Fodor's upclose Mexico.

Detalles de publicación: New York Fodor's Travel Publications c1999.Edición: 2nd edDescripción: xiv , 498 p. ill. , maps 21 cmISBN:

0-679-00383-5

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Upclose Mexico [Parte del título]
Mexico

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Mexico -- Guidebooks

Clasificación CDD:

21 917.2 F6532

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	Referencia	Biblioteca Encarnación Valdés Sala de Referencia bev				917.2 F6532 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo))					Disponible			80000002098146

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Fodor's upCLOSE Mexico"Good writing and a sassy attitude." -- Chicago Sun-Times"Takes you places locals love and tourists don't know about." -- American Way magazine"Perfect for finding bargains." -- Shape magazineDesigned for people who want to travel well and spend less: With candid reviews and a fresh outlook, Fodor's upCLOSE points the way to authentic experiences that will take you away from the crowds and close to the culture -- without having to spend a fortune.Great places to stay that don't cost a fortune -- From hostels and campgrounds to beachside hotels and converted colonial mansions.The best places to eat, drink, and play with the locals -- From great meals at taquerías and open-air cafés to where to dance 'til dawn.On-the-money insights into local culture, history, and sights.Great side trips and adventures beyond the obvious.Packed with savvy tips and practical information -- from airfare deals to tips on losing the crowds.Clear, readable maps

Includes index.

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Traveling up
Close Our Gang A Send-Off
Introduction Basics Covering topics from air travel to Web sites to when to go, our Basics chapter provides all the information you'll need to get started on planning your trip
Mexico City and Environs Basics Where to Sleep
Food Exploring Mexico City Shopping
After Dark Spectator Sports Near Mexico City
Baja California Baja California Norte Baja California Sur La Paz Los Cabos Sonora and Los Mochis Nogales
Hermosillo Guaymas Los Mochis North Central Mexico and the Copper
Canyon Ciudad Juárez Nuevo Casas Grandes and Paquimé Chihuahua City
The Copper Canyon Durango
The Northeast Matamoros Reynosa Nuevo Laredo Monterrey Saltillo
Tampico El Bajío San Luis Potosí Querétaro San Miguel de Allende Guanajuato Morelia Pátzcuaro Uruapan
The Central Highlands Zacatecas Aguascalientes Guadalajara
The Pacific Coast Mazatlán San Blas Tepic Puerto Vallarta Bahía de Navidad Manzanillo Colima Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo Acapulco Central Cities
Tlaxcala Puebla Cuernavaca Taxco Veracruz Veracruz City Los Tuxtlas Jalapa Papantla de Olarte Tuxpán Oaxaca Oaxaca City
The Oaxaca Coast
The Isthmus of Tehuantepec Chiapas and Tabasco Tuxtla Gutiérrez San Cristóbal de las Casas Palenque Comitán and Lagos de Montebello Tapachula Villahermosa
The Yucatán Peninsula Cancún Isla Mujeres Playa del Carmen Cozumel Tulum Chetumal Mérida Chichén Itzá Valladolid Campeche
The Puuc Hills Spanish
Glossary
Index

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Traveling upCLOSE Swim in the Caribbean. Stay in a cabaña. Try a hostel. Shop for a picnic. Have lunch next to a Maya ruin. Prowl the city markets. Go to a festival. Commune with nature. Memorize the symphony of the streets. And if you want to experience the heart and soul of Mexico, whatever you do, don't spend too much money. The deep and rich experience of Mexico that every true traveler yearns for is one of the things in life that money can't buy. In fact, if you have it, don't use it. Traveling lavishly is the surest way to turn yourself into a sideline traveler. Restaurants with white-glove service are great -- sometimes -- but they're usually not the best place to find the perfect mole poblano . Doormen at plush hotels have their place, but better to stay in a more intimate place that truly gives you the atmosphere you traveled so far to experience. Don't just stand and watch -- jump into the spirit of what's around you. If you want to see Mexico up close and savor the essence of the country and its people in all their colorful, exuberant, sometimes infuriatingly chaotic glory, this book is for you. We'll show you the local culture, the offbeat sights, the bars and cafés where tourists rarely tread, and the family-run hotels and other hostelries where you'll meet fellow travelers -- places where the locals would send their friends. And because you'll probably want to see the famous places if you haven't already been there, we give you tips on losing the crowds, plus the quirky and obscure facts you want as well as the basics everyone needs. Our Gang Who are we? We're artists and poets, slackers and straight arrows, and travel writers and journalists, who in our less hedonistic moments report on local news and spin out an occasional opinion piece. What we share is a certain footloose spirit and a passion for magical Mexico, which we celebrate in this guidebook. Shamelessly, we've revealed all of our favorite places and our deepest, darkest travel secrets, all so that you can learn from our past mistakes and experience the best part of Mexico to the fullest. If you can't take your best friend on the road, or if your best friend is hopeless with directions, stick with us. Excerpted from Mexico: The Guide That Gets You to the Heart and Soul of the Country by Fodor's Travel Publications, Inc. Staff All rights reserved by the original copyright owners. Excerpts are provided for display purposes only and may not be reproduced, reprinted or distributed without the written permission of the publisher.

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