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architec.jpg Attractive architecture in downtown Merida balloons.jpg Balloons for sale at the zocalo in Merida bicycart.jpg Popular mode of transportation in Merida are these bicycle carts
buggy.jpg Our horse carriage awaits in front of Merida's cathredal. bugrid10.jpg Fiesta Americana Hotel in Merida on the Paseo Montejo. bugrid11.jpg Nice outdoor restaurant along the Paseo Montejo
bugrid12.jpg One of the many monuments along the Paseo Montejo bugrid13.jpg The Paseo Montejo has been compared to the wide boulevards of Paris. bugrid14.jpg The Palacio Canton, on P. Montejo, is now the Regional Museum.
bugrid15.jpg This ancient-looking building found along the Paseo Montejo is the Casa Camara. bugrid16.jpg Tree-lined Paseo de Montejo bugrid17.jpg Even along the beautiful Paseo, billboards can be seen in some areas.
bugrid18.jpg Making our way through the streets of Merida bugrid19.jpg Horse-drawn carriages are called calesas. bugrid20.jpg Hotel Merida
bugrid21.jpg The Parque Hidalgo filled with food stands bugrid41.jpg Merida was founded in 1542 on the site of an older Indian city. bugrid42.jpg The narrow streets of central Merida were originally built for horse carriages.
bugrid43.jpg The Montejo boulevard was created during the "Belle Epoque" period of Merida, when mansions were built from fortunes that were made from henequen crops . bugrid44.jpg The calesa is a great way to get around Merida's P. Montejo. bugride.jpg The Paseo starts seven blocks northwest of the main plaza.
bugride2.jpg They're everywhere! bugride3.jpg Many consulates and hotels can be found along the Paseo de Montejo. bugride4.jpg Momument a la Patria

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