Mérida on Sunday has become one of the most important showcases in the Yucatecan capital, attracting both locals and tourists who visit the emblematic site to buy Christmas gifts.
Mérida on Sunday offers a unique opportunity for vendors to showcase their products to both Meridans and visitors from across the country and abroad. With the Christmas holidays approaching, many see this event as the perfect place to find unique gifts to place under the Christmas tree.
Since Mérida on Sunday returned to the main square, attendance has surged. This is evident from the crowds at the shows in the basement of the Municipal Palace and the bustling food stalls. The Christmas season has further boosted sales.
Many Mérida residents are buying gifts such as guayaberas and typical shirts, priced between 350 and 990 pesos, and blouses with traditional embroidery, priced between 300 and 380 pesos. For example, Mr. Gerardo, a local resident, bought a blue guayabera for his brother-in-law, hoping it would remind him of his visit to Mérida.
In addition to traditional clothing, visitors are also taking advantage of the book sale in the basement of the Municipal Palace to purchase 2025 agendas, which are useful for various work sectors.
Source: Sipse
