America Plaza Campeche
Calle 10 No 252 Campeche, Yucatan Peninsula, 24000, Mexico
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PIRATES
Old Spanish colonial town, the pirates use to ransack it so they built a bit wall and for there.
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Sleepy, pretty Campeche
... brightly painted which gives the city it's unique character and flavour. Although it's quite a big town (about 190,000) we found it to be a peaceful and sleepy place to spend a couple of days. It is right on the water and behind where the old city walls were they have reclaimed about a 100 metre strip of land. This has allowed them to create a lovely promenade (and a few ugly buildings) that stretches for 3 or 4 kilometres along the waterfront. There are no beaches ...
Reflections on San Cristobal
... the girls set about establishing a creative Christmas spot while Jess and I popped out for a bit more Christmas shopping. It's a bit of a conundrum, Christmas shopping while you are traveling. Everything you buy has to fit within an acceptable range of size and weight or else your present will not be that welcome. Jewelery is always a good idea (for me to buy anyway). One night, as we walked through the busiest part of town, the girls were accosted by a ...
Campeche: la città fortificata...
Nottata in bianco! Fili un po' ha dormito ma io no ho chiuso occhio perché ci siamo trovati circondati da delle motoseghe! Si non si può sminuire tutto dicendo che russavano... No! Erano assurdi... Non sono rimasti svegli o in silenzio nemmeno un minuto! Alle 6.53 finalmente arriviamo a Campeche e tempo di orientarci decidiamo di percorrere a piedi i 3 km che ci portano al centro per risparmiare qualche pesos. Per ora con gli zaini possiamo ancora farlo perché il caldo ...
Campeche and the Ruins of Edzna
... nicknamed "The Flying Saucer"!)
The central plaza contains a delightful park and huge gazebo. It is bounded on four sides by several historic buildings. The 1540 Franciscan Cathedral, the oldest convent church in the Yucatan, and the government palace, where Montejo planned his conquest of the Yucatan, are two important ones.
A ten minute taxi ride took us to San Miguel Fort, which is up on a hill overlooking the ...



