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History, People, Seafood
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mtncorg Says: 55 km southeast of Campeche is the grand Mayan ruins of Edzna. The site is in a tranquil setting with little of the circus that goes on at Chichen Itza or Uxmal. The architecture is different from those areas, being mainly of Chenes style - though Puuc and other style...
1 Review and 58 Opinions We stayed three days at Hotel Lopez (which is inside the old city). The hotel has rooms with two...
RobBalmes Says: Ok so i said before on other post i am a Campeche native and i like to eat seeing as i am a Hospitality events and tourism major with a concentration in restaurant and event management, i can tell you places to eat that arent necesarily in you tourist book, local snak shops...
ciaobella55 Says: The 1st class ADO terminal is not right in town, however it's easy to get in. Just go out the front of the terminal, cross the road and keep walking straight for about 200m. You will see a bus shelter, and lots of local buses come along to take you into town, costs 5.5...
Redlats Says: As in all Mexican towns, the local market (Mercado) is a must-see area. It is here that townsfolk congregate and shop for meat, seafood, fruits and vegetables and other goods.In Campeche, the Merecado is just outside the city wall, on Ave Balartes Este between Calles 51 and...
mtncorg Says: To reach the top of the Templo de los Cinco Pisos, you mount 65 steps which access the pyramid, providing a grand view over the complex and the local countryside beyond. Remember that many of the surrounding ‘bumps’ in the jungle represent further buildings that have yet to...
RobBalmes Says: Campeche is a safe town, low crime rates and even better people, very nice and with a good sense of hospitality, you will not find a nicer and cleaner town in Mexico than Campeche, i am a Campeche native studying tourism in Colorado, i have to say Campeche has a lot to offer...
mtncorg Says: On the north side of the Grand Acropolis is this semi-excavated temple. Built in many stages, the first dating to 300-500 AD, with stairways across the entire south side of the structure - probably serving as galleries like for the Nochona building. Several other...
mtncorg Says: Here in Campeche, you have the Mexican Baseball League 2004 champion baseball club. I noticed more people playing, along with more fields devoted to the sport of baseball. I was lucky enough to be invited to the 2005 opening night game between the local Pirates and the...
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From the south side of the Parque Principal, you can venture forth on one of the tourist trains - tranvias. The tours are in Spanish/English and give you a nice...
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Q: We're travelling to Campeche this February. Tips on travel, must see attractions in and near Campeche, hotel/restaurant...

A: Depending on where you are going to be... you could hop across theboreder ino Yucatan and do the Puuc Route and even get to Uxmal. It was a very long time ago since I...
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Roadtrip to Campeche and Edzna

The State of Campeche is the least visited of the three Mexican states that make up the Yucatan peninsula and in fact it was the last one we went to see as well. Campeche covers the southwestern third...
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CAMPECHE - BALUARTES Y PIRATAS

There were two ports by which Spanish colonialists in New Spain - Mexico - could trade with the Old World: Veracruz and Campeche. Veracruz has always been the main eastern port for Mexico and it still...
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This page is dedicated to the ancient Mayan ruins of Uxmal. Since Campeche is one of the closest major cities, the pictures are on this page. The large mound on the right side of this picture is...
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see edzna archeological maya site!

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