Pictures of Mérida

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View some of the creative outpourings of leading Mexican artists, living and dead, when you tour this museum\'s halls and external exhibition spaces.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Explore the remains of an ancient Maya city and swim in the sinkhole that was the source of the city’s fresh water. 

Investigate the elegant rooms of one of the most photographed buildings in Merida, a centuries-old property covered in pastel pink.

Explore the remains of an ancient Maya city and swim in the sinkhole that was the source of the city’s fresh water. 

See how the affluent upper classes of Merida society used to live in the early part of the last century when you visit this grandiose home.

An attractive setting, an enthralling past, an old church and a neoclassical hotel make this a must-see stop-off during your time in Merida.

Devoted to the music and poetry of the Yucatán peninsula, this museum celebrates traditional Trova music for its integral part in regional cultural heritage. 

Locals stop for friendly chats and large shady trees line the paved walkways. This main square is truly the heart of downtown Merida.

Blue-green waters are surrounded by lush forest at this popular swimming hole, the perfect escape for travelers who want a break from Merida’s bustling streets. 

Visit chapels and survey impressive works of religious art inside this ancient church, an imposing building in the historical center of Merida.

Locals stop for friendly chats and large shady trees line the paved walkways. This main square is truly the heart of downtown Merida.

This historic square is tucked into the atmospheric streets of old Merida. Its shady benches and picturesque setting make it an ideal place to take a little break.

View some of the creative outpourings of leading Mexican artists, living and dead, when you tour this museum\'s halls and external exhibition spaces.

An attractive setting, an enthralling past, an old church and a neoclassical hotel make this a must-see stop-off during your time in Merida.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

See how the affluent upper classes of Merida society used to live in the early part of the last century when you visit this grandiose home.

This historic square is tucked into the atmospheric streets of old Merida. Its shady benches and picturesque setting make it an ideal place to take a little break.

Explore the remains of an ancient Maya city and swim in the sinkhole that was the source of the city’s fresh water. 

Visit chapels and survey impressive works of religious art inside this ancient church, an imposing building in the historical center of Merida.

Locals stop for friendly chats and large shady trees line the paved walkways. This main square is truly the heart of downtown Merida.

Devoted to the music and poetry of the Yucatán peninsula, this museum celebrates traditional Trova music for its integral part in regional cultural heritage.