ACTIVITIES IN THE
HISTORICAL HEART OF MÉRIDA
Free activities in the Historic Center of Mérida every day
Mérida stands out as one of the most notable cities to explore in Mexico, with its rich cultural offering and hospitality that make it a favorite of many visitors. For this reason, we present you the options of free events offered daily in the Historic Center of the White City
Monday: Yucatecan dairy
This event, presented on the ground floor of the Municipal Palace on 62nd Street between 61 and 63, offers a set of typical dances of the state and lasts approximately one hour.
Tip: To ensure a good spot and a comfortable chair, it is recommended to arrive well in advance as it tends to attract a large audience.
Time: Starts at 9:00 p.m.
Tuesday: Musical remembrances
This event, aimed mainly at an adult audience, takes place at 8:30 p.m. in Santiago Park, located on 59th Street between 72nd Street, about seven blocks from the Cathedral.
Tip: If you prefer to avoid walking to the place, you can take a taxi or use digital transportation platforms.
The estimated cost to that location is between $28 and $35.
Wednesday: Historical tour of the General Cemetery
and Night of Cultures
The historical tour of the General Cemetery begins at 8:00 p.m. and the location can be easily found on Google Maps, at 89 A Street, number 538 between 66.
The Night of Cultures, accompanied by video mapping, begins at 8:30 p.m. at the Casa de Montejo, located on 63rd Street between 62 and 60.
Thursday: Serenade in Santa Lucia
This free event, dedicated to Yucatecan trova music, begins at 9:00 p.m. in the park located on 60th Street between 55th Street, two blocks from the Mérida Cathedral.
In addition to the Serenades, you can enjoy family coexistence with the event "In the heart of Mérida", which begins at 8:00 p.m.
Friday: Video mapping in the Cathedral of Mérida
Don't miss the video mapping "Sacred Stones" at 8:30 p.m. in the Cathedral of Mérida. You can also enjoy the event "In the heart of Mérida".
Saturday: Ball game: Pok ta pok and Mexican Night
The performance of the Mayan ball game, Pok ta pok, begins at 8:30 p.m. in front of the Mérida Cathedral.
Mexican Night, an authentic party of Mexican traditions with mariachi music, begins at 8:00 p.m. at the Paseo de Montejo Remate, on 47th Street between 56-A.
Sunday: Bike Route
The Biciruta is a completely family-friendly experience that takes place from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm You can explore the main streets of downtown Mérida and some avenues by bicycle, or even rent one.
Mérida Gastronomic Tourist Corridor
Exploring the Culinary Riches of Calle 47
The vibrant 47th Street Gastronomic Corridor emerges as a prominent meeting point for residents and visitors, establishing itself as a key catalyst for the economic development of the area and its surroundings.
This picturesque stretch is home to a variety of establishments that invite you to taste, toast and enjoy in the company of friends and family. Along the street, you will be greeted by restaurants specializing in meat, seafood, Mexican, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. In addition, you will have the opportunity to enjoy freshly baked breads in cozy corners with various coffee options.
From ideal options for a delicious breakfast to spaces to share a glass of wine or discover the most stocked whiskey bar, the corridor also offers bars with live music and entertainment for all tastes.
This enclave is not only a delight for the palate, but also a key point to appreciate the architecture of Mérida. The rescue of facades on more than 60 properties along the street adds a special touch, inviting you to immerse yourself in the history and charm of the city.
The 47th Street Corridor stands as the preferred choice to explore the gastronomic diversity of Mexico and the world, all in a pleasant environment and in a truly privileged location.
Among the restaurants you can find are:
Baretto Espresso Bar
Olive
Catherine
Milk Four Seven
Yakuza
Casa Lecanda
Soul
Cow
Freedom
Micaela Mar y Leña
Sandunga - Traditional Oaxacan Cuisine
130 Degrees Steakhouse
MID point
Marmalade 47
Mexican Rose