A 5-Minute Drive
The heart of Merida's historic center, Plaza Grande is an iconic gathering spot surrounded by beautiful colonial architecture. Stroll through the square, explore the bustling local markets, or enjoy a coffee while watching life unfold.
A 5-Minute Drive
The Merida Cathedral, one of the oldest in the Americas, is a must-see. Its grand facade and towering spires dominate the city’s skyline. Step inside to marvel at its intricate altars and historic religious art.
A 10-Minute Drive
This stunning boulevard, inspired by the Champs-Élysées in Paris, is lined with stately mansions from the henequen boom era. Take a walk or carriage ride along this historic avenue and explore its many museums and galleries.
A 5-Minute Drive
This beautifully restored mansion is a portal to the colonial era, featuring period furniture and artwork. Wander through its halls to learn about the history of Merida’s elite families.
A 15-Minute Drive
One of the best museums in Mexico dedicated to Maya culture, this modern museum is a deep dive into the history and traditions of the Maya civilization. It offers an immersive experience through interactive exhibits and impressive artifacts.
Seasonal Cultural Festival
Experience one of Merida’s most exciting cultural festivals, La Noche Blanca, where art galleries, museums, and theaters stay open late into the night, offering a city-wide celebration of art, music, and food.
A 40-Minute Drive
Part of the Dzibilchaltun ruins, this picturesque cenote is perfect for a refreshing swim. The natural surroundings and crystal-clear waters offer a tranquil escape from the city.
A 1-Hour Drive
Travel back in time to the ancient Maya city of Uxmal, known for its well-preserved pyramids and intricate stone carvings. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit for history enthusiasts.
A 2-Hour Drive
Chichén Itzá (one of the 7 world wonders) is a world-famous complex of Mayan ruins on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula. Take a day trip just outside of Merida to see one of the seven wonders of the world!