Biciruta
Biciruta car-free Sunday
Mérida, Mexico · Centro and Paseo de Montejo · Open streets · Social
- When
- Every Sunday, 8:00 am local timeYear-round
- Starts at
- Any point on the circuit; it ends at the Monumento a la Patria on Paseo de Montejo Map ↗
- Hosted by
- Ayuntamiento de Mérida
- Cost
- free
- Kind of ride
- SocialOpen streets
- Made for
- Family
- Language
- Rides in Spanish
For visitors
Free, bring your own bike or rent one at points along Paseo de Montejo. Water, first aid and toilets on the route. The city says hours can change.
First time on this ride? Here’s the drill
- Bring
- a helmet, water, a spare tube or patch kit, a way to pay for the stop.
- Arrive
- Ten or fifteen minutes before 8:00 am. Tell whoever's leading that you're new.
- Pace
- Pace isn't posted. Ask the host before you go, or say you're new when you arrive.
- Check
- Check the links below the day of for cancellations and weather calls.
First group ride? Start here →
About the Biciruta group ride
Biciruta is an open-streets program in Mérida, Mexico: streets closed to cars and open to bikes. It runs every Sunday from 8:00 am local time.
Mérida's Sunday car-free circuit through the old centre and up Paseo de Montejo. Flat and done by 12:30, before the worst of the heat. Families and riders out for an easy spin.
Where to find them
Checked Oct 1, 2026 against source 1, source 2. Schedules change. Confirm with the host before you go.