Walking Tour in the City of Mérida
This activity is unique, since topics are addressed from a local perspective, for example the time of construction of this city of Mérida, its origins as a Mayan city, which we will see reflected, through Mayan aesthetic stones in some buildings.
Likewise, we will talk about the culture and traditions of this city, as well as a wide variety of places to have fun and eat delicious food; from restaurants to famous taquerias in the historic center of this city. On Sunday mornings, we will visit the most popular market in the city, the famous Lucas de Gálvez to see the colorful fresh fruits of the region.
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Walking Tour in the City of Mérida
What's included in Walking Tour in the City of Mérida
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Parque de Santa Lucia
In this park, serenades are celebrated with the musical genre of Yucatecan trova, restaurants and chocolates are offered. The third oldest park in Mérida.
Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan
The central buildings of the Autonomous University of Yucatán offer detailed information on its colonial, Arabic and neo-Mayan architecture. Also details of its foundation as the highest house of studies in Yucatán.
Teatro Peon Contreras
A jewel of European architecture. Its important opera-style hall makes it one of the best theaters in Mexico.
Inclusions
- A small guava candy
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- The Santa Lucía park is located on 60 x 55 downtown street. In this park are the famous lovers' chairs (giants). You will identify me because I am holding a pink umbrella and a pink cap.
End Points
- We finished in the first block of the city of Mérida at the Casa de Montejo Museum. Maximum expression of the Plataresque style of architecture.
