Mexico, Places and Pleasures

by Kate Simon

First published 1988

Kate Simon opens the doors to Mexico's most captivating destinations in this comprehensive travel guide. She covers accommodations and dining options across the country's major cities and hidden gems. Simon explores Mexico City's museums and monuments alongside Acapulco's coastal attractions. She ventures into Guadalajara's cultural heart and Vera Cruz's historic ports. The Yucatan's ancient sites receive detailed attention. Simon documents local celebrations and festivals that bring each region to life. She examines traditional handicrafts and artisan communities throughout dozens of Mexican locations. The book serves as both practical resource and cultural introduction, offering travelers the tools to navigate Mexico's diverse landscapes while understanding the local customs that define each area.

Genres: travel, geography, non-fiction, cultural

Vibes: informative, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: cultural-exploration, travel-guide

Setting: Mexico, Mexico City, Acapulco, Guadalajara, Vera Cruz, Yucatan

436 pages · Paperback · HarperCollins

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