Ahead of a major Frida Kahlo exhibition at London’s V&A museum we visit the artist’s bohemian district – from her house to the cantina where she drank, and from arts venues to fantastic markets and restaurants
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Beach-hopping in Baja California, Mexico
As well as prime beach territory, the Baja peninsula has mountains, deserts and waters teeming with marine life. Our writer hits the road in Mazatlán, destination: Tijuana
Guadalajara city guide: what to do, plus the best bars, restaurants and hotels
Visitors often overlook Mexico’s second city but it is both cosmopolitan and – as capital of the state where tequila and mariachi originate – quintessentially Mexican
A gastronomic tour of Mexico – in pictures
Taking in everything from the ‘largest sandwich ever seen’ to scorpion tacos, here are a few highlights from Mexico
Watchtowers, drones and a toxic moat: the designs for Trump’s border wall
Some proposals for Trump’s border wall may look like spoofs, but they provide a fascinating window into the lurid anxieties of middle America
Oaxaca, Mexico – vivid art, joyous festivals – and ant eggs fried in garlic
The fantastic cuisine, textiles and parties of the southern Mexican city stem from a resilient indigenous culture
Highlights of Yucatán
Uncrowded ruins, an underwater sculpture park, hidden cenotes and authentic places to eat in popular spots are among the Mexican secrets shared by people.
Dead or alive: culture is kicking in Pátzcuaro, Mexico
Pátzcuaro may be one of the best places in Mexico to see Day of the Dead celebrations, but the Purépecha people’s heartland has great art, history and scenery all year round
Spiky, spicy, wild … arriba! Mexico’s Baja California is bliss for Lois Pryce
The cacti-dotted landscapes of Baja California give film-festival founder and adventurer Lois Pryce the thrill of the wilderness. But it’s not all prickliness on the peninsula, there are great towns, places to eat and seaside hangouts, too
Isla Holbox: could this be Mexico’s new Tulum?
Beautiful Isla Holbox is fast becoming the place to be seen on Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula – but there are fears it will soon become a victim of its own success, as with nearby Tulum