Holidaying in Mexico requires some organisation. There is a wide diversity of landscapes to see and to plan your stay around. The Mexican capital is a large part of Hispanic architecture and it is recommended to see the Palacio National or the Plaza Garibaldi, where the famous mariachi bands all gather together. Due to the heat and the pollution, the destination is quite tough to explore however it is well-suited to lovers of urban culture. To escape the promiscuity of Mexico, what better than to go for a walk in Teotihuacan, the pre-Columbian ruins where you can explore several different eras and civilisations? In the beautiful plain settings, you can admire the magic of the Mesoamerican Pyramids, such as those leading to the Sun and Moon. From the perspective of idleness, the city of Acapulco is perfect. This seaside town, south-east of the country, is famous worldwide for its beautiful coastline. Miles of beaches lie before you in Santa Lucia, one of the most beautiful bays in the whole world. If you are looking for more of a natural break, the country has many national parks with a variety of landscapes, the most famous, that of Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, the best-known volcanoes in Mexico.