Izamal

Village Izamal, Yucatan, Mexico

What to expect

Izamal is a small city in Mexico known as the Yellow City, with most of its buildings painted yellow, and the City of Hills, featuring remains of ancient temple pyramids. It's an important archaeological site of the Pre-Columbian Maya civilization, with numerous structures, including pyramids and temples, showcasing its historical and cultural significance

Plan your family visit to the Izamal with these blog insights 👇

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Road trip in Mexico: 15-day itinerary in the Yucatan

Road trip in Mexico: 15-day itinerary in the Yucatan
This family's experience:

Activities: We walked around Izamal, nicknamed the Yellow City, where all the houses are painted yellow and white. We admired the architecture of the Convent of Saint Anthony of Padua and got a great view of the yellow city from the Kinich Kakmo pyramid

Highlights: The kids loved the colorful houses and the architecture of the Convent of Saint Anthony of Padua. We enjoyed the peaceful atmosphere of Izamal and the beautiful views from the Kinich Kakmo pyramid ✨

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Merida with kids: 7 fun kids' activities in a row!

Merida with kids: 7 fun kids' activities in a row!
This family's experience:

Activities: We stopped at the nice village of Izamal, which was on our transit from Vallodolid and Mérida

Highlights: You can take great pictures here with the kids because you have many photogenic places in this village ✨