Yucatán and Campeche States
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1. Casa de los Venados
Centro | Historic HomeA vintage mansion just south of Valladolid's central square contains Mexico's largest private collection of folk art. Rooms around the gracious...Read More
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2. Chichén Itzá
RuinsOne of the most dramatically beautiful ancient Mayan cities, Chichén Itzá (chee- chen eet- zah ) draws over one million visitors annually....Read More
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3. Edzná
RuinsA major metropolis in its day, Edzná was situated at a crossroads between cities in modern-day Guatemala and the states of Chiapas and Yucatán...Read More
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4. Gran Museo del Mundo Maya
Unidad Revolución | Museum/GalleryWhether or not the "Grand Museum of the Mayan World" lives up to its lofty name depends on your tastes and expectations, but the institution...Read More
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5. Reserva de la Biósfera Calakmul
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeEncompassing some 1.8 million acres of land along the Guatemalan border, Calakmul was declared a protected biosphere reserve in 1989 and is...Read More
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6. Uxmal
RuinsAlthough much of Uxmal has yet to be excavated and restored, the following buildings in particular merit attention: At 125 feet high, the ...Read More
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7. Aké
RuinsThis compact archaeological site east of Mérida offers the unique opportunity to view architecture spanning two millennia in one sweeping vista...Read More
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8. Arte Maya
FactoryThis ceramics workshop produces museum-quality replicas of archaeological pieces found throughout Mexico. It also creates souvenir-quality pieces...Read More
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9. Baluarte de la Soledad
Centro | Military SightThe largest of the bastions was originally built to protect the Puerta de Mar, a sea gate that served as one of four original entrances to...Read More
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10. Baluarte de San Carlos
Centro | Museum/GalleryThis bastion, where Calle 8 curves around and becomes Circuito Baluartes, houses the Museo de la Ciudad. The museum contains a small collection...Read More
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11. Baluarte de San Pedro
Centro | Military SightBuilt in 1686 to protect the city from pirate attacks, this bastion flanked by watchtowers now houses one of the city's few worthwhile handicraft...Read More
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12. Baluarte de Santiago
Centro | Military SightThe last of the bastions to be built has been transformed into the X'much Haltún Botanical Gardens. It contains more than 200 plant species...Read More
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13. Becán
RuinsAn interesting feature here is the defensive moat—unusual among ancient Mayan cities—though barely evident today. Seven ruined gateways, once...Read More
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14. Calle 59
Neighborhood/StreetSome of Campeche's finest homes were built on this street between Calles 8 and 18. Most of the two-story structures were originally dual-purpose...Read More
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15. Casa de Montejo
Centro | Notable BuildingThree Franciscos de Montejo—father, son, and nephew—conquered the peninsula and founded Mérida in January of 1542, and they completed construction...Read More
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16. Casa Seis
Centro | Historic HomeOne of the city's earliest colonial homes now serves as a cultural center. Fully restored, its rooms are furnished with period antiques and...Read More
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17. Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepción
Centro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineIt took two centuries (from 1650 to 1850) to finish the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, and, as a result, it incorporates both neoclassical...Read More
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18. Catedral de Mérida
Centro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineBegun in 1561, Mérida's archdiocesan seat is the oldest cathedral on the North American mainland (though an older one can be found in the Dominican...Read More
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19. Celestún Beach
BeachThis village may not have the classic beaches of the Caribbean, but it does have several kilometers of lovely coastline, perfect for long walks...Read More
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20. Cenote Samulá
Nature SightPerhaps the most photographed cenote in the Yucatán, this sinkhole is located across the road from Cenote X-Keken, about 5 km (3 miles) west...Read More
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