North Mérida is a vibrant and dynamic area of the city, with many distinct neighborhoods that offer an array of lifestyle options for those who

North Mérida is experiencing a period of rapid growth and development, with exciting opportunities for businesses and residents alike. From new infrastructure projects to a

The majority of Mérida’s street food is found in local markets. Garcia Rejon (our favorite), Lucas de Galvez, Santiago, and San Benito have a plethora

Spanish slang is a fascinating and constantly evolving aspect of the Spanish language. It is a collection of informal words, expressions, and phrases that are

A frequent question of travelers and potential residents is “Are there hurricanes in Mérida Mexico?” While the answer is yes, they occur infrequently. Actually, the

Considered one of the most conservative cities in Mexico, Mérida is in the biggest city in the state of Yucatan in Mexico. The Yucatan Peninsula consists

The La Ermita neighborhood in Mérida is one of the city’s oldest and most charming areas. With its cobblestone streets, historical buildings, and traditional Mexican

Are you looking for an exciting place to explore while in Mérida? Look no further than the Santa Lucia Neighborhood! Located in the heart of

VIDEO – There are 132 pueblos mágicos or magical towns found all over Mexico. These towns were selected due to their unforgettable place in Mexican

Mérida a vibrant and beautiful city. However, the weather is unpredictable at times. Likewise, flooding in Mérida Mexico is a serious concern for residents and

VIDEO – Hospital costs can vary greatly depending upon the type of care, service, and medical issue. ER visits are quite affordable starting at just

VIDEO – While you don’t need to know Spanish in Mérida, it is helpful to know and understand a few key phrases. There are always

One of the questions I’m frequently asked during consultation calls is “How do I get Mail in Mérida Mexico?” The unfortunate answer is that the

VIDEO – Unfortunately, about 2/3 of people misprounouce Mérida. Want to feel like a local and say the name of the city correctly? It’s pretty

I’m a traveler – it’s one of the true loves of my life. I’ve always known that I would like to live outside the U.S.

This 2-day conference provides information, tools, & resources you need to make an educated decision about moving to Mérida OR if you already live in

VIDEO – What is walking distance to a market in Mérida? Due to the heat, intense sun, and seasonal rains, walking distance is subjective. It

Foreigners seeking residency in Mexico has reached an all-time high. One of the positives resulting from COVID was the ability of people to work remotely.

VIDEO – What is the best mosquito repellent in Mérida? The answer may surprise you. While some people don’t like to use DEET products, there’s

Named after Francisco de Montejo, the Spanish conquistador who founded the city in 1542. The Paseo de Montejo is the main boulevard running north and

I’m a traveler – it’s one of the true loves of my life. I’ve always known that I would like to live outside the U.S.

How bad are the mosquitoes in Mérida? Not surprisingly, it differs from season to season. Expect the mosquitoes to be BAD in the rainy season

VIDEO – Even though the temperature and humidity are the same as locations such as Dallas, Houston, Missippi, and New Orleans, the sun feels much

So much to learn and so little time! Personal opinions, conflicting information, or lack thereof causes confusion and frustration. Do you feel like that when researching

VIDEO – Believe it or not, there are many destinations in Mexico where you can pay with U.S. dollars. Want to know if you can

I just woke up from an afternoon nap. The soft tap, tap, tap of rainfall on my window caused me to gently awaken. I listened

Before you get really excited about your potential move to Mérida, I recommend making a list of needs and wants, like to haves and must-haves.

Part of the charm of Mérida are the charming neighborhoods, especially in Centro. The Neighborhoods in Mérida Centro are listed in this article with a

Thinking about retiring in Mérida? This article, 21 Reasons to Retire in Mérida, will help start the process for you and give you some important

The culture in Mérida is the fusion of Latin America, European, Lebanese, Asian, African, and Indigenous cultures, all mixing during the colonial period. This mixing