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The Hotel Panamericana is part of the Calinda chain, but is quite distinctive, as are many others in this hotel group. Mini buses galore in Merida's Centro Looking across the zocalo at the Cathedral - Catedral de San Ildefonso

Walking down Calle 60 towards the zocalo Typical espadana belfry found on many colonial churches and convents in the Yucatan. Food stand in front of carpet store in Merida's centro

The Palacio Municipal is one of the reasons that Merida is known as the "White City". Balloons galore in front of the Cathedral Vegetation almost obscures views of the Cathedral from certain parts of the main square.

It's hard for travellers to go hungry in Merida, with plentiful, inexpensive food carts to be found everywhere downtown. The Palacio Municipal, or Town Hall, dates from 1735. A statue of Carlos Peon stands near the Iglesia de Jesus, one of the oldest buildings in Merida.

Gran Hotel at Hidalgo Park Parque Cepeda Peraza (Hidalgo) Hidalgo Park (with Iglesia de Jesus, or El Tercer Orden) is often the scene of weddings or other family events.

Beautiful fountain found in the Hotel Panamericana's courtyard The Panamericana is actually housed in a historical mansion from Merida's henequen boom. The mansion dates from the end of the nineteenth century.

Pool at the Hotel Panamericana This hotel is in the mid-price range - a very good value. The poolside restaurant, Lol-Tun

The Hotel Panamericana is located about 4 blocks from the main square on Calle 59. The courtyard, particularly, gives the hotel a European atmosphere. A replica of a Mayan pyramid overlooks the pool and restaurant (on the right under the canopy).

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The Hotel Panamericana is part of the Calinda chain, but is quite distinctive, as are many others in this hotel group.	Mini buses galore in Merida's Centro	Looking across the zocalo at the Cathedral - Catedral de San Ildefonso
Walking down Calle 60 towards the zocalo	Typical espadana belfry found on many colonial churches and convents in the Yucatan.	Food stand in front of carpet store in Merida's centro
The Palacio Municipal is one of the reasons that Merida is known as the "White City".	Balloons galore in front of the Cathedral	Vegetation almost obscures views of the Cathedral from certain parts of the main square.
It's hard for travellers to go hungry in Merida, with plentiful, inexpensive food carts to be found everywhere downtown.	The Palacio Municipal, or Town Hall, dates from 1735.	A statue of Carlos Peon stands near the Iglesia de Jesus, one of the oldest buildings in Merida.
Gran Hotel at Hidalgo Park	Parque Cepeda Peraza (Hidalgo)	Hidalgo Park (with Iglesia de Jesus, or El Tercer Orden) is often the scene of weddings or other family events.
Beautiful fountain found in the Hotel Panamericana's courtyard	The Panamericana is actually housed in a historical mansion from Merida's henequen boom.	The mansion dates from the end of the nineteenth century.
Pool at the Hotel Panamericana	This hotel is in the mid-price range - a very good value.	The poolside restaurant, Lol-Tun
The Hotel Panamericana is located about 4 blocks from the main square on Calle 59.	The courtyard, particularly, gives the hotel a European atmosphere.	A replica of a Mayan pyramid overlooks the pool and restaurant (on the right under the canopy).