Palacio de Gobierno (The Government House)

Was built as a home for reigning governors and heads of the state of Yucatan.  Inside, you’ll find the history of Yucatan rafters of 27 paintings by Fernando Castro Pacheco Yucatan, also you may find them within the tourist information offices.

Municipal Palace, the offices are H. City Council of Merida.

Casa de Montejo

It is considered “the most valuable plateresco jewel that we have in civil architecture”. This was the home of the founder of the city and has a plaque with an inscription of the year 1549.

Cathedral of San Idelfonso

Ss a Renaissance style architecture and towers exceeding 40 meters, it is the oldest cathedral of Central America. It has a dome adorned with bows and it still retains an old clock that served to give time to the meridians.

We encourage you to continue your visit on 60th Street where you will find restaurants, craft shops, traditional clothing, hotels and other buildings with great architectural value.

Passage Pichet

This area has a great atmosphere where you can find anything from restaurants, craft shops, traditional clothing to Yucatan chive cafes, as well as the weekends there are Yucatecan musical trios which will delight you.

Olimpo Cultural Center

With a capacity of 300 people this cultural center offers a variety of shows, it also has a video room with capacity of 98 people, and the planetarium, on the bottom level is a library and a cafeteria.

Municipal Palace

It is built where the platform of a pre-Hispanic building known as Backluumchaan was, since the founding of In the Spanish city, the Municipal Palace, as can be seen, has its origins in a two-level construction with corridors...

Temple San Juan de Dios

It was originally the chapel dedicated to the Virgin of the Rosary and Located to the north of the Cathedral was the convent and hospital of the order of San Juan de Dios, an institution that provided services to the population under the administration of the friars until 1821...