Buses leave Merida daily for round trips to Chichen Itza.
Local buses go daily to nearby Dzibilchaltun and the beaches at
Puerto Progresso.
Merida grew and prospered in colonial times due to the growing
and processing of sisal a fiber made from the plant henequen, an
agave that processors use to make rope.
Local buses go daily to nearby Dzibilchaltun and the beaches at
Puerto Progresso.
Merida grew and prospered in colonial times due to the growing
and processing of sisal a fiber made from the plant henequen, an
agave that processors use to make rope.
Merida, Yucatan Bus Travel To Chichen Itza Ruin Site
On weekends the street pictured left near the
central Zocalo and the Cathedral San
Idelfonso closes down and bands take up
position to play into the night in a large block
party.
Food vendors open stalls and visitors dance
salsa..
The modern city of Merida is home to about
one million. The Spanish founded the city in
the 1540s, and built a colonial city over a
ruined Mayan temple.
The temple complex once stood where the
massive Cathedral of San Idelfonso, built in
the later half of the 16th century, now stands.
The large central plaza is rimmed by other
colonial buildings and museums including the
Palacio Municipal built in 1735, and the
Palacio de Gobierno built in 1892 and housing
murals by Fernanco Castro Pacheco.
The weekend nightlife gets rolling when streets
near the plaza are closed to traffic for the
street festival of dance and music.
central Zocalo and the Cathedral San
Idelfonso closes down and bands take up
position to play into the night in a large block
party.
Food vendors open stalls and visitors dance
salsa..
The modern city of Merida is home to about
one million. The Spanish founded the city in
the 1540s, and built a colonial city over a
ruined Mayan temple.
The temple complex once stood where the
massive Cathedral of San Idelfonso, built in
the later half of the 16th century, now stands.
The large central plaza is rimmed by other
colonial buildings and museums including the
Palacio Municipal built in 1735, and the
Palacio de Gobierno built in 1892 and housing
murals by Fernanco Castro Pacheco.
The weekend nightlife gets rolling when streets
near the plaza are closed to traffic for the
street festival of dance and music.
| Merida grew and prospered due to the growing and processing of sisal a fiber made from the plant henequen, an agave processed for the making of rope. |
Merida Bus Travel:
Buses run daily from Merida to
many Mayan Ruin sites
Merida offers a great base for
visiting the ruins of Chichen
Itza, Dzibilchaltun, and Uxmal.
The cosmopolitan city in
northern Yucatan also has a
great anthropology Museum
and art museum
Buses run daily from Merida to
many Mayan Ruin sites
Merida offers a great base for
visiting the ruins of Chichen
Itza, Dzibilchaltun, and Uxmal.
The cosmopolitan city in
northern Yucatan also has a
great anthropology Museum
and art museum
Merida has a great museum of anthropology and an art museum
Buses leave
Merida daily for
round trips to
Chichen Itza.
Local buses go
daily to nearby
Dzibilchaltun
and the
beaches at
Puerto
Progresso.
Merida daily for
round trips to
Chichen Itza.
Local buses go
daily to nearby
Dzibilchaltun
and the
beaches at
Puerto
Progresso.
Dzibilchaltun
From Merida, Chichen Itza is 75 miles and reached by bus ADO first class buses reach Chichen
Itza from the terminal four blocks south, four blocks west of the Zocalo. Find first and second class bus
stations
To Dzibilchaltun from Merida:
To reach the ruin site of Dzibilchaltún take the second class bus bound for Chablecal or Puerto Progresso
Buses for Chichen Itza, Uxmall, and Dzibilchaltun leave from the Station located on the corner of Calle 69
and 70, four blocks south, four blocks west of Parque Francisco Canton, The Zocao
Itza from the terminal four blocks south, four blocks west of the Zocalo. Find first and second class bus
stations
To Dzibilchaltun from Merida:
To reach the ruin site of Dzibilchaltún take the second class bus bound for Chablecal or Puerto Progresso
Buses for Chichen Itza, Uxmall, and Dzibilchaltun leave from the Station located on the corner of Calle 69
and 70, four blocks south, four blocks west of Parque Francisco Canton, The Zocao
Cathedral of San Idelfonso
Parque Francisco Canton
Parque Francisco Canton, The Zocalo
ADO Bus service reaches Chichen Itza from the CAME bus station in Merida on the corner of Calle 70 and
69, in El Centro. the one and a three quarter hour trip costs 100 pesos. for the 75 miles. Buses leave in the
morning and mid day. ADO bus service to Cancun stops at Valladolid, a good way station for Chichen Itza
visits
Merida Yucatan Bus Travel: Merida Bus Stations:
The City of Merida has two first class bus stations and three 2nd and 3rd class stations.
For Chichen Itza, Vallodolid, and Cancun, First Class buses run by ADO Bus Line run from the CAME
Station located on Calle (street) Number 70, (70th Street) between Calle 69 and 71.
The First Class Elite Bus Line runs from the Maya K'iin Bus Station nearby.
To reach the ruin site of Uxmal, go to the second class station near the CAME station.
To reach the ruin site of Dzibilchaltún go to the Bus Station Progreso (Estacion Progreso) on 62 Street
(Calle 62) located between Calle 65 and 67. These buses also reach the beach area of Puerto Progreso.
The Biospere preserve of Celestun: Buses leave from the Celestun Station at Calle 71 located
between Calle 64 and 66.
Izamal, The Yellow City (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izamal)
Buses for Izamal leave the station located on the corner of Calle 69 and 68.
Campeche is served by ADO Bus from the first class ADO Station on Avenida Gobernadores. The ADO
Estacion de Autobus.
The City of Merida has two first class bus stations and three 2nd and 3rd class stations.
For Chichen Itza, Vallodolid, and Cancun, First Class buses run by ADO Bus Line run from the CAME
Station located on Calle (street) Number 70, (70th Street) between Calle 69 and 71.
The First Class Elite Bus Line runs from the Maya K'iin Bus Station nearby.
To reach the ruin site of Uxmal, go to the second class station near the CAME station.
To reach the ruin site of Dzibilchaltún go to the Bus Station Progreso (Estacion Progreso) on 62 Street
(Calle 62) located between Calle 65 and 67. These buses also reach the beach area of Puerto Progreso.
The Biospere preserve of Celestun: Buses leave from the Celestun Station at Calle 71 located
between Calle 64 and 66.
Izamal, The Yellow City (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izamal)
Buses for Izamal leave the station located on the corner of Calle 69 and 68.
Campeche is served by ADO Bus from the first class ADO Station on Avenida Gobernadores. The ADO
Estacion de Autobus.
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