The 32 best churches in Merida

Lived and worked in Merida 10 months in mid 70s This was my. Main hangout in the evening. Made a lot of awesome friends here. It saddened me to leave. I really miss those people.😓 My intentions were to return to live but couldn't make it back.

A nice little park right around shops and restaurants. There are other historical landmarks close by, like the church across the street. It is a bustling area with a great atmosphere. It's a nice place to have a seat and take in the charm of Merida.

Great park with many benches. This area is covered by free wifi in Mérida. Restaurants and cafes are nearby. It is a good place to stop in the hot weather. The location is easy to find by walking straight after the main cathedral. The park is facing a church.

A charming little park located between the Rectory of Jesus Church and the main plaza. There are a few restaurants, a coffee shop, a couple of old hotels, a theater, and an ancient church constructed from stones taken from a dismantled Mayan pyramid that stood on this site.

Interesting park. Even though it is colloquially known as Parque Hidalgo, that apparently isn’t its official name. The Hidalgo soldiers used to train here in the past, and this is where the name comes from. The parque is simple and not that big, but it is surrounded by a few very historically significant buildings - the Jesuit built church, the first gender-mixed club in Mexico, and the region’s first hotel.

Perfect place to sit and enjoy a typical morning vibe of the city

Very cool park in the center of el centro! A must see if you’re walking around downtown!

You have to visit in person to get a feeling for this historic monument. Also there are numerous shops and a park where you can buy food and souvenirs

This is a MUST SEE if you’re in Merida! Stunningly beautiful cathedral that was the FIRST one built in Mexico. Easy to access, safe, no admission charge and stunning. You must check it out! 🤩

Beautiful site in Merida. Must see for anyone. Looking at it from Picheta is amazing as well. Also I recommend viewing it day and night because it looks amazing in different kinds of ways. Also research the history as it’s pretty interesting.

Architecturally impressive, this cathedral houses none of the original art. Either stripped during the Mexican Revolution, or removed to prevent theft, the cathedral is a less decorative experience than the frilly, gilded majesty of the ones we saw in Mexico City, Puebla, and Oaxaca. Saturday nights there is a Mayan pelota demonstration in front of the Cathedral. It is a fitting location, since the stone walls of the Catedral de San Ildefonso are also the last remnants of the Mayan Temple that stood on the same spot. If you are visiting the archeological sites in the area, the ball game demonstration and ceremony will add significantly to your overall understanding and experience.

Fascinating cathedral, especially during the Christmas season. I love the light show they project onto the cathedral, as well as all the events that take place during this time. The church is free of charge. I believe the projection only happens during the weekend.

It’s one of the oldest buildings in Mexico, making it a fascinating spot for anyone interested in history and architecture

The oldest Catholic Cathedral and Church in North America. It was amazing to go to Mass here and experience history. Imagining the millions of pilgrims and Catholics that have worshipped here over centuries. The authentic structure gives the feeling of traveling through time and being in an International landmark is something special. Located directly in Central Mérida Yucatan Mexico across from the plaza is the iconic landmark. The Church is very peaceful and popular for tourists. But, it still functions as a Catholic Church with Masses held daily. This cultural heritage center is where Catholics formed their first Cathedral in North America. Then branching out to form missions throughout North, Central, and South America. You can feel the connection between the past and the present in a Holy Site. Then enjoy the food, shopping, and the cultural park directly across the street. A great place for family to visit and also fellowship in Christ!

We had a great time during our visit here. It was a historical building in the city center of Merida where we could see murals, artworks, and museum. It was a free entry during my visit. In October, the city is preparing for a carnival. We could see many beautiful decorations inside the city. We managed to see local performances in the other part of the street.

Very large artworks depicting historical events, Mayan traditions and folklore ,displayed on two floors. Our Tour Leader took the 3 of us in for a brief viewing. For someone really interested in art ,longer than a brief view essential. Free to enter. Guards at main doors amenable .

Beautiful museum with incredible artworks. I loved the green colour of the buildings and the lighting throughout the museum was stunning. It’s in a great location and definitely a must see spot when you’re visiting Merida.

This is an exquisite and well maintained palace of the governor. The entry is free and is well guarded by police, however they allow people to view it. The palace has amazing paintings and murals which depict historic events and modern works from a famous Mexican artist.

Merida is the capital of Yucatan state and the biggest city of the entire peninsula. This elegant green edifice is the area's government seat, standing on the main Plaza Grande square. In normal times you can enter it to admire great murals in the arched courtyard. They remind on Diego Rivera murals in Mexico city's City Hall, but here in Merida, Fernando Pacheco is responsible for them. Murals depict Spanish invasion of Yucatan and enslaving and destroying Mayan culture.

A beautiful building right around the corner from the Cathedral. The building is open to the public with no admission charge. Exceptional murals on the walls and especially in the expansive rooms on the second floor. The building is clean and very well cared for. Definitely worth a visit if you are in this area.

An unexpectedly interesting place, full of huge beautiful murals depicting the struggles of the Maya people and the government establishment in the Yucatán. Definitely a great place for learning and appreciating art.

By the work "park" I imagine a lot of greenery, trees and benches to relax on, but there is almost none of that in this park. It's more like a small square with three palm trees and restaurants. What's interesting here are two huge white benches (or more like chairs) that you can sit on if you are able to climb them. However, if you are in luck, you may see the Yucatecan Serenade - an open-air dance with live music - taking place in this park every week. I imagine this event is what makes this park interesting.

City park in the historic center of the city. The park has GINORMOUSgossip chairs, the white chairs that face opposite directions for lovers to kiss or gossip to share information. The park is surrounded by restaurants. Once a week there is a city sponsored concert in the park. Get there early to sign a seat for the singing and dancing. The park is easy to get two of you are visiting in the center or the historic center of the city, or a quick Uber ride from the outside of the center. This is a lovely park, but it is just a park. The oldest park in the city of Merida

There’s often events going on at this park, like traditional music and dances. This is an iconic little park in the heart of Merida, so it’s a must visit if you are around the area. The place captures the Mexican culture and colors.

Great plaza a few blocks away from downtown with lots of places to sit and restaurant around the park. Don't miss sitting on the large chairs and get your picture taken. In the evenings there is usually live music.

Beautiful park just blocks from centro. If you're staying on the north side, you can walk past this park every time you're heading to the city center. The park is shaded by beautiful trees, and has 4 restaurants with outdoor seating to relax in the shade. Tucked in the corner is Ki'Xocolatl - authentic Yucatan chocolate that is a must visit, and the perfect place to get some gifts for friends and family when you get back home. Also Grab a few photos at the Sillas gigantes (giant kissing chairs) or wait to get those down in the centro by the Merida sign. One of the favorite things we did was the free walking tour with Gabriel that starts here. This is a great way to see the highlights of the city, the history and a few of Gabriel's favorite places all in 2 hours. Please take my word for it - do this on your first day and you'll feel like you got the insider tour - https://www.freewalkingtourmerida.mx/. Lastly, and maybe most importantly, Yucatecan Serenade, an open-air dance with live music, has been held weekly on Thursday night at 9:00 pm since 1965 right here (now you know what the stadium bench seating is for). Please take my word for it... this is the place to be on Thursday. Locals and travelers alike attend this event and it is always amazing and it is always busy. Get there at 8:00 pm (or earlier) to get a seat at this free event, because it is the place to be! The regional music was played by a full band, and some of the songs were accompanied by traditional dancers. You don't want to miss this on your visit!

This park is full of joy. I went there for the Thursday local dance show which starts at 9 p.m.. The people there are in a really good mood, they are chilling, talking, laughing and just enjoying their time there. Come around 8 to 8.30, find a nice spot to sit. Bring snacks or buy some of the many locals selling snacks, water, coke or buy some food from the food stalls or many restaurants.

Great place to hangout. Several restaurants, little pricey but good food everywhere. Make sure you ask if there are discounts, we got our drinks half price at the Soberana patio.

What a great restaurant. Welcoming staff, delicious food, pleasant family friendly atmosphere. We have the cochinita pibil and poc chuc. Both were tender, juicy and delicious. The service was very attentive. We didn't have to wait. It was so good we went back a second timime on our last night in Merida. Delicious!

After all the amazing reviews and coverage this place gets, we thought we had to try it for ourselves and went to two of their locations within a few days. While the atmosphere is nice, feels very authentic, and the corn tortillas being prepared in real-time is great, I found the food to be quite bland. The meals looked delicious but flavor was lacking in most of it. The staff was lovely and helpful.

Great place to get a bunch of typical yucatecan food in one place. This location is quite spacious and indoors if you're looking for AC and fewer mosquitos. We had the sopa de lima, a vaporcito, and poc chuc and with the complimentary totopos and dips (frijoles, salsa habanera, and a pumpkin seed dip), we had plenty of food.

Despite the line for a table these guys move fast and efficient. Food was delivered fast a promptly, great taste, hot and delicious. Great atmosphere of traditional Yucateca dishes. Server was very efficient and always checking on us.

This was really good. Very friendly service, great food (huge portions) and super cold beer.

Was my first time in Merida Yucatan Mexico and my friend sed let's go to La Chaya Maya and we went , it was sooo delicious 😋 the ladies are making the corn tortillas right in front of you and there is a parking right before u reach on your right hand u get your ticket and before u left La Chaya Maya tell them to stamp it u will get a discount or maybe u even have to pay for the parking , and let me tell u the have 2 La Chaya Maya and 2 of them are same distance from the Parking u can just ask the parking person , as u come out of the parking if u go to your right hand u do straight on the corner and the next to your left hand and as u reach corner u take your right hand little down and on your right hand there 😉 enjoy.

Someone we met in Merida recommended this place and we're certainly glad that they did. It was amazing. Very very crowded but we only waited about 5 minutes. Everything was amazing.

Good space outside the museum for cultural events, under cover out of the elements.

Very nice modern art museum. While party of the building is under renovation the museum IS open, just not easy to find the entrance. It is from the passage with the flower exhibition, and the entrance fee for foreigners is 60 pesos. Very nice to spend half an hour to an hour here.

Google needs to be updated. We came by and the location is no longer modern art. It has some nice exhibits as part of the “Tren Maya” but all old stuff. We understand things change but disappointed.

This place is no longer free. Peaking in, we thought we’d spend our pesos on paletas instead. The Camino de Flores outside in the covered breezeway, which is free, was excellent. Do check it out!

Beautiful museum! It is free to enter, and it wasn't busy at all. The García Ponce exhibits were really nice, I really enjoy his work. I also loved the variety of pieces from other artists, and especially liked seeing a Diego Rivera painting. This is such a great museum, I will definitely be back!

Very nice art museum in the very heart of the historical center. Unlike other museums is also open on Monday. Free of charge. The exhibitions change regularly. You might expect to spend an hour there, or more if you are a slow-walker like me. There’s also quite a strong AC, better bring some light sweater.

Overall the museum is nice you can spend minimum half an hour there. Sadly I didn’t like the art there. If you like the art you can spend definitely more time there. Locals and residents get a ticket discount.

Small, single space church dedicated to Santa Lucia.

Thursday evenings after the 6:00 PM mass, the church community has a dinner fundraiser. Delicious homemade local cuisine at very reasonable prices. Also has a few artisan vendors.

One of many beautiful small churches in merida

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful church in the historic center. We were also fortunate enough to have the choir present which animated the liturgy of the evening mass at 7.30pm. (Original) Bellissima chiesa nel centro storico. Abbiamo anche avuto la fortuna della presenza del coro che ha animato la liturgia della messa della sera alle 19:30.

(Translated by Google) The church is super nice, but the secretary isn't doing her job. I've been to the church about three times to check a wedding date, and they tell me they haven't opened a wedding date yet. That's what she told me each time: to come back the following month. And so as not to give up, I try to call, but no one answers. Today, when I went back to check the dates, I was surprised to find the woman playing with her cell phone, off the hook, and she told me the same old story. (Original) La iglesia super linda, sin embargo la sra que esta de secretaria no hace su labor. Ya fui como tres veces a la iglesia para revisar una fecha de boda y me dice que todavía no abren agenda. Eso me dijo cada vez que fui, que regresara al mes siguiente. Y para no dar la vuelta en vano intento llamar y no contestan. Hoy que fui nuevamente a revisar las fechas, sorpresa la sra jugando su celular y el telefono descolgado y me dijo el mismo cuento de siempre.

(Translated by Google) Prayer candle on main street (Original) Cirio de oración en calle principal

(Translated by Google) good (Original) buena

A tiny, quaint working church located just off the Parque San Juan. It has a handsome portal and a nice bell structure. Its interior is fairly simple but it has an ornate altar. This is a working church that attracts very few tourists.

One of the few very old churches that weren't pillaged and destroyed by the federal forces during the Mexican revolution.

Historic

Amen

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful church, and quite small, but that does not take away from its beauty, as we can see in this church mass is offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 9 in the morning and on Saturdays and Sundays at 11 in the morning, This is a church that is very worth visiting, since it transmits a great feeling of peace despite being in the center of the city, and at the same time it is a place with a lot of history. (Original) Una iglesia muy hermosa, y bastante pequeña, pero eso no lo quita lo hermosa, como podemos ver en esta iglesia se ofrecen misa los Martes, Miércoles y Jueves a las 9 de la mañana y los Sábados y Domingo a las 11 de la mañana, está es una iglesia que vale mucho la pena visitar, ya que transmite un sentimiento de paz muy grande a pesar de estar en el centro de la cuidad, y a su vez es un lugar con bastante historia

(Translated by Google) Very pretty despite the age of that place (Original) Muy bonita apesar del tiempo que tiene ese lugar

(Translated by Google) Church of La Candelaria located near the San Juan neighborhood on 64 x 67 street in the historic center, a religious place characterized by its colonial architecture of the new Spain, a very welcoming place visited by many. (Original) Iglesia de la Candelaria ubicado cerca del barrio de San Juan en la calle 64 x 67 del centro histórico lugar religioso caracterizado por su arquitectura colonial de la nueva España lugar muy acogedor y visitado por muchos.

(Translated by Google) The San Antonio de Padua parish in Granjas is a very welcoming place full of spirituality. The accompanying community is warm and always willing to provide support and guidance. Masses are held during the week at 7:30 am, Saturday at 7 pm and Sunday at 9 and 11 am, also in the afternoon at 7 pm; convenient for everyone to attend. It is an ideal space to strengthen faith and share in community. I highly recommend visiting if you are looking for a place of peace and reflection! (Original) La parroquia San Antonio de Padua en Granjas es un lugar muy acogedor y lleno de espiritualidad. La comunidad que la acompaña es cálida y siempre dispuesta a brindar apoyo y orientación. Las misas se llevan a cabo en horarios entre semana de 7:30 am, sábado a las 7 pm y domingo de 9 y 11 am, también por la tarde a las 7 pm; convenientes para que todos puedan asistir. Es un espacio ideal para fortalecer la fe y compartir en comunidad. ¡Recomiendo mucho visitarla si buscas un lugar de paz y reflexión!

(Translated by Google) Feast of Saint Anthony of Padua. Tradition that is maintained with respect and enthusiasm! (Original) Fiesta de San Antonio de Padua. Tradición que se mantiene con respeto y entusiasmo!

(Translated by Google) Good masses on Sundays at 11 AM and 7 PM, the father is very charismatic and pleasant, there is also catechism and adolescent ministry, highly recommended for children and young people who are looking to do something in the afternoons, very fun and inclusive, a very nice and complete church! (Original) Buenas misas los domingos a las 11 AM y 7 pm el padre es muy carismático y agradable también hay catecismo y pastoral de adolescentes muy recomendable para los niños y jóvenes que busquen hacer algo en las tardes muy divertido e inclusivo iglesia muy bonita y completa!

(Translated by Google) I love that parish, the priests are very kind and cordial. In terms of confessions, the father is very good, kind and does not scold, there are confessions on Thursdays from approximately 5:00 a.m. and on Saturdays from 9:00-11:00 a.m. They have mass for children at 11:00 a.m. Sundays. The Church space is large, on one side they have semi-permanent worship and it ends every day at 8:00 pm. You can request masses for weddings, XV years, and the dead at the office (Original) Me encanta esa parroquia, los sacerdotes muy amables y cordiales. En cuestión de confesiones el padre es muy bueno, amable y no regaña, hay confesiones los jueves desde las 5:00 aprox y los sábados de 9:00-11:00 a.m. Tienen misa para niños a las 11:00 a.m. los domingos. El espacio de la Iglesia es grande, en un costado tienen adoración semipermanente y termina todos los días a las 8:00 pm. Se pueden pedir misas de bodas, XV años, de difuntos en la oficina

(Translated by Google) It is a parish with a very friendly Catholic community, with the exposition of the holy sacrament throughout the day. (Original) Es una parroquia con una comunidad católica muy amable, con la exposición del santísimo sacramento en amplio horario.

(Translated by Google) It is the place where I have shared great spiritual moments, in December you can make donations of groceries and toys, which the servers, I have had to witness, distribute among the most needy. The saint is exposed in his place of prayer to be able to go to make his requests and intersession for the sick and dying, or for a situation of spiritual help. (Original) Es el lugar donde he compartido grandes momentos espirituales, en diciembre se puede hacer donaciones de despensas y juguetes, que los servidores, me ha tocado presenciar, reparten entre los más necesitados. El santísimo está expuesto en su lugar de oración para poder ir a hacer sus peticiones e intersesión para los enfermos y moribundos, o para situación de auxilio espiritual.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church that has a confession service starting at 7pm on weekdays, with Sunday mass at 12 noon. In addition, its surroundings have a park to take the kids to have fun after or before religious ceremonies. (Original) Hermosa iglesia que cuenta con servicio de confesiones apartir de las 7pm entre semana, con misa dominical a las 12 del medio día. Además a sus alrededores cuenta con un parque para llevar a los peques a divertirse después o antes de las ceremonias religiosas

Fernando was entertaining, engaging, and knowledgeable. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the heart of the city. Merida is magic and such great food so far.

Fernando is a fantastic tour guide and super knowledgeable about Merida and the history of the whole Yucatan Peninsula, and he delivers it all with a great spirit of fun and joie de vivre, highly recommend!

Fernando shared a wealth of history and culture and pointed out great restaurants to try out. It was a very hot day (for the beginning of April) and he was very careful to keep us in the shady spots whenever he stopped to point out places of interest. We would highly recommend this tour!

Great time. Very informative and not boring. I have had this type of tour in other cities and this tour beat them all. Fernando has a gift for story telling that keeps everyone engaged.

Fernando was absolutely brilliant. Not only was he knowledgeable and informative, but fun-spirited and entertaining. He provided many local recommendations with its attached Yucatán and Mayan history—most of which had free or little to no cost admission or fees. We saw a majority of Centro without feeling too overwhelmed or left wondering what else the city has to offer its visitors. Being that we took the tour on our first full day in the area, Fernando was the best welcome we could have received; I highly recommend reserving a spot on his walking tour without question.

Our free walking tour with Fernando was amazing! He has a very special way of telling story’s in the past which makes it very interesting to listen to. And you can generally tell that he does the tour with all his heart :) It was an awesome way to start our trip in Merida and we would recommend it to everyone!!

Fernando gave a wonderful tour of the city this morning. My wife and I are due to leave tomorrow and we almost did not come to this, I am so glad we did as it turned out to be a highlight of Merida. The tour is rich with the history of Mexico and specifically Merida and it's town. Some of the information is inspiring, some comedic, and some heartbreaking. Fernando showed us around the key parts of the town along the way and gave us many recommendations for places to visit (museums both free and paid for), bars and restaurants, and unique festivities nearby. Without this tour I promise you there will be so many things you will leave Merida not knowing. There is an unassuming spot near the Cathedral which you may walk past without thinking anything. After the tour my wife and I sat across from it and ate Gorditas (I jokingly call her my gordita) and looked at that spot, the old centre of the city where tens of millions have walked past. I would not have known about the significance of that spot without my new friend Fernando. Thank you for the wonderful tour, I will never forget.

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(Translated by Google) Similar clinical analysis laboratories and some other optics several tasty food places aesthetic haircuts Bancomer gas station very well located near other food establishments also Los Trompos restaurants etc. friendly parking color (Original) Laboratorios de análisis clínicos de similares y alguna otra óptica varios lugares de comida sabrosa cortes de pelo estética gasolinera Bancomer muy bien ubicada cerca de otros locales de comida también restaurantes los trompos etcétera color de estacionamiento amable

(Translated by Google) parking, varied services, good space, apparently the rental prices are affordable because it is always full (Original) estacionamiento , servicios variados , buena plaza al parecer son accesibles los precios de renta por que siempre esta lleno

(Translated by Google) I go to the ATM often and there is never anywhere to park. It's a problem. Unfortunately there is no light in the parking lot and it is terribly crowded at night. (Original) Voy al cajero seguido y nunca hay donde estacionarse. Es un problema. Desafortunadamente no hay luz en el estacionamiento y saturado está terrible en la noche.

(Translated by Google) I like the atmosphere of the gym, there is also a store that sells a wide variety of thermoses, school supplies and gifts, I highly recommend it for its good price and excellent service from its owners. I recommend it (Original) Me gusta el ambiente del gimnasio, también hay un local que vende gran variedad de termos, artículos escolares y regalos, lo recomiendo mucho por su buen precio y excelente atención de sus propietarias. Lo recomiendo

(Translated by Google) URGENT!!! The BBVA ATM that recently started working, since it is open 24 hours a day, it seems that people have come to sleep-live there, I don't know, but there are burned papers on the floor, a lot of garbage, urine on the floor, clothes For approximately 2 weeks, who is in charge of cleaning this place? (Original) URGENTE!!! el cajero de BBVA que hace poco empezó a funcionar, como está abierto las 24 horas, se ve que ha entrado gente a dormir-vivir ahí no lo se, pero hay papeles quemados en el piso, mucha basura, orines en el piso, ropa, desde hace 2 semanas aproximadamente, quien se ocupa de la limpieza de este lugar??

(Translated by Google) The square is very good, the parking is ample, it has good stores where I shop regularly. What I don't like is that there is often garbage accumulated in the parking lot and they don't prune the bushes that are on the escarpment, they grow a lot and cover the pedestrian crossing. (Original) La plaza está muy bien, el estacionamiento es amplio, tiene buenas tiendas donde compro regularmente. Lo que no me gusta es que seguido hay basura acumulada en el estacionamiento y no dan mantenimiento de poda a los arbustos que están en la escarpa, crecen mucho y tapan el paso de peatones.

Small little church . Worth a stop if you are passing close by. I wouldn't go out of my way though.

Seems this place has seen better days along with the plazs

Beautiful church. Too bad the little chapel was very dark and without AC or any kind of fan.

Not a huge deal. You can visit if you have nothing else to do in Merida.

How often do you get to visit a church built in the 1700’s?? What are you waiting for? Just go!

wonderful place , love it

Breathtaking, check out tombstones from time of conquistadors

(Translated by Google) Small and nice place, it is not difficult to park the vehicle, everything else is excellent (Original) Lugar pequeño y bonito es poco complejo estacionar el vehículo por todo lo demás excelente

(Translated by Google) Very large space for mass...the view is panoramic...on Sundays at 8am mass there is a performance by the Harmony 3 choir... (Original) Muy amplio espacio para la misa..la vista es panorámica.. los domingos en misa de 8 denla noche cuenta con la actuación del coro armonía 3...

(Translated by Google) It is a chapel with a lot of activity and very comfortable, the Sunday mass from 8:15 p.m. It's great for those like me who are always late :) (Original) Es una capilla con mucha actividad y muy cómoda, la misa dominical de 8:15 p.m. es buenísima para aquellos que como a mí, siempre se nos hace tarde :)

(Translated by Google) Beautiful chapel with a warm atmosphere that invites prayer and meditation (Original) Linda capilla con un cálido ambiente que invita a la oración y meditación

(Translated by Google) Best miss siii (Original) Mejor miss siii

(Translated by Google) Nice church located behind the kukulcan. (Original) Bonita iglesia ubicada atrás del kukulcan.

(Translated by Google) I loved this church. I recommend the choir of Reunion with Christ. (Original) me encanto esta iglesia les recomiendo al coro de rencuentro con cristo

(Translated by Google) I really like the mass (Original) Me gusta mucho la misa

(Translated by Google) Very nice Excellent people full of peace (Original) Muy agradable Excelentes personas Lleno de paz

(Translated by Google) Nice chapel. The first in this area of ​​the city. It's not as busy as before. (Original) Linda capilla. La primera en esta zona de la ciudad. Ya no es tan concurrida como antes.

(Translated by Google) It is a great community and the site is accessible to everyone. (Original) Es una gran comunidad Y el sitio accesible para todos

(Translated by Google) I really like this place (Original) Me gusta muchísimo este lugar

(Translated by Google) What hours does the doctrine have on Saturdays? (Original) Que horario tiene la doctrina los sabados

(Translated by Google) It is a small chapel still under construction, the space is good for the number of people who normally attend, it still needs to be finished but improvements are already being seen. Sunday mass is very early in the morning (Original) Es una capilla pequeña aún en construcción, el espacio es bueno para la cantidad de gente que normalmente asiste, aún le falta para estar terminada pero ya se observan mejoras. La misa de domingo es muy temprano por la mañana

(Translated by Google) Very pretty, you can hear the mass very well, and good space,, (Original) Muy bonita,,se escucha muy bien la misa,,y buen espacio,,

(Translated by Google) It is a Chapel that has been built little by little but first God will soon be finished after 25 years. (Original) Es una Capilla que poco a poco se a estado construyendo pero primero Dios pronto quedará terminada después de 25 años.

(Translated by Google) It's almost finished and it's looking very pretty. (Original) Está casi terminada y les está quedando muy bonita

(Translated by Google) Clean. (Original) Limpio.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular (Original) Espectacular

(Translated by Google) Well (Original) Bueno

(Translated by Google) A journey through time, few pieces but with a lot of history 100% recommended if you like the history of Mayan culture (Original) Un viaje en el tiempo, pocas piezas pero con mucha historia 100% recomendable si te gusta la historia de la cultura maya

(Translated by Google) Museum of contemporary art is located in the heart of the city next to the cathedral, its construction began in 1573 and ended in 1636, at that time it was used as an archiepiscopal palace, French-style neoclassical architecture, during its history it has had several uses, In 1993, with technical advice from INAH, the first stage began to finally become a museum. (Original) Museo de arte contemporáneo se ubica en el corazón de la ciudad a un costado de la catedral, inicio de su construcción 1573 concluye en 1636, en ese momento se destina para palacio arzobispal, arquitectura estilo neoclásico afrancesado, durante su historia ha tenido varios usos, en 1993 con asesoría técnica del INAH empieza la primera etapa para finalmente convertirse en museo.

(Translated by Google) Currently the hours are Monday to Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Sundays closed. Currently the schedule is Monday through Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 hours. Sundays closed. (Original) Actualmente el horario es lunes a sábado de 10:00 a 14:00 horas. Domingos cerrado. Currently the schedule is Monday through Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 hours. Sundays closed.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful experience, it's like being connected to ancient Greece. (Original) Hermosa experiencia, es como estar conectado con la antigua grecia.

(Translated by Google) Excellent view (Original) Excelente vista

My family and I hadn't been on a vacation in ten years before staying at Casa Escalera al Cielo. We had an amazing time and felt completely at home. Thank You so much for the memories!

(Translated by Google) Apostles Chapel (Original) Capilla de los apóstoles

I visited the cathedral at night during my stay in Merida. It is beautiful with its architecture. We saw some people praying. We visited this place for free.

An imposing, large church built from the stones taken from a dismantled Mayan temple that stood on its site. If you pay attention you can still spot a few partial glyphs on some stones facing the outside. The inside is a single nave space with walls pierced by chapels and a crossing.

Don’t miss out on this beautiful church! Holy Mass times on Sundays: 09:00 am 12:00 (noon) 07:00 pm (19:00) Attended mass (in Spanish) at this amazing church this morning at 9 am (Sunday)and witnessed a baptism. Beautiful ceremony, beautiful singing, beautiful mass!

There are many beautiful churches in Merida, but this one is the most beautiful in my opinion. The photos and videos online are incomparable to seeing it in person. The artwork, retablo, statuary, stonework, and stenciling are all first rate.

Beautiful church built by the Jesuits. And if you join one of the free walking tours (by the local tourism office), you’ll know that this church is in fact one of the more fashionably-designed ones specifically because it was built the relatively more fashionable order of the Jesuits. It isn’t always open, so better to check the opening hours on specific days to get to see the inside.

Amazing and breath taking, this is just a couple of ways to describe Iglesia El Jesús! I was blown away when I walked into this church, it is so BEAUTIFUL! I couldn't help sitting for a while to take it all in. Don't judge a book by it's cover!

Art. Culture. Amazing to view what the Jesuits built in the 17th century. I recommend newly visitors to take a breather to visit and observe. 👍👍 ... those Spaniards brought art from the Old World.

Went on a weekday during business hours. Church was closed, no hours or any information posted besides info on preschool. Garden looked abandoned. Disappointed! Would have loved to walk around those gardens when they were up kept.

Beautiful city. A lot to do and discover. Museums are plenty and most are free. The Centro, with the cathedral is the hub of the action. Clubs, restaurant, festival activity.

Talk to one of the locales and view the botanical garden. Stunning and lots of history.

The district of La Ermita, its Church, its cobblestones street, its squares is a true historical jewel,

Bella

(Translated by Google) I only got to know it from the outside on a bike tour I took. The neighborhood looks very quiet and at sunset it offers beautiful views. (Original) Sólo pude conocerla por fuera en un tour en bici que tomé. El barrio se ve muy tranquilo y al atardecer ofrece vistas bellísimas.

(Translated by Google) According to the historical plaque attached to a wall at the entrance to the Hermitage of Santa Isabel—Mother of Saint John the Baptist, whose feast day is July 8—or Buen Viaje—since, according to the residents of this historic neighborhood, it was there that the Virgin was asked for her blessing before beginning the journey along the Camino Real to San Francisco de Campeche. Its construction, near the grounds of the San Antonio Xcoholté hacienda, dates back to the colonial era: 1748, thanks to Don Gaspar González de Ledesma, who, according to journalist Jessica Ruiz Rubio, financed the construction with his own resources and later went to live there as a penitent hermit—hence the name "Ermita"—giving way to renouncing all material positions. The Hermitage of Santa Isabel or Buen Viaje features, in addition to the rectory, a botanical garden and preserves plants endemic to the region, identified by a plaque with their name and uses. The garden is very spacious and offers shade and rest to visitors. The church itself is beautiful, from its architectural design and its simple but beautiful altar, from where the "Virgin of the Good Journey" gazes lovingly at the traveler before embarking on the long journey to San Francisco de Campeche. President Clinton's wife, President Obama's Secretary of State Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton, and First Lady (visiting the neighborhood in 1997), along with many other personalities and artists, have visited its doors. It is also the center of events such as the National Corn Fair, held from March 29th to 30th. Across the street, which is said to still retain the original paving stones of the old Camino Real, is Santa Isabel Park—or the Hermitage Garden (formerly the Plazuela del Gallo)—with its beautiful gazebo surrounded by palm trees. (Park with free internet access. - Mérida City Council 2021-2024). The richness of this neighborhood, with its charming streets and old houses and buildings, some beautifully preserved and others restored (64th Street) with a focus on the architecture of the period, deserves the nickname "Magical Neighborhood." Next to the Hermitage is an institution working on the preservation of the Mayan language: the Municipal Academy of the Mayan Language ITZAMNA. Fact: But what is a Hermitage? It refers to an isolated place or chapel for prayer and contemplation, for occasional worship; sometimes inhabited by a hermit friar. Masses on Sundays: see schedule. San Sebastián Neighborhood 66th Street South Merida, Yucatan F. Diario de Yucatán: Report by Jessica E. Ruiz Rubio, who holds a degree in Journalism and a master's degree in Management. Megamedia Group / Personal Notes / Google Maps / Wikipedia. (The video and photographs that appear in this article were taken by the author) (Original) Según consta en la Placa Histórica que se encuentra adosada a un muro en la entrada de la Ermita de Santa Isabel -Madre de San Juan Bautista, fiesta el 8 de julio- o del Buen Viaje -ya que, cuentan los pobladores de ese histórico Barrio, ahí se pedía a la Virgen su bendición antes de iniciar el recorrido por el Camino Real a San Francisco de Campeche. Su construcción, en las inmediaciones de los terrenos de la hacienda de San Antonio Xcoholté, se remonta al tiempo de la Colonia: 1748, gracias a Don Gaspar González de Ledesma, quien, según la Periodista Jessica Ruiz Rubio, financió la construcción con sus propios recursos para después irse a vivir ahí como ermitaño penitente-; de ahí el nombre de “Ermita”-, renunciando a toda posición material. La Ermita de Santa Isabel o del Buen Viaje cuenta, además de la casa Cural, con Jardin Botánico, conserva plantas endémicas de la región, identificadas con una Placa con su nombre y usos. El Jardín es muy amplio y brinda sombra y descanso a los visitantes. La iglesia propiamente es hermosa desde su concepción arquitectónica y su sencillo pero bello altar, desde donde la “Virgen del Buen Viaje” mira con amor al viajero, antes de emprender el largo viaje a San Francisco de Campeche. Hasta sus puertas llegó la esposa del Presidente Clinton, Secretaria de Estado del Presidente Obama Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton y Primera Dama (visita al Barrio en 1997) y muchas otras personalidades y artistas, ya que es también el centro de eventos como La Feria Nacional del Maíz, que se lleva a cabo del 29 al 30 de marzo. Cruzando la calle, que se dice conserva aún las baldosas originales del antiguo Camino Real, se encuentra el Parque de Santa Isabel -o Jardín de la Ermita (antigua Plazuela del Gallo) con su precioso kiosko, rodeado de palmeras. (Parque con internet gratuito.- Ayuntamiento de Mérida 2021-2024). La riqueza de este Barrio, de lindas calles con sus antiguas casas y edificaciones, algunas bellamente conservadas y otras restauradas (calle 64) con apego a la arquitectura de la época, se merece el calificativo de “Barrio Mágico”. A un costado de la Ermita se encuentra una institución trabaja en la preservación del Maya: Academia Municipal de la Lengua Maya ITZAMNA. Dato: Pero que es una Ermita? Se dice del Lugar o capilla aislado, de oración y contemplación, de culto ocasional; en ocasiones habitado por un fraile ermitaño. Misas los Domingos: cf horarios. Barrio de San Sebastián Calle 66 Sur Merida, Yuc. F. Diario de Yucatán: reportaje de Jessica E. Ruiz Rubio es licenciada en Periodismo y maestra en Gestión. Grupo Megamedia / Apuntes personales / Google Maps / wikipedia. (Los video y fotografías que aparecen en la presente colaboración, fueron realizados por quien esto firma)

I visited the cathedral at night during my stay in Merida. It is beautiful with its architecture. We saw some people praying. We visited this place for free.

An imposing, large church built from the stones taken from a dismantled Mayan temple that stood on its site. If you pay attention you can still spot a few partial glyphs on some stones facing the outside. The inside is a single nave space with walls pierced by chapels and a crossing.

Don’t miss out on this beautiful church! Holy Mass times on Sundays: 09:00 am 12:00 (noon) 07:00 pm (19:00) Attended mass (in Spanish) at this amazing church this morning at 9 am (Sunday)and witnessed a baptism. Beautiful ceremony, beautiful singing, beautiful mass!

There are many beautiful churches in Merida, but this one is the most beautiful in my opinion. The photos and videos online are incomparable to seeing it in person. The artwork, retablo, statuary, stonework, and stenciling are all first rate.

Beautiful church built by the Jesuits. And if you join one of the free walking tours (by the local tourism office), you’ll know that this church is in fact one of the more fashionably-designed ones specifically because it was built the relatively more fashionable order of the Jesuits. It isn’t always open, so better to check the opening hours on specific days to get to see the inside.

Amazing and breath taking, this is just a couple of ways to describe Iglesia El Jesús! I was blown away when I walked into this church, it is so BEAUTIFUL! I couldn't help sitting for a while to take it all in. Don't judge a book by it's cover!

Art. Culture. Amazing to view what the Jesuits built in the 17th century. I recommend newly visitors to take a breather to visit and observe. 👍👍 ... those Spaniards brought art from the Old World.

This baroque church built in the 18th century gave its name to the park sprawling in front of it as well as the arch located at its southwest corner. It's a typical single nave Mexican church with the exception of its roof, which is supported by wooden beams, not by stone vaulting. The exterior has two ornate, slender towers and some native-looking details on the façade. It's pleasant to look at if you find yourself in the park.

Interesting church, very nice on the inside, next to a little park with food vendors. Nice place to relax in the evenings for a bite to eat!

(Translated by Google) Church built between 1769 and 1770 on a 17th century chapel, as an act of invocation to the protection of Saint John the Baptist. Located in the heart of the historic center and in front of San Juan Park, this church offers masses in the morning and evening at conventional times. It is located 3 blocks from the zócalo and the Mérida cathedral. (Original) Iglesia edificada entre 1769 y 1770 sobré una capilla del siglo XVl, cómo un acto de invocación a la protección de San Juan Bautista. Ubicada en el corazón del centro histórico y frente al parque de San Juan, ésta iglesia oficia misas en la mañana y tarde-noche en los horarios convencionales. Se encuentra a 3 cuadras del zócalo y de la catedral de Mérida.

(Translated by Google) A church that contains a lot of history, it is almost, almost a museum. It is small but its floor, its walls and its ceiling are very preserved. (Original) Una iglesia que encierra mucha historia, es casi, casi un museo. Esta chiquita pero su piso, sus paredes y su cielo muy conservado.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful house of God where the Tridentine Latin Mass is celebrated every two weeks. Organized by: Regina Caeli Community. (Original) Hermosa casa de Dios donde se celebra cada dos semanas la Santa Misa Tridentina en latín. Organiza: Comunidad Regina Coeli.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful church gives you a great stimulus to the eyes when it is afternoon since it has yellow and when combined with orange and the birds it is a great spectacle. By the way, there are masses on Sundays. (Original) Una bonita iglesia te da un gran estímulo en los ojos cuando es de tarde ya que tiene amarillo y al combinarse con naranja y las aves es un gran espectáculo por cierto hay misas los domingos

(Translated by Google) The church is beautiful and the park is quite typical, away from the tourist area (Original) La iglesia es preciosa y el parque es bastante típico, alejado de la zona turística

Beautiful renovated building, clean, safe, very spiritual. Love to attend the service there!

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) A splendid visit to discover the colonial treasures of Merida Yucatán. Perhaps consider a route through these churches that, with the passage of time, look cold and a little forgotten. Oscar Mtz Molina (writer) (Original) Una visita espléndida para conocer los tesoros coloniales de Merida Yucatán. Quizás considerar una ruta por estas iglesias que, al paso del tiempo, lucen frías y un poco olvidadas. Oscar Mtz Molina (escritor)

(Translated by Google) It is a European-style temple and parish of Nuestra Señora del Carmen, located in what is now known as the neighborhood of La Mejorada, built in 1640. Its style was reminiscent of the temple of La Mejorada in Madrid, built by Doña María de Aragón. According to the data, at the entrance to the first chapel there was a stone cross with the image of Christ. This church has inside a beautifully decorated altarpiece up to the image of the Virgin of Carmen, in the center. The convent attached to the temple (since 1983 it has been the Uady Faculty of Architecture) was built from 1688 to 1694, with the purpose of housing the Franciscans who wanted to observe their rule with extreme rigidity and severity. Its founders were the friars Juan de Acevedo, Juan de Urbita, Juan García, Bartolomé de Fuensalido and the layman Juan Fernández (Original) Es un templo al estilo Europeo y parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Carmen, se ubica en lo que ahora se conoce como el barrio de La Mejorada, construida en 1640. Su estilo recordaba al templo de La Mejorada en Madrid, construido por doña María de Aragón. Según los datos a la entrada de la primera capilla existió una cruz de piedra con la imagen de Cristo. Esta iglesia tiene en su interior un retablo bellamente decorado hasta la imagen de la Virgen del Carmen, en el centro. El convento anexo al templo (desde 1983 es la Facultad de Arquitectura de la Uady) se construyó de 1688 a 1694, con la finalidad de dar albergue a los franciscanos que querían observar su regla con extrema rigidez y severidad, sus fundadores fueron los frailes Juan de Acevedo, Juan de Urbita, Juan García, Bartolomé de Fuensalido y el lego Juan Fernández

(Translated by Google) A wonderful and historical place whether seen from a religious point of view or from an architectural point of view. It is very close to the historic center of the city. (Original) Un maravilloso e histórico lugar sea viéndolo desde un punto religioso o desde un punto de vista arquitectónico. Es muy cercano al centro histórico de la ciudad.

(Translated by Google) I didn't go in but from the outside it looks neglected, I don't know if the INAH helps with conservation but it has a lot of work to do. (Original) No entre pero desde afuera se observa descuidada, no sé si el INAH ayude a la conservacion pero tiene mucho trabajo.

(Translated by Google) A very old English hospital in Mérida, taking into account that it was the first oran hospital and then it was built elsewhere. (Original) Una inglesa muy antigua en Mérida, tomando en cuanta que fue el primer hospital oran y luego se construyo en otro lado.

(Translated by Google) There I can visit my brunette and feel like I'm in the basilica. (Original) Ahí puedo visitar a mi morenita sentir q estoy en la basílica

(Translated by Google) The choir was beautiful, the only thing I didn't like was the priest's attitude, arriving very late. As for ventilation, it's adequate and the space is comfortable. (Original) Hermoso el coro de música, lo único que no me gustó es la actitud del padre, llegando muy tarde. En cuanto a la ventilación es adecuada y el espacio es cómodo

(Translated by Google) Well organized and committed to their faith (Original) Bien organizados y comprometidos con su fé

(Translated by Google) Recently there is a social pastoral group (Original) Hace poco hay un grupo de pastoral social

(Translated by Google) A place full of love and service to others. (Original) Un lugar lleno de amor y servicio al prójimo.

(Translated by Google) A very simple and united community. Very participatory. (Original) Una comunidad muy sencilla y unida. Muy participativa.

(Translated by Google) Mass at 7, we must get closer to God and know him (Original) Misa de 7, hay que acercarnos a Dios y conocerlo

We went in 2023. It was beautiful, and everyone there was friendly.

best place to be in the country of mexico, wanna learn more the truth? Check out The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for more of that

This is such a sacred place, the peace and spirit you can feel is uncomparable.

Gorgeous.

It is so beautiful here! The feeling and atmosphere is so heavenly!

Give yourself an opportunity to find peace and the true meaning

A quiet and peaceful place to go to escape from the noise and the chaos of this city, or any city.