Angel's Guide to Valladolid
Lugares emblemáticos
Чичен Ица
One of the Seven Wonders of the world
30 pesos splash in a beautiful natural waterhole in the middle of the town center
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Ценоте Заци
30 pesos splash in a beautiful natural waterhole in the middle of the town center
For 150 pesos you get entrance to the natural waterhole, a swimming pool, massive garden and 150 pesos worth of credit for food or cocktails.
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Cenote San Lorenzo Oxman
For 150 pesos you get entrance to the natural waterhole, a swimming pool, massive garden and 150 pesos worth of credit for food or cocktails.
Barrios
Merida is the capital city of Yucatan state with many histories, culture, museums, restaurants, and events. Two hours away from Valladolid, you can not miss it.
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Mérida
Merida is the capital city of Yucatan state with many histories, culture, museums, restaurants, and events. Two hours away from Valladolid, you can not miss it.
You cannot miss the beautiful turquoise waters and white sand of the Mayan Riviera by the Caribbean coast of Mexico. Only two hours away from Valladolid, this is a must.
563 lokalaca preporučuje
Playa Del Carmen
You cannot miss the beautiful turquoise waters and white sand of the Mayan Riviera by the Caribbean coast of Mexico. Only two hours away from Valladolid, this is a must.
Celestun is about a 4-hour drive from Valladolid through Merida, where you will find Flamingos and an untouched natural reservoir.
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Benito Juárez
Celestun is about a 4-hour drive from Valladolid through Merida, where you will find Flamingos and an untouched natural reservoir.
Saveti o gradu
Kretanje u lokalu
Take a bike
Valladolid is very flat, which makes it an ideal place to discover it by cycling.
Šta poneti
Always bring swimwear
You'll never know when you will have a random splash in the nearby cenote.
Običaji i kultura
Don't miss the light show by the San Bernadin Convent
Every Tuesday to Sunday nights, there is a light show starting at 9PM by the San Bernadin Convent.