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Have you ever considered spending a weekend around Valladolid? Yucatán’s second city has so much to do and see that a weekend isn’t, in truth, enough time to really see…
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Monday Are you ready for a week in Yucatán? Discover Mérida’s Centro Histórico and the charm of colonial architecture in buildings like the Catedral de San Ildefonso, Casa Montejo, and…
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1. As every year, we begin our New Year’s resolutions and one of the most popular by far has to be working out. How about mixing things up a bit…
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It seems that I spend an inordinate amount of time and space in this magazine writing about food; nevertheless, here I go again. There is, after all, nothing better when…
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Monday You’re in Mérida! Start with a tour of Centro Histórico and discover the MACAY museum, the San Ildefonso Cathedral, and the murals at the Palacio de Gobierno by Fernando…
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Monday Welcome to Yucatán! Check into Hotel Mansión Mérida where you’ll receive the royal treatment at this charming Casona turned hotel. Then spend the day discovering the Centro and…
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Valladolid is a charming colonial city with its own personality and great attractions that make it a must on your visit to Yucatán. Its geographic location leaves it at the…
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You’re in Yucatán. You breathe in the fresh air and your options are endless. Yucatán is a place with all the necessary ingredients of a fantastic tale – beach, colonial…
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To arrive in Valladolid is to put the world on pause. The hands on the clock slow down, people breathe with gusto, and the colors of the sunset saturate sublimely….
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“Over there at 11 o’clock,” the nature guide Ismael Arellano Ciau whispers without moving while he uses the dial of an imaginary watch as a reference to guide my eye…
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Valladolid, Pueblo Mágico Located halfway (two hours from each) between Mérida and Cancún, Valladolid, named “Pueblo Mágico” in August 2012, is a bustling Maya city with a special colonial flavor. This…
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Valladolid: vibrant, authentic, charming, and multifaceted. It’s a city with such a unique personality that it was voted #1 Emerging Destination in North America of 2019 in a survey taken…
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I finished the tour and stepped back out onto the street. It wasn’t until then that I was able to fully see the relationship between this great museum and this…
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The not-to-be-missed Casa de los Venados (House of the Deer) is an 18,000 sq. ft. private home/museum of Mexican folk and contemporary art owned by John and Dorianne Venator, who…
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Valladolid, a Vibrant City Valladolid, its tranquility and cozy ambiance surrounded by pastel toned colonial buildings, is much like its people, the gentle, genuine, and friendly locals. Travelers mostly tend…
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The “first spark of the Mexican Revolution,” also known as the Dzelkoop Plan, was an insurrection which began on June 4, 1910, by Maximiliano R. Bonilla and other leaders of…
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The lead photo is a night shot of Valladolid, including the Church of San Servacio on the main plaza. Valladolid is an important small city in the eastern part of…
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