Mexico City: Mexico City is a place to love and loathe, with everything you'd expect to find in the world's third-largest metropolis (only Tokyo and NYC are bigger).
Teotihuacan: Some of Mexico's best attractions are only a day trip from Mexico City.
Baja California: With Tijuana as its frontier post, Baja is the epitome of 'south of the border'.
Chihuahua-Pacific Railway: Mexico's most scenic railway connects Los Mochis on the Pacific coast with Chihuahua in the country's arid inland.
Puerto Vallarta: Cobble-stoned and whitewashed Puerto Vallarta is one of the central Pacific coast's best-known beach resorts.
Guadalajara: Many of the traditions considered characteristically 'Mexican' were created in Guadalajara, the country's second-largest city.
Acapulco: White-sand beaches, high-rise hotels, nightlife that glitters and the divers of La Quebrada - these are the postcard images of Acapulco, the granddaddy of the Pacific coast's resort cities, where tourism has been the number-one industry since the 1950s.
Yucatan Peninsula: Cross the Río Usumacinta into Yucatán, and you enter the realm of the Maya.
San Cristóbal de las casas: This handsome colonial town in the pine-clad Valle de Jovel is surrounded by the classic Mayan villages of the Chiapas highlands.
