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Mexico

Valladolid

Valladolid · Most-recommended spots

Where the bloggers agree

9 spots · 1 storytellers

Stay

Casa San Juan

One of the author’s favorite places to stay during the Valladolid stop.

1 blogger recommends

Stay

Casa Tia Micha

Included among the author’s favorite Valladolid hotels and highlighted as the best-rated featured option.

1 blogger recommends
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    Included among the author’s favorite Valladolid hotels and highlighted as the best-rated featured option.

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Swim

Cenote Suytun

This famously photogenic cenote is suggested as an afternoon excursion in the Valladolid area.

1 blogger recommends

Swim

Cenote Zaci

A must-see swimming spot in the city center, just a short walk from the main square.

1 blogger recommends

See

Ek Balam Ruins

Recommended as another beautiful archaeological stop to explore after the morning at Chichen Itzá.

1 blogger recommends

Stay · €€

Hostal Casa Xtakay

A recommended mid-range stay, shown as the cheapest of the featured Valladolid options.

1 blogger recommends

See

San Servacio Cathedral

Visit this impressive cathedral while exploring Valladolid’s colorful streets and surrounding colonial architecture.

1 blogger recommends
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    Visit this impressive cathedral while exploring Valladolid’s colorful streets and surrounding colonial architecture.

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See

Uayma

The author suggests this quaint town as an attractive afternoon stop after visiting Chichen Itzá.

1 blogger recommends

See

Valladolid

Explore pastel-colored streets, colonial architecture, and local culture, then try Yucatecan dishes and cool off in nearby cenotes.

1 blogger recommends
  • Salt in Our Hair logoSalt in Our Hair

    Explore pastel-colored streets, colonial architecture, and local culture, then try Yucatecan dishes and cool off in nearby cenotes.

    Read Salt in Our Hair's guide

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