Merida
Already a major settlement by the time of the arrival of the Spanish conquistadores, Mérida, so named in 1542 by the Spanish after taking it over more than a decade of resistance by the indigenous population, became the main Colonial commercial center of the peninsula.
Merida, Capital of Yucatan State
A mixture of Spanish colonial, Caribbean and traditional Mexican architectural influences, Merida, often called the "White City" because of the prevalence of white limestone in its constructions, has a great number of buildings of interest. |
Alma Mexicana-Folk Art
Mexican folk art, home decor pieces, lighting & furniture, gifts, traditional Day of the Dead art, tour guide books, Tequila & gourmet foods. Located downtown Merida Yucatan.
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B & B Casa Esperanza, Merida
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An exquisite romantic colonial bed & breakfast located in the heart of the historical district, a beautiful unique B&B with authentic local charm & flavor for a special Mexican vacation.
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Alma Mexicana-Merida Yucatan-Shopping folk art & m
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Handcrafted Mexican folk art, home furnishings, decor items, Tequila, coffee, curios & more. Shopping in the historical district of Merida Yucatan. Visit us on your next vacation.
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Bed & Breakfast Casa Esperanza
Exquisite romatic B&B located in historical section of colonial Merida Yucatan.
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Lengualternativa Spanish School
A warm welcome is waiting for you at Lengualternativa® and in the beautiful city of Mérida Yucatán. We offer you a quality Spanish learning experience and a caring study environment in a very pleasant atmosphere. Quickly improve your Spanish in an unforgettable experience, is something we know you will treasure for life.
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Murals of Fernando Castro Pacheco
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Located in Mérida’s Palacio de Gobierno, opened in 1892 during the height of the region’s henequen boom, the murals of Fernando Castro Pacheco were painted over a period of twenty-five years and completed in 1974.
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