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The Panamá Restaurant in Mazatlán, Mexico
The coastal resort of Mazatlán is known for its shrimp and seafood. It's also home to the Panamá Restaurant and Pasteleria, where one can find the best pastries in town. more...
The Pino Suárez Market in Mazatlán, Mexico
Unlike many other Mexican resorts, Mazatlán still reflects its historic heritage. The bustling market in the Viejo Mazatlán center seems unchanged after 110 years. more...
The Shrimp Ladies of Mazatlán, Mexico's Old Town
Mazatlán is well-known for its sandy beaches and shrimp restaurants. Tourists can also cook their own shrimp, and the best place to buy them is from the shrimp ladies. more...
How to Pay for Goods and Services in Mexico
Although U.S. dollars are readily accepted by stores, restaurants and street vendors, there are far more economical ways to purchase items and services in Mexico. more...
Where to Exchange Dollars for Pesos in Mexico
Travelers to Mexico can be confused by the many choices in exchanging money. Different rates, exchange fees, convenience and safety are all important considerations. more...
Buying Fresh Shrimp on Mexico's West Coast
The Sea of Cortez and Mexico's west coast are renowned for their fresh seafood. The most sought after, and easily available to tourists, are camerones or shrimp. more...
The Birds of Las Barras de Piaxtla Near Mazatlan
La Meseta de Cacaxtla is a 125,000 acre natural reserve just an hour from Mazatlan. A small fishing village in the reserve offers estuary and tropical deciduous birding. more...
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By: Nancy Flores
Explore dungeons, ramparts, and prison cells from Veracruz's viceregal era. Sitting on the harbor, San Juan de Ulúa offers great views of Veracruz and its busy port. more...
Google Maps Launches in Mexico
By: Nancy Flores
Mexico is the first Latin American country to offer residents and tourists Google's Street View feature. more...
By: Nancy Flores
Veracruz's vibrant culture makes this port city a must-see Mexican destination for visitors who like to veer off the beaten path. more...
Exploring Veracruz — Mexico's Major Port City
By: Nancy Flores
From dancing the traditional music of danzón in the city's main plaza to sipping a café lechero overlooking the boardwalk, Veracruz offers a laid-back but festive vibe. more...
By: Sarah Todd
An eerie collection of dolls stare out from the trees, silent residents of one of Mexico's strangest tourist attractions. Welcome to the aptly named Island of the Dolls. more...
The charming colonial city of Taxco, in the State of Guerrero, Mexico, is home to some outstanding silver shopping, great food and historical sites well worth a visit. more...
By: Heidi Frith
Cancun, once an elite vacation city for both Latin and North Americans is now recognised as the destination to have fun in the sun. more...
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