The Heart of Yucatan

Get to know Valladolid, Mexico

Food, history, architecture, traditions and party nights, this city stands out for having it all just a few steps away.

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Discover Valladolid

 

Also known as “The Capital of the Eastern Maya,” Valladolid is a beautiful and peaceful colonial town. It is one of the oldest towns on the Yucatán Peninsula and, along with Izamal, one of only two “Magical Towns” in the state.

It boasts stunning colonial architecture, thanks to its beautiful colonial buildings, museums, historic neighborhoods, parks, and colorful houses.

Yucatan's best kept secret

 

Strategically located between Merida and Cancun, this colonial city puts you just 30 minutes from Chichen Itza, one of the wonders of the world, and steps away from some of Mexico's most spectacular cenotes.

But Valladolid is much more than just a good location.

Here you can:

  • Swim in crystal-clear cenotes hidden deep in the jungle
  • Stroll past colonial mansions, bustling squares, and vibrant murals.
  • Explore nature reserves, 16th-century convents, and archaeological sites such as Ek Balam.

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Special Dates

Spring/ Equinox Chichén Itzá

March 21

Every spring Chichén Itzá gives us an astronomical and spiritual phenomenon that amazes the world.

Autumnal Equinox Chichén Itzá

September 13–16

Every autumn, the light reveals the Mayan genius: at Chichén Itzá, the serpent of Kukulkán descends the pyramid.

Independence Mexico

September 15–16

Every September 15, the heart of the city beats to the rhythm of mariachis, fireworks and a shout that honors history and celebrates Mexican identity.

Hanal Pixan

October 30–November 2

Hanal Pixán or Janal Pixan means food of the souls in Mayan and is a celebration that takes place in Yucatán, Tabasco and Campeche.