while in Merida I was here many times. It's just so pretty and there is always something going on, stalls selling stuff, live entertainment, music, dancing and more depending when you are there. 'Then of course it has free wifi, seating all over the square and lots of tourists, locals, horse and carriages, and tourist police incase you need to... More

Lots of artists in the park, we didn't know and arrived late and wished we had more time to shop! More

The Plaza Grande is the centre of Merida, a large square with trees and flowers and love seats, and it is alos the centre of all happenings in the city. On Sundays it is the venue for a souvenir/crafts market and the vaqueria (traditional dance) shows and is closed for traffic. In the evenings, as the sun sets, thousands of... More

it is worth going at any time and any day just to see the world go by More

There was always something happening here. Sundays are a great time as there is always live music and dancing. A nice place to walk around More

We stayed on Merida to be able see the market on Sunday, my kids enjoyed very much and bought several souvenirs there. More

The plaza is full of trees and people sitting on the benches, talking. Take a casual stroll around the plaza. Plaza is surrounded wih many historical architectures. The most prominent of these is the Cathedral which is located on east side of Plaza. Next to the Cathedral is the old bishop's palace, now city's contemporary art museum. Sout side of... More

We spent an afternoon watching the Mayan dancers. they are the most peaceful, beautiful people I have ever seen. Lots of great retaurants etc on the Plaza. More

In the evenings we were entertained by local dancers and musicians. Mexicans are excellent dancers both old and young. We loved Merida although they were redoing most of the pavements and of course was a little bit dusty. More