Hacienda Misne
Merida, Mexico
Hacienda Misne
Calle 19 No. 172 por 6B, Merida, Mexico, 97173 Original Property Opened in 1700 Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2015Once known as a Yucatecan hacienda from the 1500s, the Hacienda Misne is now a beautifully renovated hotel nestled in the heart of Mérida. Featuring the unique blend of Spanish and French architecture, this terrific location boasts contemporary decór, pebbled paths, and colorful gardens. As such, it possesses the perfect combination of modern comfort and historical elegance. Hacienda Misne is also just steps away from one of the most historic city centers in South America. Known for its rich culture, exquisite cuisine, and stunning architecture, Mérida is filled with the fascinating history of the Yucatán Peninsula. After a day of exploring this authentic city, guests can unwind within a truly luxurious setting of Hacienda Misne.
Discover
- Discover the wonderful historic prestige of the Hacienda Misné. This magnificent historic destination once hosted one of the most popular local singers from the early 20th century, tenor Nicole Urcelay Alonzo.
- Admire the Spanish Colonial-style architecture of this terrific historic hotel. Hacienda Misné was originally established as a self-contained colonial estate known as a “hacienda” during the 18th century.
- Stroll through the Acuaparque just beyond the hotel’s front door. This beautiful ecological park contains lots of wildlife and many tranquil bodies of water to enjoy.
Explore
- Explore the Plaza Grande in downtown Mérida. Also known as the Plaza Mayor and the Plaza de la Independencia, this amazing destination is set within the heart of the historic city center. Many other cultural attractions are just a short walk away, including the Palacio de Gobierno and the Museo Fernando García Ponce-Macay.
- Visit the Catedral de San Ildefonso (Cathedral of Mérida). Located mere steps from the Plaza Grande, this stunning building is among the city’s most recognizable landmarks. It is one of the most historic churches in North America, having been constructed during the late 16th century.
- Travel to the remarkable Dzibilchaltún on the outskirts of the city. Dzibilchaltún is a fascinating Mayan archeological site that features many well-preserved structures that date back thousands of years.
Experience
- Experience the Gran Museo del Mundo Maya (Mayan World Museum of Mérida). This world-renowned cultural institution commemorates the rich culture of the Maya through its extensive collection of ancient artifacts.
- Tour the Palacio Cantón. This beautiful Porfirian-style building was originally constructed during the early 20th century for the prominent Cantón Rosado family. It is home to the Museo Regional de Antropología Yucatán, which also covers the history of the Mayan civilization.
- Interact with the exhibitions inside the Museo de la Ciudad de Mérida. The museum is focused on telling the great story of Mérida’s past from pre-Columbian times to the present. Few places are better in the whole city to learn of its impressive history.
Taste
- Taste a delicious local dish called ceviche. Eaten throughout the Yucatán, ceviche consists of raw fish marinated in citrus juice, chilies, cilantro, and chopped onions. Many restaurants throughout Mérida serve this local delicacy given their proximity to the ocean.
- Start the day off with some huevos motuleños. Beloved across the region, this delightful breakfast dish is comprised of a fried tortilla that is topped with fried eggs, refried black beans, and a local tomato-based sauce. Local chefs will occasionally add ham, peas, and plantains, as well as a sprinkling of cheese.
- Delight in some pibil. This amazing meal is made by wrapping rich marinated beef in banana leaves, and then barbequing it over an open fire. An especially popular variant is the “cochinita pibil,” which involves using the meat from an entire suckling pig.
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