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Bats swoop through the mysterious tunnels of this long dry-cave system on the Yucatán Peninsula, an adventure wonderland for intrepid travelers. 

Bats swoop through the mysterious tunnels of this long dry-cave system on the Yucatán Peninsula, an adventure wonderland for intrepid travelers. 

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

Through its collections of ancient and modern artifacts this important institution gives you the chance to get a thorough grounding in the world of the Maya.

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

Come to a gorgeous old building that holds a wealth of artifacts, clothing and art to learn how history has shaped Yucatán’s sparkling White City. 

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

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

Considered one of the finest surviving examples of Puuc architecture, this ornate building was once the seat of power for the ancient Mayan city of Uxmal.

Crumbling pyramids and lonely towers stand guard over a tranquil site that was once one of the most important Mayan cities on the Yucatán Peninsula. 

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.

Romance is alive in this gorgeous old opera house in central Merida, where actors still tread the floorboards and the sweet sounds of violins fill the air.

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

Romance is alive in this gorgeous old opera house in central Merida, where actors still tread the floorboards and the sweet sounds of violins fill the air.

Find a treasure trove of jewelry, pottery and textiles within the walls of this beautiful old museum, a lively homage to Mexico’s artistic traditions. 

Come to a gorgeous old building that holds a wealth of artifacts, clothing and art to learn how history has shaped Yucatán’s sparkling White City. 

Crumbling pyramids and lonely towers stand guard over a tranquil site that was once one of the most important Mayan cities on the Yucatán Peninsula. 

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.

Crumbling pyramids and lonely towers stand guard over a tranquil site that was once one of the most important Mayan cities on the Yucatán Peninsula.