatán’s Creative Community The holidays are here, and there’s nothing we love more than celebrating the incredible talent, craftsmanship, and creativity of the local makers who make Mérida and the Yucatán Peninsula so special. From artisan jewelry to timeless handbags, ancestral spirits, and heritage footwear, these gifts carry
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Mérida is filled with vibrant community gatherings, family-friendly activities, and colorful seasonal markets that celebrate the creativity and spirit of the city. From artisan bazaars and cultural pop-ups to outdoor festivals and holiday experiences, there’s always something special happening for all ages. Here are MID City’s top picks for family events and local bazaars —
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A Collaboration Between Artists Jessica Maan & Amelia Opalinska 📅 Saturday, November 22, 2025 | 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. 📍 Calle 45 No. 558 x 74 y 76, Mérida Centro 🔗 RSVP: ameliaopalinska.com/open-studio Mérida’s art scene continues to flourish this season, and one event not to miss is the Open Studio of artists Jessica
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Nestled along the Gulf of Mexico, Campeche is a treasure trove of history, culture, and culinary delights. This charming city, known for its well-preserved colonial architecture and vibrant streets, also boasts a rich gastronomic scene that reflects its diverse heritage. With the new Tren Maya stop in Campeche, exploring the city’s culinary offerings has never
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At the Salón de la Historia in the Palacio de Gobierno, we had the honor of attending the press conference announcing ORIGINAL: Encuentro de Arte Textil Mexicano—a major cultural event coming to Mérida for the first time after four successful editions in Mexico City. From October 16–19, 2025, the Centro de Convenciones Siglo XXI will
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In Yucatán, Janal Pixan—meaning “Food for the Souls” in Maya—is more than a holiday. It is a deeply rooted tradition that blends ancient Maya beliefs with Catholic practices introduced during the colonial era. Known widely as Día de Muertos, this celebration honors loved ones who have passed, welcoming them back with offerings of food, flowers,
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