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Campeche
Built by the Spanish to protect the city from marauding pirates, Campeche’s walls and ramparts reveal a wealth of history in the pastel-hued buildings, cobbled streets, and remaining baluartes (bastions) of this little-known city. Ancient forts stand guard, though today they welcome visitors to the Museo de Arqueologia Maya rather than warding off the fearsome pirates.
As you stroll around the city, or take one of the tram tours, the city’s history comes alive in the well-preserved colonial buildings and narrow streets, while outside the historic walls, the Campeche of today unfolds in a bustling market and quaint malecón (promenade). Further afield lies the beguiling Mayan site of Edzna.
Hacienda Uayamon
Campeche, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Beautiful colonial-style casitas and a stunning pool make Hacienda Uayamon a wonderfully unique property. Hacienda Uayamon is ideally set close to the enchanting Mayan site of Edzná, south east of Campeche on Mexico's stunning Yucatan Peninsula.
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Hacienda Puerta Campeche
Campeche, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
Hacienda Puerta Campeche is made up of a collection of 17th-century houses which have been lovingly restored and offer attentive personal service. Discover this little-known but vibrant pirate haunt of Campeche in great style.
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