We're so excited to be in CDMX! 🇲🇽 Thanks so much for watching guys! 😀 Don’t forget to hit the 'thumbs up' button if you enjoyed the video and hit SUBSCRIBE ✅ (and that little bell 🔔) to follow along on our travels. Stay Delightful!✌- Anna & Trevor
Mexico City isn't going to just disappear anytime soon. You're much better off leaving and exploring other parts of Mexico that don't have water issues. Head back to Mexico city before flying to wherever is next. Make sure to try mole, birria tacos, polloa asado, carne asada, menudo, horchata, tinga de pollo, aguas frescas, and chile con carne before leaving.
No es normal el quedarte sin servicio de agua por más de una hora, y también eso es un problema que tienen que reportar al servicio de Airbnb, en un hotel tradicional no pasarán por esa situación.
18:41 The lack of water in your hotel could be due to the fact that some cistern pump motors require a minimum level of water to operate. Perhaps the water level was below the minimum, and although there is water in the cistern, it is not enough to pump. It is sad that there is a shortage of water, largely due to so much construction in recent years. Besides that and other things, it's a wonderful city. Love the tortas!!!
People run to Paris and london for the romance of the thought of those cities but Mexico City will make you feel alive with its sights sounds and tastes. Truly on a league of its own. Deserves all the recognition it’s been getting.
We visited Mexico City in 2018. We were absolutely blown away how much we enjoyed all the diversity of areas to explore and enjoy. Hopefully you get out to Xochimilco and Teotihuacan! Looking forward to this series. I miss CDMX! 💗
Hey Ana and Trevor…Mexico City is beautiful, I’m so excited for you guys and I’m looking forward to seeing Mexico City through your eyes. Enjoy your stay there and please take good care of yourselves. 🙏🏼🍀💕🇩🇴
Beautiful city. I'm been in Mexico .only one time. I went to los Cabos. It was a beautiful little town..but I don't understand why some people like to compare Dr with Mexico it's ridiculous. We're small island. Every country has the own beauty
Tremendous Capital City! History, art, traditions, gastronomy. Mexico City is just fascinating, too much to explore and discover. The country has the largest number of world heritage sites in the Americas. Five in its Capital. Nice vid!
Can't wait to get to CDMX! It's in the 2025 plan. The no water thing sucks - we went to San Andres island (Colombia) for 5 days and not a single day we had "all 3" water/electricity/wifi. 2.5 days straight we had no water AND no electricity. I took my shampoo/body wash and walked to the beach and bathed in the ocean LOL. Hope it wasn't out for too long for you guys!
wow i was just there 2 weeks ago stayed in centro historico zocalo and thankfully had no water issues. Cant wait to see where you go next you'll definitely enjoy Mexico City
Ya no es la misma comida de antes ahora la comida de la ciudad de México,por ejemplo las salsas ya no las hacen con picante ahora para los paladares gringos lo cual es bastante decepcionante y molesto a la ves
Another great Sunday morning watching your adventures. It’s like I am with you and now feeling stressed out about the water situation. Lol I am hoping all goes well with that and it gets sorted out soon. Have a wonderful trip!!!!
The water situation is definitely the hotel’s fault… there is a water shortage, but… pretty much every building in the city should have a water tank (cisterna in Spanish) that gets filled when the water city is running and should be sufficient for the whole building The tents in the square is a protest. Not to say there aren’t tent areas for homeless in Mexico City, but is not as easy to see as in some cities in the USA.
Taco al pastor is basically another version of Shawarma, when the Lebanese migration hit Mexico they brought Shawarma to us and us “mexicanizamos” (turn a thing from another country to a Mexican version) the Shawarma, we change the lamb beef to pig beef and that end it up in “tacos al pastor”
That big square is called El Zócalo. There are two cathedrals==one old, one new. The Palacio Nacioal is also on the Zócalo. There is another beautiful park, Parque Alameda (poplar grove) nearby.
Very interesting video. We lost water for a day in Playa Del Carmen last Jan, so rest easy. The Aloft gave us 20000 Marriot points for compensation. We plan on exploring more of mexico this year, probably past tulum and plays in Mexico city and surrounding area. Safe travels!
We just got back from 2wks Mexico vaca. Stayed in the same area Roma la condesa gorgeous very very safe. Very exciting European lots of sidewalk café and restaurants. Had no water issues at all. Will be returning nxt yr. Highly recommended on ur vaca list.
The Aztec dancers are not wearing costumes. It’s regalia and what you smelled is called Copal and it’s used to cleanse and purify from the energies that attach to us as we are out and about in the world or what people wish on us.
Amigos, la catedral de la Ciudad de México, es la más grande de América y la de Mérida, Mexico, es la más antigua del continente americano, un saludo desde Mérida, México
So exciting to see you guys in Mexico City! It always gets a bad rap for being a dangerous place to visit. Your vlog showed us so much that it is a city full of culture and good food. Looking forward to the rest of your series here! 👍
CDMX is my fav big city so far, the vibe, the restaurants, coffee shops, the culture, parks, the people, such a walkable city, we loved it.. Chapultepec park puts Central Park to shame.
What a city! The area you stayed in looked fabulous. Love you exploring somewhere new and doing the local neighbourhoods. Yummy tacos and chorizo sandwich too.
Those fountains have ducks in it so kinda need to have water, plus it's not very deep. Right now thanks to the rains we are no longer having any water problems, but there are places in Mexico city that don't have a single drop of water and that is the government's fault
Hi, guys.I met you in cabarette three years ago I was coming back from the gym and so was Trevor..and then I met u both on the beach ..I live near Toronto..and u live in canada also...I'm going to dominican in December then me and my gf going to Mexico city...😊thanks enjoy
Hi, about the water problem, NO it is not normal, the majority of hotels have their own cistern, enough to operate the hotel without water from the city for at least 3 days. And houses have Tinaco (water deposit on the roof) so no, it isn´t normal not having water in your room, you should ask for a partial refund.
It’s not quiet outside of La condesa your in a very secluded sheltered area I hope you went to other areas of Mexico City I will be there in July looks like you had a great time
Awesome that your also in my Favorite city in the world!. some points of interest .. for me anyway.. The Cardinal restaurant. Upstairs you have to take an elevator up to it.. very nice where something nice.. Fantastic service.. Make sure you rent a bike on Sunday!!! Most of downtown is closed down just for bikes roller blades etc.. get it all set up before hand (bike rental).. excellent day trust me!. The murals of Diego in the Presidential Palace!! The museum that is also right by the Square! See if you can get a tour of the bells in the Cathedral.. only 20 people at a time and only certain times of the day! You will be amazed!! so much to do have fun you guys!
@@DelightfulTravellersthank you for answering! Visiting our son who is also a digital nomad, staying somewhat close to you and that park. Maybe I’ll run into you!!
Water and power outages in Mexico City are somewhat regular. It might happened to you 2 or 3 times a year for various reasons. But most places are prepared for it.
Trevor, I have to ask because I am nothing short of impressed....how long have you had those red sunglasses!? I can barely go a summer season without losing mine lol.
Hola amigos, una disculpa por la falta de agua, sinceramente creo que vivimos una sequia como nunca antes, afortunadamente cuando escribo este mensaje llueve tanto en la ciudad de Mexico que les puedo asegurar que nos recuperaremos pronto de la sequia que recien experimentamos, saludos y ojala pronto regresen a Mexico.
Hi there! Glad you liked the city so far and that you discovered tortas - not every visitor does and it is a shame as they are so good. Sorry you had water supply issues: it is true that we are having shortages but it is also true that hotels, buildings and some houses have cisterns to cope with shortages and don’t run out of water. Oh… the tents at the zocalo don’t belong to homeless people: I believe it was a Union encampment as part of a protest as one of the buildings next to Zocalo is the National Palace and the home of the president. Enjoy the city!
First time I can remember that I've seen Trevor with his hair down and not in a man-bun. Can't believe the prices on your first lunch. $3.50!?! Taco prices are $8.50 in our neck of the woods in Southern Ohio. Not sure how many tacos you get but comes w refried beans n rice.
Now Not just fall with Mexico City there is 32 States every one with hte own food beauties and wether there is like 32 to contries in one belive it is unbelive it !!!😊
Having visited Mexico City many times over the years, I have never experienced a water shortage. But climate change is here and this is one of the results. Normally the rains have started in June and continue through the summer. But the rains have been less this year and over pumping of the underground aquifers have created the present crisis.
Sadly, Paris has more museums than CDMX but, Mexico City certainly has the most in the Americas and you can never see them all! Don't miss the House museums: they're amazing.
Oops, I forgot to tell you to go inside the National Palace...you'll find murals by Diego Rivera (husband of Frida Kahlo) that depict the history of Mexico.
Can't wait to go to cdmx for our honeymoon. We're aware of the water issue and it's devastating so we may alter our plans because of it. "The system that supplies about 25 percent of the water to Mexico City's residents is running dry. Drought, climate change, urbanization, infrastructure issues and other factors are driving down water levels in a group of reservoirs called the Cutzamala system."
spanish no so good after so much time in the Dominican Republic. Wow. It is really true . Monolingual native English speakers think that everybody should speak their language
Our Spanish is actually improving a lot. But not good enough to read political signs with uncommon words. But in certain situations we can get along really well. And we in no way expect anyone to speak English (and we certainly didn’t say that). We get asked a lot by people that watch our videos and want to know what it’s like when they go to a new place. Thanks for the lovely comment though 🙄. - Anna
We're so excited to be in CDMX! 🇲🇽 Thanks so much for watching guys! 😀 Don’t forget to hit the 'thumbs up' button if you enjoyed the video and hit SUBSCRIBE ✅ (and that little bell 🔔) to follow along on our travels. Stay Delightful!✌- Anna & Trevor
Mexico City isn't going to just disappear anytime soon. You're much better off leaving and exploring other parts of Mexico that don't have water issues. Head back to Mexico city before flying to wherever is next. Make sure to try mole, birria tacos, polloa asado, carne asada, menudo, horchata, tinga de pollo, aguas frescas, and chile con carne before leaving.
Mexicans are soooo friendly and welcoming, so I am happy to see you there 🥰 Enjoy your Mexican adventure. Did I mention the food lol 😋
No es normal el quedarte sin servicio de agua por más de una hora, y también eso es un problema que tienen que reportar al servicio de Airbnb, en un hotel tradicional no pasarán por esa situación.
18:41 The lack of water in your hotel could be due to the fact that some cistern pump motors require a minimum level of water to operate. Perhaps the water level was below the minimum, and although there is water in the cistern, it is not enough to pump. It is sad that there is a shortage of water, largely due to so much construction in recent years. Besides that and other things, it's a wonderful city. Love the tortas!!!
People run to Paris and london for the romance of the thought of those cities but Mexico City will make you feel alive with its sights sounds and tastes. Truly on a league of its own. Deserves all the recognition it’s been getting.
Mexico city, one of my favorite cities to visit. So much rich culture. There is not a right word to describe it.
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Can’t wait to visit Mexico City as a snow bird. I think I’ll love it. Thanks for the great video!❤
You can't miss visiting the city of Guanajuato, you will love its colonial architecture and alleys, and tunnels practically throughout the city
We visited Mexico City in 2018. We were absolutely blown away how much we enjoyed all the diversity of areas to explore and enjoy. Hopefully you get out to Xochimilco and Teotihuacan! Looking forward to this series. I miss CDMX! 💗
It's such a great place... we honestly can't get over the city 🤗 - Anna
Hey Ana and Trevor…Mexico City is beautiful, I’m so excited for you guys and I’m looking forward to seeing Mexico City through your eyes. Enjoy your stay there and please take good care of yourselves. 🙏🏼🍀💕🇩🇴
Moving back to the D.R. soon, and hope to visit CDMX in '25. Can't wait to experience that beautiful country.
It's so amazing here! 🤗 - Anna
Viva México 🇲🇽, I never been in Mexico before, wish visit this country soon
Put this place high on your travel list - Trevor
Amazing architect work especially the cathedral
Mexico, a very interesting country. I am looking forward to your videos from there.
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Beautiful city. I'm been in Mexico .only one time. I went to los Cabos. It was a beautiful little town..but I don't understand why some people like to compare Dr with Mexico it's ridiculous. We're small island. Every country has the own beauty
the torta desscription and enthusiasm was youtube award worthy
Haha thanks! 🤤- Trevor
Excited for these MX vidoes. As Im planning a trip very soon. ❤❤cant wait to see more vids.
Lots more on the way! Get ready 🤙 - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers ill be here for it !🫶
Food looks outstanding. I wish I could jump through my cell phone and try a taco or a yummy sandwich.😂
Tremendous Capital City!
History, art, traditions, gastronomy. Mexico City is just fascinating, too much to explore and discover. The country has the largest number of world heritage sites in the Americas.
Five in its Capital. Nice vid!
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Can't wait to get to CDMX! It's in the 2025 plan. The no water thing sucks - we went to San Andres island (Colombia) for 5 days and not a single day we had "all 3" water/electricity/wifi. 2.5 days straight we had no water AND no electricity. I took my shampoo/body wash and walked to the beach and bathed in the ocean LOL. Hope it wasn't out for too long for you guys!
wow i was just there 2 weeks ago stayed in centro historico zocalo and thankfully had no water issues. Cant wait to see where you go next you'll definitely enjoy Mexico City
We were there around that same time. Condessa / Roma Sur had a water shortage happening - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellersno water shortage in the centro for us either.
Thanks y'all - now seriously craving Mexican food! 🤣🌮 Great video as always!
So good! OMG the food here - Anna
Ya no es la misma comida de antes ahora la comida de la ciudad de México,por ejemplo las salsas ya no las hacen con picante ahora para los paladares gringos lo cual es bastante decepcionante y molesto a la ves
Another great Sunday morning watching your adventures. It’s like I am with you and now feeling stressed out about the water situation. Lol
I am hoping all goes well with that and it gets sorted out soon. Have a wonderful trip!!!!
OMG the water situation... more on that in an upcoming video - Trevor
Was it a clip from your drone that I saw?
Seeing this, we have decided to spend five days there on our way to Puerto Morelos from Calgary.
The water situation is definitely the hotel’s fault… there is a water shortage, but… pretty much every building in the city should have a water tank (cisterna in Spanish) that gets filled when the water city is running and should be sufficient for the whole building
The tents in the square is a protest.
Not to say there aren’t tent areas for homeless in Mexico City, but is not as easy to see as in some cities in the USA.
I live in CDMX but these kinds of videos makes me want to visit and enjoy my own city as if I were a tourist
Taco al pastor is basically another version of Shawarma, when the Lebanese migration hit Mexico they brought Shawarma to us and us “mexicanizamos” (turn a thing from another country to a Mexican version) the Shawarma, we change the lamb beef to pig beef and that end it up in “tacos al pastor”
That big square is called El Zócalo. There are two cathedrals==one old, one new. The Palacio Nacioal is also on the Zócalo. There is another beautiful park, Parque Alameda (poplar grove) nearby.
Good to know! Thanks Emily - Trevor
Mexico is beautiful!
Very interesting video. We lost water for a day in Playa Del Carmen last Jan, so rest easy. The Aloft gave us 20000 Marriot points for compensation. We plan on exploring more of mexico this year, probably past tulum and plays in Mexico city and surrounding area. Safe travels!
Well just be prepared for the water shortage here. It wasn't just a day that's for sure and we got no compensation in return - Anna
Great video!! We are headed to cdmx in a few days and this gets us so excited!! Thanks for sharing your experience and all these tips!
So glad you found it helpful guys! 🤙 - Trevor
We just got back from 2wks Mexico vaca. Stayed in the same area Roma la condesa gorgeous very very safe. Very exciting European lots of sidewalk café and restaurants. Had no water issues at all. Will be returning nxt yr. Highly recommended on ur vaca list.
I just found you! Great I did! I subscribed right away when I saw the channel! 😊❤
Greetings from Switzerland! ❤️🧀
Heading there in September! Thank you for your insight and honest you all! God bless!
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Water restrictions are extraordinary I like that your video is neutral and present things without any specific agenda or influence just as is
So appreciate that! Thank you - Anna
Another Awesome Adventure Thank You Trevor & Anna🙂 Safe Travels 🙂❤👍Watching from NB Canada🙂🙂🙂
Hope all is well in NB guys! - Anna
The Aztec dancers are not wearing costumes. It’s regalia and what you smelled is called Copal and it’s used to cleanse and purify from the energies that attach to us as we are out and about in the world or what people wish on us.
Thanks guys! I learned soooooo much about Mexico City! Many thanks!
So much more on the way from CDMX! 🇲🇽 - Trevor
Amigos, la catedral de la Ciudad de México, es la más grande de América y la de Mérida, Mexico, es la más antigua del continente americano, un saludo desde Mérida, México
Great video and thanks for all your insight on Mexico City! Looking forward to the upcoming videos.❤️Mexico and Mexican food!
Coyoacan is an Alcaldia, but is a famous traditional Village, lovely.
Not having water is very unusual for CDMX or any other city in Mexico.
Maybe it’s a repair in that area.
Yay! Coffee and Delightful Travelers! Cheers !
Woohoo... appreciate you watching 🤗 - Anna
So exciting to see you guys in Mexico City! It always gets a bad rap for being a dangerous place to visit. Your vlog showed us so much that it is a city full of culture and good food. Looking forward to the rest of your series here! 👍
Nice video. Love Mexico. Thanks and take care.
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CDMX is my fav big city so far, the vibe, the restaurants, coffee shops, the culture, parks, the people, such a walkable city, we loved it.. Chapultepec park puts Central Park to shame.
Chapultepec is gorgeous!
What a city! The area you stayed in looked fabulous. Love you exploring somewhere new and doing the local neighbourhoods. Yummy tacos and chorizo sandwich too.
Excited to follow your visit to Mexico City!!
México is another world
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Going back this year for Day of the Dead, I can’t waittt🥲
welcome again, I hope you enjoy your stay, greetings from a Mexican
We Mexicans have been told repeatedly that only London, UK has more museums than CDMX, so our megalopolis is the world's #2 in that category.
Hi guys, I would love to go to Mexico City, I love Mexican food as well its one of my favourite cuisines and the food there looked amazing
Best food on the planet Ang! 😋 - Trevor
Glad you enjoyed your visit ☺️🇲🇽
I’m glad to see you’ve arrived safely in your new destination but am sorry to hear about your water situation 💧 🙁
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Nice. Am mexican and i don't know mexico i envy you guys
Just for back from CDMX March/April no water issues
Good to know... we had multiple issues around Condesa - Anna
I've been living here since 2020, water isn't an issue.
Such a nice place. Too bad it’s one of the most polluted cities in the world when it comes to air quality Enjoy your stay.
Yeah the air quality is not good at all. Throw in the elevation too! - Trevor
" There's a massive water crisis " but look how beautiful these fountains ⛲️ in the city park at the beginning 😅😅😅
Those fountains have ducks in it so kinda need to have water, plus it's not very deep. Right now thanks to the rains we are no longer having any water problems, but there are places in Mexico city that don't have a single drop of water and that is the government's fault
If I’m not mistaken Condesa is West of Insurgentes Av. And Roma is East of Insurgentes Av. In broad strokes.
I was in CDMX last week and I stayed in a hotel in centro and had no water issues.
Greetings from CDMX 🥑🌶🌽🌵👀
Hi, guys.I met you in cabarette three years ago I was coming back from the gym and so was Trevor..and then I met u both on the beach ..I live near Toronto..and u live in canada also...I'm going to dominican in December then me and my gf going to Mexico city...😊thanks enjoy
Be safe and enjoy 🙌🏼
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Hi guys, new in your channel, Chapultepec park is almost 3 times bigger than Central Park in NYC and the biggest in all the Americas.
There are not sandwiches, we call them: Tortas
All of you are welcome in Mexico City! I hope you can try horchata and feel really well visiting our capital :3
Hi, about the water problem, NO it is not normal, the majority of hotels have their own cistern, enough to operate the hotel without water from the city for at least 3 days.
And houses have Tinaco (water deposit on the roof) so no, it isn´t normal not having water in your room, you should ask for a partial refund.
Good to know! We got a refund as well - Anna
It’s not quiet outside of La condesa your in a very secluded sheltered area I hope you went to other areas of Mexico City I will be there in July looks like you had a great time
Awesome that your also in my Favorite city in the world!. some points of interest .. for me anyway.. The Cardinal restaurant. Upstairs you have to take an elevator up to it.. very nice where something nice.. Fantastic service.. Make sure you rent a bike on Sunday!!! Most of downtown is closed down just for bikes roller blades etc.. get it all set up before hand (bike rental).. excellent day trust me!. The murals of Diego in the Presidential Palace!! The museum that is also right by the Square! See if you can get a tour of the bells in the Cathedral.. only 20 people at a time and only certain times of the day! You will be amazed!! so much to do have fun you guys!
Wow thanks for the tips. There is just so much to see in this massive city 🤗 - Anna
Love your video! I am coming there next week. Just curious, fashion wise, is it similar to US (casual) or more european?
More casual for sure... it's similar to the US and Canada vs Europe - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellersthank you for answering! Visiting our son who is also a digital nomad, staying somewhat close to you and that park. Maybe I’ll run into you!!
In 35 years of living In this city, i have never sean an issue with water. Its alarming.
That's the beauty of exploring different countries, the food.😂
100% ... give us all the food haha - Anna
Water and power outages in Mexico City are somewhat regular. It might happened to you 2 or 3 times a year for various reasons. But most places are prepared for it.
Is not like regular is just for the maintenace of the system and is not like all city they do by áreas until the maintenece is done !!
I live in Mexico City and not having water in a decent apartment building is not common
Yikes! Thanks for letting us know - Trevor
Trevor, I have to ask because I am nothing short of impressed....how long have you had those red sunglasses!? I can barely go a summer season without losing mine lol.
haha... since 2013! Good old Raybans! - Trevor
Hola amigos, una disculpa por la falta de agua, sinceramente creo que vivimos una sequia como nunca antes, afortunadamente cuando escribo este mensaje llueve tanto en la ciudad de Mexico que les puedo asegurar que nos recuperaremos pronto de la sequia que recien experimentamos, saludos y ojala pronto regresen a Mexico.
Try Regina, there are a lot of resteraunts and bars over there, try the Isabella Católica and Regina area. A lot of eateries and bars. CDMX.
Hi there! Glad you liked the city so far and that you discovered tortas - not every visitor does and it is a shame as they are so good. Sorry you had water supply issues: it is true that we are having shortages but it is also true that hotels, buildings and some houses have cisterns to cope with shortages and don’t run out of water. Oh… the tents at the zocalo don’t belong to homeless people: I believe it was a Union encampment as part of a protest as one of the buildings next to Zocalo is the National Palace and the home of the president. Enjoy the city!
OMG tortas are our new fav now! So good - Anna
You two have to have ice at el portal del labor in the neighborhood of Coyoacan
Just so you know, we have a huge rain season, almost half of the year. It just started!
First time I can remember that I've seen Trevor with his hair down and not in a man-bun. Can't believe the prices on your first lunch. $3.50!?! Taco prices are $8.50 in our neck of the woods in Southern Ohio. Not sure how many tacos you get but comes w refried beans n rice.
haha... my hair is actually long enough to weigh down and not grow straight up in the air 😅 Those tacos were the best! - Trevor
Guys, When I asked if you were going to Mexico next you gave me a funny emoji look now you are in Mexico City.
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LIKE NEW YORK HAS ITS ATRACTION S, BUT MEXICO CITY HAS MMMM .. UNIQUE GASTRNOMY👌
And chapultepec is the twice of the size of Central Park with more ammenities !!
Now Not just fall with Mexico City there is 32 States every one with hte own food beauties and wether there is like 32 to contries in one belive it is unbelive it !!!😊
Having visited Mexico City many times over the years, I have never experienced a water shortage. But climate change is here and this is one of the results. Normally the rains have started in June and continue through the summer. But the rains have been less this year and over pumping of the underground aquifers have created the present crisis.
The water shortage is happening... more videos on that - Trevor
Sadly, Paris has more museums than CDMX but, Mexico City certainly has the most in the Americas and you can never see them all! Don't miss the House museums: they're amazing.
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For such a large city, seems kind of quiet
Big time! - Trevor
Oops, I forgot to tell you to go inside the National Palace...you'll find murals by Diego Rivera (husband of Frida Kahlo) that depict the history of Mexico.
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And by the way you guys were in zocalo and not visited the templo mayor just next to the cathedral.
Take me to Guadelajara😂
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You talking about native stuff is cool
We live in San Miguel de Allende and heard that the water shortage was looming in CDMX. Did you ever get water?
Yeah it's in full force there. We did not get water back and many bars didn't have water either - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers The whole time you were there, you didn’t get water? You were there for two weeks, right?
Usually when the rains start in May or June the air quality improves a lot. Love that city!
Water situation oh my😮
Can't wait to go to cdmx for our honeymoon. We're aware of the water issue and it's devastating so we may alter our plans because of it. "The system that supplies about 25 percent of the water to Mexico City's residents is running dry. Drought, climate change, urbanization, infrastructure issues and other factors are driving down water levels in a group of reservoirs called the Cutzamala system."
Have so much fun! - Trevor
"I went to Roma and Condesa, let me tell you all about Mexico City!"
lmao i know right
spanish no so good after so much time in the Dominican Republic. Wow. It is really true . Monolingual native English speakers think that everybody should speak their language
Our Spanish is actually improving a lot. But not good enough to read political signs with uncommon words. But in certain situations we can get along really well. And we in no way expect anyone to speak English (and we certainly didn’t say that). We get asked a lot by people that watch our videos and want to know what it’s like when they go to a new place. Thanks for the lovely comment though 🙄. - Anna
Today was the presidential election (wasn't it?). They said on the news it was going to be bad. It looks beautiful 😊
This was filmed a couple weeks ago. There's no way we could film and release a video in one day. It's way too much work 😀 - Trevor
Do not pay any attention to Media; new governments since 2018 in Mexico do not pay them $ anymore, so they are so angry, even international Media!
I loved my visit there in 2015! Also exciting there is a new female president ☺️
It's such a great city! - Trevor
If you go up north like Monterey Chihuahua sonora is like the states hot as hell 😅😅😅
If you make it to Merida, we can take you to dinner 🎉
We'd so luv to get back there Diane! 🤗 - Anna
Hey following you both
..Dennis from Bangor Maine. Mexico Beach too
Retainer spend winter there find out good not Thank you blessings
This might turn into Venice Italy. Everything will be floating.
Gurl, it doesn't work that way lol
It is the largest but not the oldest. The oldest is in Santo Domingo.
Seems like Mexico doesn't include the DR in Latin America when you read about it online - Anna
But the oldest city in the western hemisphere is Cholula, in the state of Puebla.