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Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

The tallest structure in the UNESCO city of Uxmal has interesting Mayan carvings and a mysterious legend of its ancient origin.

See how the affluent upper classes of Merida society used to live in the early part of the last century when you visit this grandiose home.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Crumbling pyramids and lonely towers stand guard over a tranquil site that was once one of the most important Mayan cities on the Yucatán Peninsula. 

Considered one of the finest surviving examples of Puuc architecture, this ornate building was once the seat of power for the ancient Mayan city of Uxmal.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Blue-green waters are surrounded by lush forest at this popular swimming hole, the perfect escape for travelers who want a break from Merida’s bustling streets. 

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Bats swoop through the mysterious tunnels of this long dry-cave system on the Yucatán Peninsula, an adventure wonderland for intrepid travelers. 

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Look at wonderful examples of well-preserved period furniture from the early 20th century inside the former home of a Spanish conquistador.

Blue-green waters are surrounded by lush forest at this popular swimming hole, the perfect escape for travelers who want a break from Merida’s bustling streets. 

Bats swoop through the mysterious tunnels of this long dry-cave system on the Yucatán Peninsula, an adventure wonderland for intrepid travelers. 

Get insights into the culture and history of the Maya civilization when you study the many exhibits of this fascinating museum. 

Considered one of the finest surviving examples of Puuc architecture, this ornate building was once the seat of power for the ancient Mayan city of Uxmal.

Get insights into the culture and history of the Maya civilization when you study the many exhibits of this fascinating museum. 

Crumbling pyramids and lonely towers stand guard over a tranquil site that was once one of the most important Mayan cities on the Yucatán Peninsula.