Mérida
Mexico · 1 free tour
Free, tip what you liked · ★ 9.2/10 (850 reviews) · on Civitatis
Quick answer
Yes. There is 1 free walking tour in Mérida listed here, bookable for free on Civitatis. It is Mérida Free Walking Tour: it meets at Saint Ildefonso Cathedral, lasts about 1h30 and is guided in Spanish and English, rated 9.2/10 from 850 reviews.
Start times vary by date and are confirmed when you book.
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Mérida is the capital of Yucatán, in Mexico. Its historic center is easy to cover on foot: the Saint Ildefonso Cathedral, Casa Montejo, the Government Palace, the Gran Hotel de Mérida and the José Peón Contreras Theater fit into one route that ends at Santa Lucía Park.
The free tour starts in front of the Saint Ildefonso Cathedral, lasts an hour and a half and the guide speaks English and Spanish. Each booking takes up to 5 people. Booking costs nothing, and at the end you leave the tip you think is fair.
Good to know before you go
- Arrive 15 minutes early at the Saint Ildefonso Cathedral, on Calle 60, and look for the guide in a pink T-shirt with a pink umbrella.
- The tour ends at Santa Lucía Park, not where it starts.
- Each booking takes up to 5 people.
- The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
- The guide speaks English and Spanish. If you follow neither, keep that in mind before you book.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Mérida free tour really free?
Yes. Booking costs nothing: you reserve a spot, show up and take the tour. Tips are not included, so at the end you give the guide whatever tip you think is fair.
Where does the Mérida free tour start?
In front of the Saint Ildefonso Cathedral, on Calle 60 in the center of Mérida. On the day, the group meets at the time indicated.
Do I need to book in advance?
Booking is free and worth doing, since each booking takes up to 5 people. If you cannot make it, cancel the booking so the guide does not wait for you; cancellation is free.
How long is the Mérida tour and in what language is it?
It lasts an hour and a half. The guide speaks English and Spanish.
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