Travel around the Yucatan Peninsula in style and get to know the most interesting places to visit, stay and eat!
It’s September and the patriotic vibe is in the air and seen all over the streets with festive lights along Paseo de Montejo and stalls of flags, shirts, toys, and lots of Mexican Red, White, and Green trinkets! And what is more Mexican, than eating the fantastic food that we so love and enjoy here. […]
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We ventured to the state of Campeche with Fundacion de Haciendas Taller Maya to meet 2 of the 43 Maya communities of artisans Taller Maya works with in the region. Campeche is just two hours from Merida and, as in Yucatan and all of Southern Mexico, there is a rich heritage and history of culture,
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Cantinas, bars and drinks that may seem a bit strange or let’s say unique to this country are a big part of Merida and Mexico’s nightlife. Cantinas A cantina in Mexico traditionally is a kind of bar frequented by males for drinking alcohol and eating free botanas (appetizers), and sometimes singing the blues and passing
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Hacienda Sac Chich stands out as a premier choice for those dreaming of a destination wedding and is one of the beautiful venues recommended by award winning Yucatecan wedding planners Yucatan Love. It marries historic charm with modern luxury. Located just 30 minutes from Mérida, yet enveloped by the lush Yucatecan jungle, this hacienda offers
The “Night of Legends Tour” is a fun tour to go on if you have never done it, it is a must for visitors and those living here. It is a fusion of theater with tourism, combined with a historical focus, aiming to explore the most significant points that shaped the personality of the city
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Mérida offers a wide variety of options to inspire and enjoy talented artists who share a particular way of seeing society and the world in multiple galleries around the city. From bizarre to contemporary and modern art, you will find different forms of expression in these artistic spaces. Merida is coming up in the art
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Mérida’s Historic Center is a treasure trove of cultural heritage, representing the city’s origins through its beautifully preserved buildings, museums, and landmarks. The Mérida City Hall is inviting locals and visitors alike to dive into this rich history with two captivating, free guided tours. These tours offer a unique chance to experience the essence of
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Nestled just outside of Mérida in the village of Susulá, Hacienda Susulá offers a blend of Yucatecan history and contemporary luxury. Located about 30 minutes from Mérida’s Centro and just across the “periferico” ring road, this hacienda built in the 1700s retains much of its original charm, while offering modern amenities. Previous Next +52 990
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Falling in Love with Yucatán More and more couples each year from around the globe are choosing Yucatan as a place to say “I do” and it’s really no surprise as to why they are coming. Fourteen years ago, I fell in love with Yucatán, Mexico. Yucatán is a land where enchantment and mystery weaves
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Today I ventured out to meet some of the artisans in the town of Dzitya, Yucatan where for generations most townspeople are craftsmen and women working with wood, stone and making traditional taffy-like candy called “dulce de melcocha”. As I walked into the workshop and store front of Guillermo Pisté, he greeted me with a
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