the BEST city to live in Mexico | Querétaro Mexico
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2021
- Are you thinking about moving to Mexico? Querétaro is often considered the best city in Mexico to live.
Querétaro is a beautiful city in the central highlands region of Mexico. Querétaro, Mexico is known for its colonial heritage, great quality of life, safety, and for the growth it's had in the last 25 years.
What makes a city liveable to you? Whatever it may be, Querétaro most certainly has it.
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Querétaro is the most livable city in Mexico in our opinion. Do you agree? What city in Mexico would you most want to live in?
What I’ve heard of yes it is. I would love to visit Querétaro one day ❤️.
I love Querétaro, but for me the best city to live in Mexico is Pachuca, you should visit here Serg and Tana, you would love Real del Monte and Huasca.
Hello Serg & Tana i live in Querétaro and it's a very quiet state , clean and with good weather all year 😊with muchs magic towns , Saludos 👋👋👋👋 I love his vídeos❤💙💚💛💜
Very nice. On my list to visit after I get settled in CDMX.
Puebla City!
Si es una ciudad muy bonita, limpia y tranquila, saludos de Guadalajara
De acuerdo! Guadalajara también es muy bonito, tenemos en nuestros planes visitarla!
I love your drone shots! This was a really complete guide to Querétaro and I think it will be really useful for people.
Querétaro is amazing!
Aww thank you very much! You also make great Querétaro videos in case anyone is looking for more:)
¡Buenos días! Twenty-one weeks from today, my husband Jorge, our happy, handsome Golden Retriever mix named Buddy, and I (Jody in English, Pepe in Spanish) :-) will climb.into Jorge’s CR-V and drive from Dallas, Texas, to Querétaro City to commence a new phase of our life together. Jorge is originally from Puebla City … I’ve been a Dallas boy for 67 years. Jorge and I have been together for almost 30 years … finally got married in March of this year :-) … we are both retired teachers. We will rent a home in the lovely community of Zibatá, about 20 minutes north of the central historic district. Super excited about the move! We love Querétaro City … in fact, we love the whole state of Querétaro. We aim to do volunteer work and, for me, it will be a joy to speak Spanish daily with my Mexican brethren. I started to study Spanish when I was ten years old … simply because I wanted to have Mexican friends … to be accepted by them … and now I will live in the country of the people I admire so much. ¡La vida es buena! ¡Saludos from Jody (Pepe) Quillian! :-)
Amazing! You'll love living here, I'm sure:)
We live in Merida right now and have our eyes on Queretaro for our next move. I miss grass and groomed places to walk my dog so I really appreciate the footage you took in this video. I'm very excited to visit to scope it out!
Soy de Querétaro y te puedo decir que no solo es una ciudad bonita, si no un estado con un potencial increíble estoy orgulloso de pertenecer a este estado. Y como recomendación la próxima ves visita Mirador Cuatro Palos, Isla Tzibantza o la Sierra Gorda, te aseguro nunca te arrepentirás. Saludos
Yo igual👌👌
Claro! No nos ha tocado ir a la Isla Tzibantza pero si a la Sierra Gorda, Bernal, los viñedos y Piñal de Amoles y la verdad todo es muy bonito! Saludos
@@sergtana Saludos 🖐️
Alla se fue a vivir a una chica que me rompio el 🧡 y yo me quede añorandola siempre en la ruidosa y caotica ciudad de Mexico 🤣🤣
¿ En qué estado queda Queretaro ?
That depends on your Life style. I indeed like Mexico City due to the variaty of people interactions you can have and cultural/entreteinment offer.
We agree! Right now, Mexico city is where we want to be
Mexico City is super crowded, loud and intense. I like to visit but not to live there.
Soy de Querétaro y es un lugar muy hermoso, amo vivir aqui🥰
My grandma is from San Miguel de Allende and she lived in queretaro for years. She said it’s beautiful there but expensive. The area she lived in she had to sell her house due to a water shortage but she would love to move back there.
What a great and timely video!
As always, they’re all so helpful! Thank you guys!
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I was there last week and you’re right. I fell in love with the city. I am trying to go completely remote and move there in the next few months
Yay! What a great place to live! Good luck:)
@@sergtana thank you !:)
Are you there now Mareah? Did you have trouble finding a rental property if you're renting? Thanks!
Well done. I like your style, no hype, just the facts and experiences shared in a relaxed and enjoyable manner. Mucho Gracias:)
It looks like an amazing city! I will have to visit. Thanks for the great video
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
Great vlog! Very informative. Thank you for showing the different neighborhoods. This is so helpful in making a decision on where to land in Queretaro. 😊
As always, great production and nicely described! Hugs to you both!
Aww thank you so much!
Thank you both for giving us such a Marvelous impression of Queretaro! Something to really consider before settling there. You both look so peaceful and contented and come off as being honest and sincere compared to many other UA-cam videos we have seen! You guys are Trustworthy and am inclined to believe your impressions of beautiful Queretaro. Thank you both once again! You two look great together. Serge has such gentle and kind eyes. Blessings always.
I agree. I love it here! Fabulous place to live.
Voy encontrando este vídeo y es una ciudad hermosa soy queretano orgulloso de mí México y mi estado y es de lo mejor que hay aquí.
good info and well presented, gracias!
Thanks for another near-perfect vlog. I always enjoy your presentation and information.
Thank you!
Excellent video 👍 great info 👍😊 thank you
Wow, lots of undramatized information. Thank you, and please continue along this vein.
Nicely done! I lived there b/n 98-2001 and go back fairly often. Great city!
Great video thanks for sharing
Querétaro Querétaro
Great city with alot history
We love it!
Nice video and very informative!👍
Thanks for this video! I think QTO is my next place to live in. Love this content!
Wonderful choice! It's such a comfortable place to live.
A splendid video. Very succinct and clear. I did a lot of watching about Mexico and concluded that if I ever moved to Mexico it would have to be to Queretaro, without ever having been in Mexico before!
I enjoy living near the aqueduct and visiting my favorite cafe, Nómada.
My Mom Was Born There. I Also Have Family There. Hopefully This Summer I Will Go Visit There. Maybe I Will Live There.👍❤️
Lol me too my dad is from there just might move to his house up there
Finally!! Someone mentions Tejeda.. everyone always goes for El Refugio, Sakia and Juriquilla.. but in my Opinion Tejeda is where is at. No condominiums type of living, you feel free to come and go. I just purchased my second home in Tejeda and will never leave this area of Qro.
WELL DONE FOLKS, INTERESTING AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO
El mejor estado de la República para vivir, como te extraño y sobre todo tu clima. Alta calidad de vida
Perfect thank you
Great video! New subscriber ❤️
Soy originario de Autlan, Jalisco, y vivo en eua, pero desde la vez que visite la pen(y)a de bernal y la cuidad de queretaro me quede encantado con esa cuidad y me gustaria quizas algun dia vivir ahi.
Es muy buen lugar para vivir sin duda. Saludos!
You two are awesomeness! Been following you for awhile.... finally subscribed! 🙈😊 yes!!!
Yay! Thank you!!
Very good video, love how you guys got a drone.
Aww thank you! And thank you for noticing, we're really excited about it
@@sergtana it makes a difference on the video. I need to get one too lol 😆
Hi.. I'm from Queretaro.. but I haven't been there for 14 years.. but I use to go to, San Joaquin & Arrollo Seco.... . Google it is beautiful out there.. 👍👍👍
que bueno que les gusto mi ciudad saludos :D
I’ll be moving here in TWO WEEKS I’m so excited !!! ❤❤❤❤
Are you still there? Do you love it?
Well, I sent my previous message before watching all of your video. I see you two have a sweet Golden Retriever as well! … and that you lived in Zibatá! :-) We like Jurica as well - we spent our 29th anniversary at Hacienda Jurica. The Sierra Gorda fascinates us! Becoming more and more acquainted with Querétaro City will make us happy! ¡Saludos! Jody (Pepe) Quillian
Yes!!
Awesome video, I was looking to go to Merida but this is very convincing lol.
Mérida has so many of the same draws as Querétaro! I think the biggest differences are Querétaro is nowhere near the ocean, high altitude, more mild weather, right in the center of the draws of central Mexico (including near Mexico City). Mérida is hot and humid, greener, near the beach, cenotes, and Mayan culture. They're both fantastic options but the weather is what tips the scale for Querétaro to us.
@@sergtana Thanks for the reply.
Who's here after the Queretaro vs Atlas game!! Damn wtf
I go there all the time,my dad's from there but the night life is amazing
Wauuu 😍 tienes un buen DRON se ve que tiene muchísima resolución saludos desde Hermosillo Sonora México 🇲🇽
Muchas gracias! Apenas lo estamos inaugurando y estamos muy emocionados! Saludos!
@@sergtana qué Bueno ya hacía falta buenos días
Thank you for sharing
Would you make a video talking about rental apartment and expenses in general
Thanks
My girlfriend is from Queretaro and from how she describes it, it is one of the best places to live in
Queretaro is a Beautiful city but in MX there r many great places to move and work remotly.
Thank you Serg and Tana! This is great information. The more I learn about Querétaro, the more I want to come explore for retirement. Is it practical to live there without a car? Is it difficult to find a rental? Thank you!
Amazing video I’m a Mexican that what’s to live in Querétaro due to my studies. Can you do a video about the cost of living just like the one you did for Mexico City? Thank youu!
V nice video
You guys are awesome hi from LA!
Dog lovers 👍
hello! 🤗🤗
Enjoy ur videos. Are you familiar with Tangerine Travels? I believe they now live in Queretero now and they post videos.
Thank you for doing this video! My husband and I are moving to Queretaro from Puerto Vallarta in September. We visited Queretaro in May and knew that was the place for us, we are not sure yet of the location however this video definitely gave us some great places to check out!
There are soo many areas we didn't show in the video but are also a great place to live. Chances are, if you know what you're looking for, you'll find it!
Your videos are among the best that I enjoy. Queretaro keeps popping up for me and I am planning to take a trip as soon as I can fit one into my schedule. I'm looking for my retirement/forever home...I have a little bit to go, but I'm researching and planning. I won't have a car. Is Uber something available in Queretaro? Thanks!
Yes!
Uber, and taxis. City buses are very commonly within the city and to travel to surrounding cities 😉
Great video and very informative ,is Serg of Indian decent ?just curious ,what other coastal city do you recommend guys ,I prefer a city that is a little more authentic
Great video I'm in the works of moving in Zibata from Texas. According to my realtor there is a very new section to zibata. What do you guys honestly think about that area. Can you do a video more in depth about zibata?
Really nice area, the terrain is a little bit more elevated than the rest of the city
I’m 60 and I’m looking for a place to relocate with my husband. Not retire. I like working and will work remotely.
My biggest draw toward Queretaro is the middle class amenities and the fact that young people like you find it interesting.
Ajijic sounds like your place. Opposite of Queretaro. Check it out.
@@sesomnoslen5729 haha. I lived in Ajijic. From 2004-2006. Much too small and laid back for me. But, thank you anyway.
@@Mexicobeanpole okay, Where do you think would work for you? I'm in Guadalajara.
Hi!! Yes I agree Qrto is lovely as a local can’t wait to move there or Merida or Gto only thing I wished is for better transit cuz otherwise you need a car to get around. But oh no!! So does this mean your time in CDMX is over now??
All of those are great options. And yes, the public transportation is fine but not as great as it can be. We were just visiting Querétaro! We'll be in Mexico City for a while:)
BEAUTIFUL LADY AND LOVELY COUPLE...
Queretaro is the best city for safety in México. Queretaro has the biggest shopping mall in México
Thank you for the video, very well done. ! Would you say this is a good city in Mexico for my finding a mate? (My daughter age 30 wants to tag along with me on my new retirement journey (not sure where too yet). I'm hoping we can find a small colonial town that has beach near by, but not a climate like Merida. Thanks!
So what is the thought in Mexico today in new home building? Are they trying to avoid the suburban sprawl of the US, and make more walkable city type suburbs? Or are they just going for the large suburbs?
I would like to know this too.
great video Serg and Tana, im moving to Queretaro with 3 kids, which is the better neighbourhood where they can play outside and make friends??
I can only give advice based off of what I've seen because I've never done research with children in mind. We used to live in Zibatá and the parks were so full of children playing every evening. I imagine this is true all over the city but a gated community like this might be where parents feel safest letting their children out of sight.
Never been to Queretaro and I live in México
I understand! There are so many places we haven't visited yet that we want to see!
Good job, very informative and nice to know that Querétaro is very car friendly maybe we should call it car-etaro, que no? 🤣✌️
It was so easy to drive there! Very good car culture!
Querétaro is one of the safest cities-if not THE safest-in Mexico.
You should visit Torreon, Coahuila. It got a bad rep years ago because of the cartels. I think it is ok to go and take a look at this beautiful big city.
Make Mexico great again, build the wall!!
Serg! What's your favorite song by The War On Drugs?
Oooo great question.... I'd say Thinking of a place is #1 although strangest thing is also amazing. What about you?
Which would you say is the more walkable city, Querétaro or Puebla? We're retirees looking for retirement options but will not own a car. We'd like to be able to buy our food in traditional local markets but appreciate having the option of supermarkets with more specialist food for occasional treats.
Puebla is amazing but Queretaro has more walkable place
I think they're both large enough to offer what you're looking for but i would agree that Querétaro seems to be more walkable than Puebla.
What area would you recommend for someone who wants to easily and safely walk their dog around 5 to 7 miles a day?
Are dentists expensive, for I need some work, that is too expensive in the USA? Thank you, and I love your videos. I am moving there on 11/2/2021.
What area do you recommend to rent?
How is the air quality?
I like triail running or running in the city. Are there areas in Queretaro or do you know of any cities that have that with safety. @serg & tana
How popular is the english language in querétaro?
Cafes, restaurants, shopping... who cares. What's the culture like in the city? People? Climate? Art and music scene? Schools? Cost of living? Public transport costs? Distance from other cities?
Querétaro is a place for expats who want to remain in their comfort zone and no desire to learn Spanish. I’ve always lived throughout Mexico in areas with less expats.
I will say that I stayed in Morelia Michoacán, although it was cheaper but it wasn’t safe.
There are many reasons to live in Querétaro and that's why there are over a million people there. Not just expats that don't speak Spanish. Cheers!
That is so not true. People here dont speak English that much compare to other bigger cities and expat towns. I have to learn spanish to survive.
Guys, can I buy your video for publicity? I don’t need the neighborhood studio, just the intro with your explanation. Thanks!
Hi what do you think of using a wifi hotspot? I’m from Los Angeles and I’m currently in Zacatecas in a small pueblo but the wifi is horrible here there’s no fiber optics. I’m planning on studying coding so I’d need good wifi
If you're in a small town with a poor internet connection I would suggest getting a wifi hotspot. I've heard Telmex has good prices!
@@sergtana thanks !
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I’ve done the math, you definitely need an American salary to live in these neighborhoods. Would you recommend some remote jobs? Here in California $14 an hour goes a long way in Queretaro
Easily well over 95% of residents in these neighborhoods are not foreigners so I don't think it's true that you need an American salary as hardly anyone here earns a US salary. As for remote jobs: ua-cam.com/video/dGwxTl2r1VQ/v-deo.html
bought a condo in queretaro....
Are you guys coming back to Querétaro? Or were you just visiting for the day? Or you "cannot say"?
Hahaha we can say! We were just visiting because my parents are thinking about moving to Querétaro so we wanted to give them a tour of the city:)
@@sergtana jejeje that's great! Good to see you back in the city guys but I know that you are really enjoying living on CDMX so I was just wondering, does your playera de la selección keeps being a part of your wardrobe?
If we did not want to have a car, I guess we’d want to live in El Centro historico ?
Would you say Mexico City cost of living is maybe 20-25% more ? Thx !
Hi! Yes, Centro histórico is very walkable although, if you do not plan on having to move around too much, other neighborhoods such as Alamos might be good too since it's central so Uber would be cheap to go anywhere and it also has most things you need within the neighborhood.
Cost of living in mexico city is honestly more expensive because of rent. The rest is basically the same and there are even some things that are cheaper. Of course, there are nicer restaurants in mexico city so if you compare those to regular ones in Querétaro it'll seem more expensive.
I would honestly be bored in Queretaro after a week. There's not nearly enough going on and the historic downtown is very small.
Yoooo I love this place. 😍I agree! it is the best place to be. I felt safe! And I dress like a ho.
Me mudaré, de Roma Norte Cdmx, a San Isidro Juriquilla y estoy nerviosísima por el cambio!!! Está lejos de todo en la ciudad?? Las rentas de cdmx me están comiendo aquí y es momento de buscar un crédito para comprar una casita. Aiudaaa
Ntp, si está relativamente lejos y MUY diferente al estilo de vida de la Roma pero solo es cuestión de adaptarse. No puedes salir por cualquier cosita caminando pero te acostumbras a hacer varias cositas a la vez cuando sales. Aparte es muy seguro y tranquilo. Solo que la gente es un poco más conservadora.
Everyone is welcome! Here you can live very well, so glad to know that we have you as neighbors here in Corregidora!
Thank you very much!
Bonito lugar pero mucho concreto. Faltan áreas verdes. El transporte no es óptimo, a mi parecer. La gente es muy amigable y amable.
You really didn't mention walkability... how is that?
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The historical downtown is very walkable but the rest of the city feels a bit car centric. At least to go from neighborhood to neighborhood.
@@sergtana thank you
Is it expensive to live there?
In comparation to mexico city,is queretaro cheaper or more expensive? 🤔
Querétaro is definitely cheaper than Mexico City but I believe it's still considered to be one of the most expensive cities in Mexico.
@@sergtana thank you so much for your fast reply!!
That helped me a lot!! 😊
No thanks did you see that soccer game
A bunch of savages
Not only querétaro there's a lot
How is the air quality? I enjoy biking.. Is biking a thing in Queretaro?
Queretaro is a money city if you don't have a strong income I don't recommend it it expensive there it has blown up and is over price a piece of land in cumbres de Lago in juriquilla cost 50k dollar queretaro is not cheap my uncle lives in cumbres and owns a lot there and that is why I no plus all the supermarket there are expensive you go to a sam's club or Costco and it expensive everything import from the USA is high price so if you don't have a strong income and don't no how to budget I really don't recommend I make dollars and I don't even live there
- Querétaro, the best city to live in Mexico
- ¡Neta, me lo juras!
Do you agree?
Si para serg and tana es su lugar favorito para vivir de México cuàl es tu problema amigo es su opinión de ellos
Of course! What is the best place for you?
@@Rose-ug4df A mi que. Por mí arrancátela.
Why then you live in CDMX?
Although we love Querétaro and lived there for a few years, the options that Mexico City offers in terms of walkability, a little faster paced life, vegan food, cafes, etc. It's just a more exciting place for us in this stage of our lives:)
@@sergtana how do you deal with the air pollution in cdmx? I love cdmx but I am worry that air pollution can affect my health, I want to live here =(
Im guessing Tana made Serg go vegan.