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The admission is $500 pesos per person and $250 pesos for students, for the benefit of Bai Foundation….
MERIDA — Casa Linda del Pozo, Lemeau, Villa Romantica, among others that are located in the center of the Yucatan capital will open their doors in the Ninth “Tour de Casas de Mérida 2017” that will take place this Sunday (November 12) from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
This tour is the only one of its kind in the country, self-guided and massive, in which people can enjoy the beauty and magnificence of historic restored houses, with revamped designs.
Plan your self-guided tour and decide where to start and to end, said Dr. Carlos Antonio Cabrera May, executive director of Bai Foundation, the organization that is organizing the event.
Tickets are on sale at several locations on Paseo de Montejo: Hennessy’s Irish Pub (between 41st and 43rd street), Robert Abuda Salon, at 39th street, and Bollicine, at 45th street, among other places, and by calling 9992 928436
Source: www.yucatan.com.mx
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