Amazing private Walking tour in Mérida





Description
It is one of the best ways to get to know the beautiful city of Mérida, accompanied by a local Mayan guide and journalist from the city. Mérida is an authentic city with Mayan stone prints from the ancient city of Thó (FIVE) Let's discover this city together, don't forget to dream and find yourself with this peace and tranquility of Merida. Remember that Mérida is classified as the safest city in the country and as the cultural capital of America
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Outstanding building covered in murals, the greatest expression of art in the Yucatan and the peninsula. The artist Fernando Castro Pacheco shows us a time line of the history of the Mayans and the state of Yucatan.
The wide variety of fruits and vegetables found in the region in this market, which is the largest in all of southeastern Mexico. A stop where you will taste these fruits
One of the most beautiful theater jewels in Mexico. A European architecture. Beauty of property
Mexico and its largest musical heritage in one place.
In this park you can see the different styles of architecture in Yucatan, from the colonial to the European style.
The third oldest in Mérida, a neighborhood that for many years served as an African community. Places to eat and enjoy
The perfect place to get to know one of the best examples of colonial architecture. Also, the best place to learn about the cuisine and ingredients of the cochinta pibil. Important dish in this region
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- For all types of public
Reviews(6)
Gabriel was an excellent guide! Very communicative prior to tour, punctual and super informative. What a great intro to Mérida!
I was so happy to walk with you. Muchas gracias !! Su amigo Gabriel Pech
Gabriel Pech was my guide and excellent. Fun to be with and very knowledgeable on art and history. In 2 hours we thoroughly toured the buildings surrounding the Central Plaza Grande including the cathedral, Governors Mansion (art amazing!) and oldest house. Went inside all three. Highly recommend this tour guide!! I was only in Merida for one day; wasn’t hungry for a food tour . This was the perfect way to spend an afternoon and know the details of what I was looking at! History of Merida and the artwork of Pacheco—amazing! FYI details said fruit included. I’m sure that would have happened if I asked, but Gabriel did but me a water. Also, he was so gracious in walking me to a place for lunch w excellent service and food and even got the menu for me and suggested what to order.
Thank you ! Such a great review Mérida is a great place ! Thank you to Walking with me
Gabriel was very knowledgeable and patient. Explained in depth the meaning / historical context behind the sights in Merida, and offered recommendations for restaurants / other places to see etc. Had a blast !
Hola ! Thank you to book the tour and share your friend in this tour . Muchas gracias ! You have a lovely family
Beautiful buildings Wonderful art Great guide (Gabriel) Great lunch (at Museum of Gastronomy at end of tour)
This was a wonderful, informative, and highly customized tour. Gabrielle texted the night before the tour to confirm our interests and timetable. He met us in the central plaza and shared the history of the region, and then took us to a restaurant to enjoy some local cuisine. Gabrielle was extremely knowledgeable on the Mayan and Spanish Colonial periods and recent demographic shifts and capital investments in the region.
Muchas gracias ! I got a great day with your lovely family ! And yesssss! Comida mexicana is Always a treasure to share in my tour .
Great tour to get acquainted with historic sites around the Plaza Grande. Gabriel is very knowledgeable about the history of the area. 👏👏👏
Muchas gracias !! Thank you for your time and your support in this tour !! Very welcome Always in Mérida .



