Diplomado

. Casa de Montejo
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One of the most prominent building in the capital of Yucatan for his gallantry baroque and historical importance is the Casa de Montejo, a site that was home of cityfounder, Don Francisco de Montejo, and their descendants for nearly three centuries. The architecture and decorative facade to this day show the fine art techniques used by silversmiths Spanish in thesixteenth century, is why this building is recognized as the crown jewel of the art "plateresco" the country. It is admirable that over the years and after several renovations on the property, has retainedthe beauty of the stone carvings that adorn their balconies, columns, and the spectacular entrance portal.
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Cathedral
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The building of the Cathedral of Merida, located in the PlazaMayor, began in 1561 and was completed in 1598. Various architectural styles make up its structural beauty, it is cutting its Renaissance façade, towers and interior definitely have a tendency Morisca andaltarpieces were created with a distinctly Baroque air. Notably, the Cathedral of Merida is the oldest on the continent
Izamal
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Izamal is a quiet and conservative traditions, a peacefulpeople who welcome their guests with typical Yucatan kindness. The distinctive facades of their houses, painted with a distinctive yellow color, along with the beautiful print of the Ex Convento de SanAntonio de Padua, have graced the covers of art books and interesting colonial architecture and characters of multiple images that illustrate the beauty the state of Yucatan. Not surprisingly, manytravelers, as Pope John Paul II, have chosen this small city a must on your journey through the world, whether for the beauty of the buildings or the great faith they profess to image of Our Lady ofIzamal.
Centennial Park
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A visit to Centennial Park is almost required during your stay in Merida, it is the meeting place of choice for local families. This park has a zoo, a skating rink, and...