Convento de San Antonio

Be aware the church is only open on Sundays. It’s worth a walk through the courtyard and taking some photos. But the real attraction is walking the side streets until you find the perfect cobblestone street with all yellow walls. If you have time, try walking around the back of the church to see the unpainted side and a stained glass reverse.

Convento de San Antonio de Padua, an old convent built in 1549 on the top of a Mayan pyramid which the Spanish conquistadors leveled into a terrace. I love the architecture and the ambiance of the place. The pope statue took away a bit of its historical charm in my opinion but all in all it’s a unique place to see in Yucatan. Its yellowness matches the blue sky perfectly.

This place is beautiful the yellow colour in the entire city is vibrant. If you would like our review of this beautiful city, you can find it the full video in our YouTube Channel; you only have to place the following title in the youtube search bar: Izamal Yucatán (Yellow PUEBLO MAGICO) We hope you like it

Fabulous downtown building and history to close to my hotel buenosdias izamal full street taquerias.

Beautiful grounds and huge cathedral church from 100's of years. Beautiful