Charming Towns

Merida is unlike any other place in Mexico. It is rich in history and the designated arts and attractions make it a perfect place to experience the culture of Mexico. Tourists will want to check out the many delightful civic centers, Merida is known for.

Plaza Principal
From the Main Plaza ,you can see The Cathedral, on the east side of the Plaza, Palacio Municipal which is Merida's town hall built in 1735, Casa de Montejo, former home of the conquerer of Yucatan. Horse and buggy rides can be picked up from the Plaza which will take you sightseeing or back to your hotel. This is a common attraction among the tourists of Mexico, due to its antique values and monuments.

Casa Montejo
Casa Montejo is an excellent example of Spanish Colonial architecture. This along with many others is a demonstration of the art and talent within their culture.

The Cathedral
This magnificent cathedral is known for the murals. Construction of this cathedral began in 1561. The Cathedral served as a representation of the faith and divine glory to the Saints.

Palacio de Govierno
The Governor's Palace houses 27 wall size murals illustrating the somewhat violent bloody history of the Yucatan. The artist spent his entire life working on these paintings.

La Ermita de Santa Isabela
A quiet relaxing place with beautiful gardens and statues. It is located just outside of the city wall.

Paseo de Montejo Boulevard
Historical boulevard fashioned after those found in Paris, France. Here, there are Stately homes, shops and quaint restaurants. Restaurants offer the most traditional food of Meridian citizens, and shops advertise the ancient artifacts and relics.