Paseo de Montejo

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Paseo de Montejo

Modeled after the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris, Mérida’s grand boulevard is lined with cafes, restaurants, shops, and museums. It’s a great place to take a stroll or relax and people watch in the shade of a massive flamboyant tree.

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  1. Paseo de Montejo
  2. Santiago & Santa Ana
  3. Plaza Grande & Santa Lucia
  4. La Ermita & San Sebastián
  5. La Mejorada & Chen Bech
  6. Yucatan Countryside
  7. Yucatan Beaches

...or explore some more

  • Cool off with a Champola

    Cool off with a Champola--Merida’s version of an ice cream float--or a scoop of sorbet made with fresh, in-season tropical fruits served with a little milk.

  • Bike along La Bici Ruta

    Rent a bicycle, hop on, and pedal along the shadows of the trees and grand architecture of Paseo de Montejo and nearby neighborhoods. A uniquely Mérida activity every Sunday morning from 8am till 12:30pm.

  • El Estudio

    This is the place to go for home decor and handcrafted items from Mexico, featuring an eclectic and colorful mix of handcrafts, furniture, and gift items from all over Mexico.

  • Kick it up for Noche Mexicana

    Every Saturday night at the base of Paseo de Montejo is Noche Mexicana. Featuring live music, traditional dances, food vendors, and crafts, it's free, fun, and festive.

  • Casas Gemelas

    These grand twin mansions near the base of Paseo de Montejo evoke the splendor of Yucatán during its rich henequan heyday.

  • Tamales by the Bandera Monument

    Many locals proclaim these tamales the best in town. Enjoy them atop the Monumento a la Bandera, the city's most emblematic monument.

Vacation Rentals near Paseo de Montejo in Merida, Mexico

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    Montejo Bungalow

    Tucked away among stately historic homes and just blocks from Paseo de Montejo--Merida’s grand boulevard-- is this breezy restored traditional home with lush gardens that bring calm and relaxation to up to 7 guests.

    Traditional details like a large lap pool in a private walled courtyard combine with modern amenities like WiFi and flatscreen TV for a perfect retreat.

    Acanceh, Yucatan

    The best parts of Yucatan are outside the main centers in the countryside of Yucatan state. Step out of time and explore the the regions rich heritage and amazing natural wonders from the comfort of a restored hacienda vacation rental that dates back to the late 19th century.  Originally designed as henequen plantations in the late 19th century, these grand buildings have been brought back to life as amazing hacienda stays.

    From Chichén Itzá to Uxmal, to the Ruta Puuc and beyond, the Maya world in the Yucatán remains one of history’s greatest stories and is yours to explore.  These unearthed Maya ruins throughout the region beg you to experience their history and wonder.

    History, tradition, and beauty are everywhere you look in the Yucatan. Colonial villages and historic towns, like “Magical Pueblo” of Izamal (the Yellow City), Valladolid, and Campeche, greet guests with sunset-hued colonial architecture and traditional Maya and Yucatecan foods.

    All this is yours to explore from the comfort of your own private hacienda rental in the countryside of Yucatan near Merida.

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    Casa Pandora

     

    Lovely private outdoor spaces on both the ground floor and third story make this a great hotel alternative for up to 7 guests. 

     

    Acanceh, Yucatan

    The best parts of Yucatan are outside the main centers in the countryside of Yucatan state. Step out of time and explore the the regions rich heritage and amazing natural wonders from the comfort of a restored hacienda vacation rental that dates back to the late 19th century.  Originally designed as henequen plantations in the late 19th century, these grand buildings have been brought back to life as amazing hacienda stays.

    From Chichén Itzá to Uxmal, to the Ruta Puuc and beyond, the Maya world in the Yucatán remains one of history’s greatest stories and is yours to explore.  These unearthed Maya ruins throughout the region beg you to experience their history and wonder.

    History, tradition, and beauty are everywhere you look in the Yucatan. Colonial villages and historic towns, like “Magical Pueblo” of Izamal (the Yellow City), Valladolid, and Campeche, greet guests with sunset-hued colonial architecture and traditional Maya and Yucatecan foods.

    All this is yours to explore from the comfort of your own private hacienda rental in the countryside of Yucatan near Merida.

    more about Yucatan Countryside