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Mexico City | North America | vibrant street food
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by Elaine Glusac

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Haze-shrouded, sinking, sprawling — North America’s oldest metropolis, Mexico City, is all that, plus colonial-to-deco architecture, vibrant street food, and Aztec pyramids. Trust Mexico City Handbook (Moon Travel Handbooks, $14.95) to guide you right. —

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