Mérida, Yucatán — The historic Mercado Lucas de Gálvez, a cornerstone of Mérida’s commercial life for 138 years, has unveiled a comprehensive transformation. The project focused on a complete overhaul of the market’s infrastructure, aiming to improve accessibility, mobility, and the overall experience for both local shoppers and tourists. A primary highlight of the intervention is the revitalization of the area known as “La Pepita” on Calle 56-A. Furthermore, twenty-six planters featuring native flora—such as balché and chaksikín—add a touch of greenery to the bustling urban environment. As Mérida continues to grow, the Lucas de Gálvez market stands ready to serve future generations as a clean, efficient, and vibrant community hub.