How to best enjoy Dia de muertos (Day of the dead) in Mexico City
There are many traditions in Mexico but none is as original as Dia de Muertos, a day to celebrate and remember the people that are no longer with us.
Merida, or the White City, is a lot of things but what it is not is a place you will regret visiting. It has both the comforts of a developed city and the charms of a small town. The local architecture will captivate you, the nature and weather will amaze you, the history will intrigue you, the food will delight you and our guides will make your trip unforgettable.
The city that was created out of limestones taken from the old Mayan temples is now a jewel of colonial architecture. It is located in the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, which makes it a perfect starting point for daytrips to Chichen Itza, Cenotes, and many other wonders nearby.
Our guides are there to provide you not only with a wonderful free tour but also excellent tips about where to eat, where to drink, where to go dancing, and basically to answer every other question you may have about how to best enjoy your time in Merida and in Mexico.
Besides the free tour offered in the City Center, we also offer "paid" tours, such as Street Food Tour.
There are many traditions in Mexico but none is as original as Dia de Muertos, a day to celebrate and remember the people that are no longer with us.
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