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Compilation of All Highlights Around Plaza Grande in Mérida

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Catedral de Mérida

I’ll admit, the first time I stood in front of the cathedral, I wasn’t exactly blown away. From the outside, it looks more like a fortress, and the interior is pretty simple too.

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Palacio de Gobierno

I knew I could simply walk past the two fully geared-up police officers standing at the entrance – no questions asked. But honestly, it still felt a bit strange. 🙂

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Palacio Municipal de Mérida

As I like to say, Mérida only has two settings: hot and hotter. That’s why I enjoy Plaza Grande – there’s some welcome shade, and several major sights like the Palacio Municipal are just a short walk away.

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Centro Cultural Olimpo

As I like to say, Mérida only has two settings: hot and hotter. That’s why I enjoy Plaza Grande – there’s some welcome shade, and several major sights like the Palacio Municipal are just a short walk away.

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Museo de Arte Contempoáneo

The Museo de Arte Contempoáneo Ateneo de Yucatán (MACAY) - Fernando García Ponce is the only museum dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of modern and contemporary art throughout the Yucatán Peninsula.

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Pasaje de la Revolución

The Museo de Arte Contempoáneo Ateneo de Yucatán (MACAY) - Fernando García Ponce is the only museum dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of modern and contemporary art throughout the Yucatán Peninsula.

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Museo Casa Montejo

Good old Montejo, the man who once conquered Mérida, will cross your path again and again – whether you notice it or not. His name marks the city’s grandest boulevard, he stands tall in bronze statues, and he lives on in the Museo Casa Montejo.

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Restaurante Picheta

Let me tell you – it’s not easy to find a more central location in Mérida, especially one that also offers such an impressive view. Whether it’s your first time in the city or you’ve been here before, the combination of setting and scenery is hard to beat.

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Mercado Domingo

Funny enough, I actually stumbled upon the Mérida Sunday market for the first time while riding a bike during La Biciruta – Mérida’s weekly Sunday bike ride.

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