Insight Guides Mexico: Travel Guide with eBook (Insight Guides Main Series)

Insight Guides Mexico is a beautifully illustrated travel guide that combines stunning photography, inspiring magazine-style features and practical travel advice, helping you discover Mexico's ancient civilizations, colourful cities, beach resorts and vibrant regional cultures.

Alongside engaging essays on Mexican culture, history, food, art and traditions, the guide offers in-depth coverage of key destinations and attractions – from the museums and neighbourhoods of Mexico City and the Maya sites of Yucatán to Oaxaca, the Pacific coast and colonial highland towns.

You'll also find expert sightseeing advice, detailed maps, author recommendations, Editor's Choice highlights, lesser-known gems, a handy travel phrasebook and a free eBook, plus a practical online trip planner to help organise your journey.

This Mexico travel guide covers:

• Mexico City and Central Mexico – Museums, markets, murals, ruins and lively neighbourhoods
• Yucatán and the Caribbean Coast – Maya sites, cenotes, beaches, Mérida and island escapes
• Oaxaca and the South – Indigenous cultures, food markets, ruins and mountain villages
• The Pacific Coast – Resorts, surf towns, beaches, wildlife and coastal culture
• The Colonial Heartland – Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende, Querétaro and historic cities
• Northern Mexico – Deserts, canyons, border cities and lesser-known landscapes

Beautifully curated and visually rich, Insight Guides Mexico is both an inspiring introduction and a practical companion with a trip planner for exploring one of the world's most fascinating destinations.

Start planning your journey through Mexico with Insight Guides.

Insight Guides wherever possible uses local experts who provide insider know-how and share their love and knowledge of the destination.

Robert Savage is a Yorkshire-born travel writer who now resides in St Petersburg, Florida, via way of Durham University under the tutelage of Chancellor Bill Bryson and a ten-year stint in London. Robert authored guidebooks on Sheffield and Windsor, and contributed to The Guardian, Le Monde and Der Spiegel, before hopping the pond to embrace all things Floridian. You can find his works in the permanent collections of the British Library, and Oxford and Cambridge University libraries. When he's not on the road chasing a commission with his beloved corgi Rufus, you'll find Robert cocktailing in London with his lifelong friends from the British Guild of Travel Writers.