Parque hundido, alameda central and venados my fav. I've been in Phoenix for 36 years, but everytime i visit my city i love how green it is when you fly in. Coming back home in orange. Lol. Those from Phoenix know.
Lovely video. In regards to all these nice places, It is a shame to see that there is a lot of deterioration on many of these city parks. It is urgent to recover them and provide a very dedicated and constant maintenance.
Waaaaat??? You did not include Chapultepec? And one of my favorites is the plaza at the Revolution monument: the water fountains with kids and dogs playing in the random water spouts. And then there is the cute little Tabacalera park behind San Carlos museum on Calle Ignacio Mariscal.
Haha, don't be mad at me about Chapultepec. Everybody talks about Chapultepec in every video about Mexico City, so I just didn't want to repeat the same thing. tabacalera park is neat, I looked it on the map and realized I've been there a couple of times.
I was in CDMX from September-January and that scaffolding was still up at Alameda Central 😕 The parks are one of my favorite things about CDMX. I also like Parque Hundido, Bosque de San Juan de Aragon, Parque Lincoln, and Viveros de Coyoacan. Also in Coyoacan is a newer place called Parque Cantera...never got there, but the design of it looks extremely interesting.
Scaffolding is always up and down as there are a lot of demonstrations in city center. Thank you for sharing your favorite parks, I need to go and check out Parque Cantera.
Great video!!, Ámsterdam Avenue has that shape because it used to be the race track of an old hippodrome, that's why the neighborhood is called Hipodromo Condesa, the name Condesa is because the owner, held the nobility title of Countess of Miravalle and her old house is now the Russian embassy, a lot of history in this city
I perfectly understend why no included Chapultepec Park... But i recomended new parks in México City... Xochimilco Ecological Park.. Gran Canal lineal Park.. Cantera Park.. etc etc... Last year México City goverment build or regenereted 1.5 million square meters!!... Good work!!
Thank you Marco! I've been at Xochimilco Ecological Park, as by mistake I though that trajineras are there. Nice park! But I haven't been to others you recommended and I'm very excited to visit the new huge park in the future!
Thank you for another excellent, informative video! You have given me more parks to mark on my map app. Two comments/ recommendations: Anyone visiting Alameda Central should stop into the Museo Mural Diego RIvera (just west of the park). Inside is his huge mural called "Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda". The mural has an interesting history and offers a critique of Mexican history and class divisions. In my opinion, the Kiosko Morisco in Santa Maria is one of the most beautiful buildings in Mexico. It is very interesting to see how Moorish and Arabic design made its way through Spain to colonial Mexico. And yes, instagram gold: I posted my photos of the kiosko n January 2020 but I did not realize it was iron). We were there on a weekday morning - it was very quiet. It was nice to see it (and all the parks) so lively when you were there. I want to go back!
Thank you for your comment and suggestions! There are so many aspects of Mexican culture, where one can see influence of Arabic world thru Spanish colonization!
Parque Mexico is my favorite park: como la selva en la cuidad. I love all the vegetation there and all the dogs, too! I'm sure you know the history of La Mexicana: it is on the site of a former sand mine. Like so many places in CDMX, the history is fascinating.
U missed parque hundido, bosque de tlalpan, parque lira, av plutarco elias calles, parque revolucion in colonia nueva santa maria, jardin ramon lopez velarde, Parque lincoln, parque alfonzo esparza oteo, viveros coyoacan, parque de los cocodrilos o maria teresa
Hi Andrii, nice to know you are still in CDMX. Great video I have to say that it's been so many years since I moved out of MX but I used to go to some of those parks and your video brought me back some cool memories thanks. Btw mexico city soon will have the biggest park in the world, Parque Ecológico Lago de Texcoco, hopefully you get to visit it once its open. Parque hundido and bosque de chapultepec are my favs.
Wow! I didn't know about the plans to build the biggest park in the world! Sounds awesome! You can definitely expect a review from me when this park will be open! Thank you for your comment! I'm happy to bring you back those memories!
Wow Andrii! I really liked your video. It is great to see how you show Mexico City. I live here and to be honest, did not know a lot about this cool parks.
Excellent video Andrii. When my Mom had her chemotherapy treatments at Hospital Trinidad near mercado Medellin, I used to go out every morning to run in Parque Mexico so I finished a nice walk on Amsterdam Avenue and then had breakfast in one of the cafés such as Churreria el Morro or Milo's
Next time visit " el desierto de los leones" hey closet to la mexicana Park, it's a national Park un the Woods but still un México city, look for videos on UA-cam ,it's My favorite! This city is amazing!
Jardin Botanico y Espacio is closed due to covid, I recently wanted to film the sculpture and I was not able to get there. I'm not a big fan of Viveros de Coyoacan due to limited entrances to the park, as I don't walk all around the park to enter it. Hundido is also nice! Thank you for your comment!
Hey Andrii. I watched this through from start to finish. This video took a lot of afford and for sure deserves more views. As you have 9 parks and mentioned a 10th I wondered why you did not made a "TOP 10 Parks to visit in Mexico city". I think this would slightly be more clickable and intriguing?
Hey again! You are absolutely right! You know, by the time of editing and working on thumbnail - title and description is something I don’t have energy last for. Is it a good idea to change it right now? I don’t know how it will effect the video if I change the name right now. What do you think?
@@AndriiZhulidov I know that exactly. As your videos and thumnails are awesome I thought it might be the titels that hold your channel back from exploding. All caps is like yelling at the audience and it looks like advertising to me. You / we can allways change the title and the thumnail, that will not negativly affect the perfomance of the video. I did it some times when I thought the video is better than the performance. You can change the title and come back to the analytic of this vid and see if it got a bend to more views after the day you changed. OR: As is has "only" 1000 views you could go again into the edit an just insert text-layers with the countdown numerbers. Or try this title: "Insiders'tip: Dont miss these 10 parks in Mexico city." hmmpf maybe too long...
@@Dinosauer I did some research and adjusted a bit your first idea! Let's see how it goes! Thank you very much for all your input, I truly appreciate your feedback and help!
@@AndriiZhulidov Your welcome. I d wish I had an english channel to have the possibility to do coops with you in some kind. Could do things like "xyz in Mexico vs. in Germany". But my 2nd channel that is in english is about chicken, too. And I dont put effort into it at the moment.
Es imposible que pongas todos los parques, y podría hablarte de un listado mayor, pero hay uno muy simbólico para los capitalinos y ese es es Parque Hundido. Este indudablemente debe estar en tu top 10. ¿y que onda con el parque ecológico Xochimilco? ¿el parque lineal Vicente Guerrero? claro que hay muchos más pero visítalos, posiblemente rehagas tu lista.
Muchas gracias por ver y comentar! Sí, es imposible decir que la Ciudad de México tiene solo 10 parques bonitos. Todos los parques son bonitos y hay muchos muy buenos parques. Con mis 10 opciones traté de mostrar cuán diferentes podrían ser los parques en la Ciudad de México. Quizás en algún momento en el futuro, volveré a este tema y filmaré más parques.
The reason of why many fountains are off, is because CDMX y its too high from the sea level, so pumping wather is very inefficient, and take the water from below the city (the original lake), will sink the city even quicker, probable you see that many buildings have stairs for no reason, its beacuse the city is sinking 50cm per year in some parts, this ones and many other things are the reason why fountains didnt work, there is no water, not enough, a lot of houses have water only 4 days of the week. A great video about this is called, why mexico city geography sucks. Sorry if my english is preatty bad.
I watched a couple of videos about water management in CDMX and it is really a big problem. I wish the rain water would be managed better, as CDMX gets a really big amount of rain water.
Oh, I feel you! Many cities have a huge problem with homeless people and parks are the most common place for them to hang out. Somehow Mexico City keeps the parks safe and clean, I definitely give them that!
Do you know how many parks are in CDMX? What is your favorite park in Mexico City? Please let me know!
you should explore "el sope"
I haven’t seen enough of them to say, but from what I did see they are super well maintained
Parque bicentenario at azcapotzalco, near to refineria subway station is my favorite
2nd section chapultepec and pista de canotaje
Love your videos! So educational and accurate!! I hope you are enjoying CDMX.
I’m going to CDMX in May to stay with a friend. Your videos are the best! I might want to move there! Thanks for your smart reporting
Thank you! Hope you enjoyed your time in CDMX!
Parque hundido, alameda central and venados my fav. I've been in Phoenix for 36 years, but everytime i visit my city i love how green it is when you fly in. Coming back home in orange. Lol. Those from Phoenix know.
Lol, I hear you!
Lovely video. In regards to all these nice places, It is a shame to see that there is a lot of deterioration on many of these city parks. It is urgent to recover them and provide a very dedicated and constant maintenance.
I fell in love Mexico City, the vibe is amazing. Such a cool international place, full of culture , great restaurants, and yes awesome green areas.
True! I also share your views on CDMX!
Waaaaat??? You did not include Chapultepec? And one of my favorites is the plaza at the Revolution monument: the water fountains with kids and dogs playing in the random water spouts. And then there is the cute little Tabacalera park behind San Carlos museum on Calle Ignacio Mariscal.
Haha, don't be mad at me about Chapultepec. Everybody talks about Chapultepec in every video about Mexico City, so I just didn't want to repeat the same thing. tabacalera park is neat, I looked it on the map and realized I've been there a couple of times.
I was in CDMX from September-January and that scaffolding was still up at Alameda Central 😕 The parks are one of my favorite things about CDMX. I also like Parque Hundido, Bosque de San Juan de Aragon, Parque Lincoln, and Viveros de Coyoacan. Also in Coyoacan is a newer place called Parque Cantera...never got there, but the design of it looks extremely interesting.
Scaffolding is always up and down as there are a lot of demonstrations in city center. Thank you for sharing your favorite parks, I need to go and check out Parque Cantera.
Great video!!, Ámsterdam Avenue has that shape because it used to be the race track of an old hippodrome, that's why the neighborhood is called Hipodromo Condesa, the name Condesa is because the owner, held the nobility title of Countess of Miravalle and her old house is now the Russian embassy, a lot of history in this city
Thank you! Yes, I mentioned the story about hippodrome before they built the neighborhood, but I never heard of the name Condesa story! Thanks again!
I perfectly understend why no included Chapultepec Park... But i recomended new parks in México City... Xochimilco Ecological Park.. Gran Canal lineal Park.. Cantera Park.. etc etc... Last year México City goverment build or regenereted 1.5 million square meters!!... Good work!!
Thank you Marco! I've been at Xochimilco Ecological Park, as by mistake I though that trajineras are there. Nice park! But I haven't been to others you recommended and I'm very excited to visit the new huge park in the future!
Thank you for another excellent, informative video! You have given me more parks to mark on my map app. Two comments/ recommendations: Anyone visiting Alameda Central should stop into the Museo Mural Diego RIvera (just west of the park). Inside is his huge mural called "Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda". The mural has an interesting history and offers a critique of Mexican history and class divisions. In my opinion, the Kiosko Morisco in Santa Maria is one of the most beautiful buildings in Mexico. It is very interesting to see how Moorish and Arabic design made its way through Spain to colonial Mexico. And yes, instagram gold: I posted my photos of the kiosko n January 2020 but I did not realize it was iron). We were there on a weekday morning - it was very quiet. It was nice to see it (and all the parks) so lively when you were there. I want to go back!
Thank you for your comment and suggestions! There are so many aspects of Mexican culture, where one can see influence of Arabic world thru Spanish colonization!
You have to visit "Viveros de Coyoacán" (Coyoacan's nurseries). Is a beautiful place...👌👌👌🌺
Thank you! I've been there many times and I also like the plants market there.
What a pleasant surprise this video appeared in my feed. Thanks so much, really enjoyed it.
Thank you very much for taking your time to watch and comment!
Parque Mexico is my favorite park: como la selva en la cuidad. I love all the vegetation there and all the dogs, too! I'm sure you know the history of La Mexicana: it is on the site of a former sand mine. Like so many places in CDMX, the history is fascinating.
Yes, history of Mexico City is amazing and parks are very enjoyable! It all inspired me to make this video!
U missed parque hundido, bosque de tlalpan, parque lira, av plutarco elias calles, parque revolucion in colonia nueva santa maria, jardin ramon lopez velarde, Parque lincoln, parque alfonzo esparza oteo, viveros coyoacan, parque de los cocodrilos o maria teresa
Thank you! You mentioned some parks that I didn't know about!
Hi Andrii, nice to know you are still in CDMX. Great video I have to say that it's been so many years since I moved out of MX but I used to go to some of those parks and your video brought me back some cool memories thanks. Btw mexico city soon will have the biggest park in the world, Parque Ecológico Lago de Texcoco, hopefully you get to visit it once its open. Parque hundido and bosque de chapultepec are my favs.
Wow! I didn't know about the plans to build the biggest park in the world! Sounds awesome! You can definitely expect a review from me when this park will be open!
Thank you for your comment! I'm happy to bring you back those memories!
Great video. Thanks
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Wow Andrii! I really liked your video. It is great to see how you show Mexico City. I live here and to be honest, did not know a lot about this cool parks.
Awesome! It is an honor that even locals can learn something new from my video. Thank you for watching!
Excellent video Andrii. When my Mom had her chemotherapy treatments at Hospital Trinidad near mercado Medellin, I used to go out every morning to run in Parque Mexico so I finished a nice walk on Amsterdam Avenue and then had breakfast in one of the cafés such as Churreria el Morro or Milo's
Thank you! I really miss my walks on Amsterdam Avenue, it is so cozy there. I hope your mom is doing better!
There is over 200 public parks in Mexico City!!
and they are all nice!
I like Lincoln park too. Maybe for a future video you can include it
Yes, it is a great park! I like it too, but it is impossible to include all coold parks of this city! 😀
Next time visit " el desierto de los leones" hey closet to la mexicana Park, it's a national Park un the Woods but still un México city, look for videos on UA-cam ,it's My favorite! This city is amazing!
Thank you for advise! I actually was planning to visit Los Dinamos and hike to Mirador Coconetla. Is El Desierto de los Leones better than Coconetla?
Jardín botánico y espacio Escultórico de Ciudad Universitaria. Viveros de Coyoacán y Parque Hundido!
Jardin Botanico y Espacio is closed due to covid, I recently wanted to film the sculpture and I was not able to get there. I'm not a big fan of Viveros de Coyoacan due to limited entrances to the park, as I don't walk all around the park to enter it. Hundido is also nice! Thank you for your comment!
Hey Andrii. I watched this through from start to finish. This video took a lot of afford and for sure deserves more views. As you have 9 parks and mentioned a 10th I wondered why you did not made a "TOP 10 Parks to visit in Mexico city". I think this would slightly be more clickable and intriguing?
Hey again! You are absolutely right! You know, by the time of editing and working on thumbnail - title and description is something I don’t have energy last for.
Is it a good idea to change it right now? I don’t know how it will effect the video if I change the name right now. What do you think?
@@AndriiZhulidov I know that exactly. As your videos and thumnails are awesome I thought it might be the titels that hold your channel back from exploding. All caps is like yelling at the audience and it looks like advertising to me. You / we can allways change the title and the thumnail, that will not negativly affect the perfomance of the video. I did it some times when I thought the video is better than the performance. You can change the title and come back to the analytic of this vid and see if it got a bend to more views after the day you changed. OR: As is has "only" 1000 views you could go again into the edit an just insert text-layers with the countdown numerbers. Or try this title: "Insiders'tip: Dont miss these 10 parks in Mexico city." hmmpf maybe too long...
@@Dinosauer I did some research and adjusted a bit your first idea! Let's see how it goes! Thank you very much for all your input, I truly appreciate your feedback and help!
@@AndriiZhulidov Your welcome. I d wish I had an english channel to have the possibility to do coops with you in some kind. Could do things like "xyz in Mexico vs. in Germany". But my 2nd channel that is in english is about chicken, too. And I dont put effort into it at the moment.
This is my english channel: ua-cam.com/users/ChickenDinosauer
huge México City 😊
Indeed!
Great tour! I love your videos.
Thank you very much!
Amazing!!!
Thank you!
Es imposible que pongas todos los parques, y podría hablarte de un listado mayor, pero hay uno muy simbólico para los capitalinos y ese es es Parque Hundido. Este indudablemente debe estar en tu top 10. ¿y que onda con el parque ecológico Xochimilco? ¿el parque lineal Vicente Guerrero? claro que hay muchos más pero visítalos, posiblemente rehagas tu lista.
Muchas gracias por ver y comentar! Sí, es imposible decir que la Ciudad de México tiene solo 10 parques bonitos. Todos los parques son bonitos y hay muchos muy buenos parques. Con mis 10 opciones traté de mostrar cuán diferentes podrían ser los parques en la Ciudad de México.
Quizás en algún momento en el futuro, volveré a este tema y filmaré más parques.
Agregar el Parque Lineal Viaducto, el recién inaugurado Cuitláhuac
I recommend you Aragon forest
Thank you!
❤🌱🌱🌱
There are more like
Chapultepec
Viveros
Parque hundido
Parque España
Thank you! Yes, I like the parks you mentioned!
The reason of why many fountains are off, is because CDMX y its too high from the sea level, so pumping wather is very inefficient, and take the water from below the city (the original lake), will sink the city even quicker, probable you see that many buildings have stairs for no reason, its beacuse the city is sinking 50cm per year in some parts, this ones and many other things are the reason why fountains didnt work, there is no water, not enough, a lot of houses have water only 4 days of the week. A great video about this is called, why mexico city geography sucks.
Sorry if my english is preatty bad.
I watched a couple of videos about water management in CDMX and it is really a big problem. I wish the rain water would be managed better, as CDMX gets a really big amount of rain water.
So nice our parks in California are dirty dangerous and filled with homeless people! So jealous!
Oh, I feel you! Many cities have a huge problem with homeless people and parks are the most common place for them to hang out. Somehow Mexico City keeps the parks safe and clean, I definitely give them that!
Fuera de eso, maldita sea ¿siempre sales de la Roma/ Condesa????? Los locales están hartos.