Bicycle Yucatán's Mérida, Yucatán
Something Special in Mérida
Coffee Shops,
Places to Eat &
Shop
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Caffé Latte - Itzimna
Olive Café Stop - Paseo de Montejo
Good Breakfasts! Tikal Restaurant
on Calle 57 between Calles 56 and
58 downtown.
La Carreta Cubana II - Mexico
Oriente - Beer with abundant
botanas.
La Terreza del Norte Express
Emiliano Zapata Norte on Calle 33
and Prolongation de Montejo

For a list of bike and/or bus destinations
from Mérida, click here.

List of Mérida bus stations with
information on how to bike and/or        
bus: click here.

Bicycle Yucatán's Valladolid:  click here.

Eco Living Yucatán, view an eco concept
house, click here.

Looking for a bike, house or something to
buy or sell, try our new        classifieds:    
click here.

Our blog: bicycleyucatan.blogspot.com

The best website with detailed coverage
of what to see, where to go,  where to
stay and eat, we recommend you check
out: Yucatán Today.

Another great website on living in Mérida
is: Mérida Living.
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"Faces of Mérida Carnival 2010
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more Faces of Carnival 2009
MÉRIDA; DANZA de la CABEZA de COCHINO    This traditional Mayan festival still takes place annually in Colonial
Emiliano Zapata Norte six kilometers north of Merida’s central zocolo on the east side of the Prolongation de
Montejo which is a popular neighborhood that still clings to it’s traditional ancestral customs. They kick off the
Mayan “Pol kek’en” festival or “Danza de la Cabaza de Cochino”, (Dance of the pig’s head) that is of pre-Hispanic
origins. New Year’s Eve dinner consists of roast turkey salbutes and caldo authentic Mayan specialties handed
down over the centuries.                        read more
Tortilleria La Cascada- On Calle 22
and the corner of Calle 9 in San
Antonio
Cinta = The best in Town.
Monument in the Mérida Cemetery dedicated to the poets,
composers and singers of the music of Yucatán - Trova Yucateca.  
The monument was sculpted by artist Rómulo Rozo.  Although
Rómulo Rozo was born in Columbia, his heart and soul were
Yucatecan.   His most famous work in Mérida is "Monumento al la
Patria" on Paseo de Montéjo completed in 1956 after 11 years of
work.
TAQUERIA; EL NEGRO
Fresh and delicious seafood
tacos and sandwishes.  Open
every day from 7AM until 3PM.
Calle 64 No. 513 between Calles
59 and 61 in Centro Mérida.  
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information