And another tasty noon-time breakfast.
One other attraction of Valladolid is the many cenotes (sinkholes).
The Cathedral.
Late afternoon tour groups.
Murals in a city government building.
Iglesia de la Candelaria
Convent de San Bernardino de Siena.
Sunday, March 03, 2013
Valladolid
Our last night in Mexico was spent in Valladolid strategically for us located about halfway between Merida and Cancun, and just a 3 hour bus ride to the Cancun airport. By having a beautiful colonial city center, and being less than an hour from the most famous Mayan ruin, Chichen-Itza, Valladolid gets many overnight and tour-grouping-day-tripping tourists - more than we expected to see.
And another tasty noon-time breakfast.
One other attraction of Valladolid is the many cenotes (sinkholes).
The Cathedral.
Late afternoon tour groups.
Murals in a city government building.
Iglesia de la Candelaria
Convent de San Bernardino de Siena.
And another tasty noon-time breakfast.
One other attraction of Valladolid is the many cenotes (sinkholes).
The Cathedral.
Late afternoon tour groups.
Murals in a city government building.
Iglesia de la Candelaria
Convent de San Bernardino de Siena.
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