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Cámara Houses

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The Cámara Houses are a pair of historic buildings in Mérida that served as the seat of the Yucatán Congress in the 19th century. Their neoclassical facades, with ornate columns and balconies, reflect the city's colonial heritage. Visitors can view the exteriors and appreciate the architectural details, including the carved stonework and arched windows. The buildings stand as a testament to Mérida's political history and are a must-see for architecture enthusiasts.

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  • Admire the neoclassical facades with columns and balconies.
  • Learn about the buildings' role as the former Yucatán Congress.
  • Photograph the ornate stone carvings and arched windows.

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Ways to visit Cámara Houses

You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.

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