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Merida is the largest city and capital
of the state of the Yucatan.
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Merida is a lovely
colonial city that offers a taste of old Mexico.
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When the Spaniards "discovered" this Mayan town,
it reminded them of Spain's Merida and thus it's
name.
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What exists today was constructed in the
1500's. Beautiful large homes, government buildings,
cathedrals and churches were patterned after those in
Paris.
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A central plaza welcomes visitors and
inhabitants to relax and enjoy the cities upbeat
energy.
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The many museums, such as the Museum of Popular
Art and Anthropology and the History Museum show the history
of this colorful country.
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Casa Del Balam
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This colonial style hotel is elegantly decorated with
antiques. 52 rooms, a/c, bedding varies. Some triple and
single beds. Satellite TV and telephone, restaurant, bar and
swimming pool. Great location, just a block off the main square
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Hotel Caribe
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One of the older hotels located on the main square, this
50 room hotel boasts clean modest accommodations. Some rooms offer
a/c. There is a small roof top swimming pool as well as a
restaurant and bar on site.
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La Mision De Fray Diego
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This small luxury hotel, once a 17th century residence,
now offers 26 rooms, all with satellite TV, hair dryers and air
conditioning. Special category rooms with Jacuzzi are also available.
Located one block from the historic center, this small property also
offers a small pool as well as a restaurant and bar.
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