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Book Mérida en Domingo: tours and experiences

Mérida en Domingo runs 1 January to 31 December. These are the food tours and tastings in Mérida to book for the days around it; most cancel free up to 24 hours ahead.

From Mérida:Explore 4 Rural Cenotes with a Traditional lunch

Day trip8 hours5.0 from 48 reviewsfrom $95

Explore 4 hidden Mayan cenotes deep within nature Discover the geological & spiritual meaning of these sacred places, swim in crystal-clear waters, & share a tradition...

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Mérida: Port of Progreso & Xcambo Mayan Ruins Tour

6 hours5.0 from 7 reviewsfrom $107

We will start the adventure by going to Port of Progreso and you will have a small city tour.

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Mérida: Walking Food Tour with a local chef and food experts

Guided tour3 hours5.0 from 6 reviewsfrom $65

Step away from tourist spots and experience Yucatán like a local. Walk with a food expert, and taste authentic Yucatecan food and drinks while feeling, living, and tas...

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Vaquería de la Ciudad ★ 4.3

Centro Histórico

Vaquería de la Ciudad runs every Monday 21:00 on Plaza Grande Mérida, the city's weekly Yucatán dance with marquesita carts and panucho stalls.

Palacio Municipal, Plaza Grande, Calle 62 x 61, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán

Noche Blanca ★ 4.1

Centro Histórico

Noche Blanca closes Centro Mérida for two May nights, Yucatecan restaurant pop-ups along Calle 60 and free midnight concerts on Plaza Grande and Santa Lucía.

Plaza Grande, Calle 60, Centro, 97000 Mérida, Yucatán

Hanal Pixán (Festival de las Ánimas) ★ 4.9

Centro Histórico

Hanal Pixán in Mérida is the Yucatán Day of the Dead, October 31 to November 2 with mucbipollo, the Paseo de las Ánimas candlelight walk and the giant Plaza.

Mérida Fest ★ 4.4

Centro Histórico

Mérida Fest in January marks the city's 1542 founding with two weeks of free Plaza Grande concerts, vaquería dances, panucho carts and Yucatecan food fairs.

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