During the visit to the Casa Montejo Museum, travelers will get to know one of the few houses of the 16th century that are still preserved from the Viceregal period in Mexico. Our guide will explain the history of the Montejo family, founders of Mérida, as they tour the elegant rooms decorated in the Porphyrian style, as well as temporary exhibitions of art and culture.

At this point of the tour travelers will know the Cathedral of San Ildefonso, the oldest in mainland Mexico and one of the first built in America. Our guide will talk to you about its Renaissance style architecture, its history linked to the conquest of Yucatan and the religious elements that are still preserved, such as the Christ of Unity. A place full of symbolism and cultural heritage

In this neoclassical building, visitors will admire the murals by the artist Fernando Castro Pacheco, which narrate with visual force the history of the Mayan people and the conquest of Yucatán. The guide will explain the context of these works and show the main spaces of the palace, such as the balcony overlooking the Plaza Grande.

An architectural gem of the early 20th century, the Gran Hotel retains its original elegance with marble floors, period furniture and art nouveau details. Our guide will recount its history as one of the oldest hotels in Merida and its relevance in the social life of the city.

This church of colonial origin was built by the Jesuit order and stands out for its sober façade and interior altarpiece of Baroque style. The guide will explain its history, its connection with the College of San Pedro and its typical architecture of the viceroyal period in Yucatan

Housed in an old colonial building, this rectory represents the academic heart of the city. The guide will narrate the evolution of the UADY, one of the oldest universities in the southeast, and show the architecture of the building that still preserves its historical essence.

Considered the most important cultural venue in Merida, this neoclassical theater opened in 1908 hosts operas, concerts and shows. Visitors will learn about its history, architecture and details such as the fresco of the ceiling of the main hall and the splendor of its interior dome.

Famous for its ‘you and me’ benches and traditional serenades, St. Lucia Park is a corner full of romanticism and history. Here, the guide will talk about the Yucatec serenades, the musical tradition and the restaurants and shops that surround this charming colonial square.