Messico

Year: 1996 Format: 15x22 Pages: 418 Photos: col An old Spanish saying states that those who wish to find the treasures of the Indies must first possess a treasure within themselves. The Apa Mexico guide, one of the most requested titles in our series, now fully updated, gives you this treasure of knowledge. Combining an incisive exposition with the journalistic style characteristic of the entire series, a team of expert writers and photographers presents the ancient and modern wonders of one of the most enchanting and fascinating countries in the world: from the mysterious pyramids of the Maya and Aztecs to the today's high technology. The volume begins with an interesting historical section and a series of short essays that help to understand Mexico and Mexicans in depth. The chapters dedicated to itineraries follow, with descriptions of all the places of tourist interest, from the most famous to the lesser-known. Finally, an exhaustive appendix of practical information that offers valuable suggestions on organizing the trip, with advice for choosing hotels, restaurants, addresses and opening times of offices, shops, museums, and events not to be missed. From the hedonism of the "sun worshippers" of Acapulco to the remote Indian villages where the Sun is truly a god to be worshiped: there really is everything, with over 400 pages illustrated with splendid color images. Tourist guide with tens of routes and practical information. In Italian language.