Hotel el Espanol Merida

Calle 69 Num 543c por 70 Merida, Yucatan Peninsula, 97000, Mexico

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The Return to Mérida

A travel blog entry by dogracer

Hexar went diving in the morning, and saw a bunch of really cool fish. The rest of us, soaked up the beach for a little while longer, before retreating to the Tulum city to grab some eats and watch the Germany/Italy World Cup game. After that, we started on the 3-4 hour drive back to Mérida which left us just enough time to see the Zócalo there and then retire to the El Espanol which had A/C.

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Cultural Merida

A travel blog entry by joaopisco

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... mantém a tacha o mais arreganhada possível. Mas a nota para o contacto com a primeira forma de arte com que esta cidade me brindou (de dentro do autocarro que se aproximava do terminal): a arte de esquina de travessa, de travesseiro, manifestada à entrada de “hoteis” que alugam quartos à hora. É a céu aberto. E parece haver movimentação durante as horas do sol.
À noite, o jogo de luzes e as cores convidam a um passeio e a seguir a música que, apesar da ...

Spicing it up in Mexico

A travel blog entry by colin

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... ride to Merida. I like it here (photos next time). Hot, humid, but the people are friendly and the buildings nice to look at. We got here late afternoon, but as it is Sunday the main plaza (where our hostel is) is closed to traffic and the all day fair is on. This happens every weekend and involves food and handicraft stalls, live bands and dancing. Sophie made me dance with her, but as I can't dance I just provided a few laughs for the locals, while ...

Dzibilchaltun (tzee-BEEL-chahl-toon)

A travel blog entry by noalarmclocks

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... bus was a bit of an adventure, itself, as our information was not correct about where to catch the bus. Once we located the right terminal and bought the tickets, we ended up waiting 1 1/2 hours for the bus to arrive! Good thing the site was fairly small!


We had taken backpacks with water, oranges and cookies to snack on, and were surprised to discover that we weren't allowed to take them on the grounds. After removing our ...

Checking Out the Neighbourhood

A travel blog entry by noalarmclocks

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... the treed Santa Ana Square next to the market, and south along the busy main street (Calle 60) past Santa Lucia Square. Every few blocks there is a treed central square bordering a large Catholic church. These are the social gathering spots in the evenings, where there is often free entertainment in the form of comedy sketches, singers, musicians and dancers. What a wonderful sense of community they ...

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