«Izamal, known as the «City of Three Cultures», is a charming colonial town located in the state of Yucatán, Mexico. Renowned for its distinctive, yellow-painted buildings, it combines influences from Maya, colonial Spanish, and contemporary Mexican culture.

This «»Pueblo Mágico»» is home to important historical sites, including the ancient Mayan pyramids, such as Kinich Kakmó, and the impressive Convent of San Antonio de Padua, built in the 16th century atop a former Mayan temple. Izamal’s cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages, and vibrant artisan culture makes it a captivating destination rich in history, spirituality, and tradition.

Museum Tour – This tour is the perfect opportunity to discover a selection of handcrafted pieces curated by Fomento Cultural Banamex. This collection brings together the Grand Masters of Mexican Folk Art through the Popular Art Support Program. At the end of the tour, artisans Gabriel Rajón and Lorenzo Yam share with visitors part of their knowledge and history, showcasing techniques they have been working with for over 20 years: wood carving and papier-mâché, respectively.

Shop Taller Maya Tour – During your visit to the Taller Maya store, you can explore and choose from 14 different artisanal techniques of the region, reflected in authentic and innovative handcrafted pieces. Each piece highlights the work, detail, and collaboration between Mexican designers and artisans from the Yucatán Peninsula.»