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Monterrey All the Way
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In Monterrey, the capital of Nuevo León in northeastern Mexico, history and modernity come together. It’s a thriving city of just over a million people with a balance of exciting urban energy and deep connections to the past. Explore their world-class museums; stroll through Barrio Antiquo, Monterrey’s old town with colorful Spanish architecture and cobblestone streets; or enjoy nature at the Parque Fundidora or the Chipinque A.B.P. Ecological Park which offers stunning views of the city.
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Fiesta Americana Travelty Meetings & Events features three extraordinary hotels, each unique and all ideal to host your next meeting and event. We invite you to explore all 3 destinations to see which works best for your group.
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Fiesta Americana Monterrey Pabellón ››
Grand Fiesta Americana Monterrey Valle ››
Live Aqua Urban Resort Monterrey ››
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This year, make it magical. Make it Monterrey.
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Featured Resorts & Destination
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Fiesta Americana Merida
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Fiesta Americana Merida is "a classic favorite because of its five-star amenities and prominent location on Paseo de Montejo, Mérida's Champs-Élysées." - Travel + Leisure, February 21, 2024
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This year, make it Fiesta Americana Merida, located in the heart of Merida, the capital and largest city of the state of Yucatán. The city of Merida has a blend of charming Spanish colonial and indigenous Mayan influences, which is evident in its architecture, cuisine, and tradition. There’s so much to explore, from local museums and cuisine, to archaeological sites, freshwater lagoons, relaxing beaches and the pink flamingos at Celestun. So much inspiration in one place, and all easily accessible from Fiesta Americana Merida. This downtown resort comes complete with historic architecture, cathedrals blocks away, and on-site modern technology and amenities you need to make your meeting a grand success.
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NY Times Recommends Merida in its “36 Hours” Feature
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Last month, the NY Times published some great tips on things to see and do in Merida. Here are some highlights:
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Mérida’s plazas and parks, from its lively central square, Plaza Grande, and the sprawling new Parque La Plancha to neighborhood focal points, like Parque de San Sebastián.
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Eat / Drink::
Micaela Mar y Leña - enjoy sophisticated Yucatecan dishes in a 19th-century mansion
Ki’Xocolatl - shop for all things chocolate and enjoy a Mérida-favorite frappé
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Shop::
Mercado Lucas de Gálvez, the city’s main municipal market - find regionally specific spice blends to toys to street food
Caracol Púrpura and Taller Maya - bring home quality handicrafts
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