Mexico City Travel Guide
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Our Mexico City Travel Guide! This wonderful city is truly the star of one our best episodes ever.
I have never fallen in love with a city quite as quickly as I fell in love with Mexico City. The Mexican capital is everything I want in a city; sprawling, loud, exciting, creative, friendly, and absolutely delicious.
Our Mexico City guide is one of our longest episodes ever and I feel every second is justified as this city has so much to offer. The food section alone is packed full of deliciousness - don't watch on an empty stomach!
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I visited Mexico City with my wife for our honeymoon early in January of this year. I am a Muslim and she wears a hijab, we were treated with nothing short of kindness, respect and love. The Mexican people were extremely hospitable and loving. I loved their culture, their faith, and their food. Looking forward to visiting again. Love from Afghanistan.
That's wonderful to hear.....you are always welcome. The world needs more love and friendliness.
Glad you liked it here man! Feel welcome back!
mashallah akhi is there beaches near there
@jonny s Thank you bro!
@@timgonzalez7638 Indeed my brother!
One of the greatest cities in human history. The first metropolis to mix and merge people from every corner of the globe: the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Mexico City has an impossibly rich history for a city that is relatively young compared to European cities and its culture reflects this. The economic and media powerhouses of the United States like New York and Los Angeles may draw the world's eye, but in my opinion, neither has as much soul as Mexico City, the most impressive city in the Western hemisphere.
zillajratomicray You totally describes exactly whats Mexico city truly is. Blessed
The oldest city in the western hemisphere. Was then known as Tenochtitlan, a city built on top of a lake in the 1300s.I guess its the Istanbul/Constantinople of the West.
Agreed 100%. A city that keeps giving the world so much
So all of the Chinese in Dolores (Chinatown) and the blacks in Veracruz are holograms? Have you ever left your house?
@@volovo5953 Claro que hay! Quizá no en grandes números pero los hay, incluso libaneses, israelis, hay de casi todo el mundo.
Algeria 🇩🇿 always stands with Mexico 🇲🇽 United and amicably
Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽 to Algeria 🇩🇿 Wahida.
I'm a mexican living in Australia and I literally cried. I loved your video, go to Mexico City it will surprise you!!
Como llegaste a Australia?
Why? you went from a hot country to a hotter one
@@henryruizm3972 Mexico is not a hot country. My city back there reach max of 29 during Summer. Anyway I love warm weather
@@JesusRodriguez-qv9yq en avión !! 😂
Me siento justo así!!! También estoy en Australia y estos videos me dan vida
My favorite city in the world. I’ll be there in a couple of weeks. I go at least 3 times a year.
Phenomenal city, we loved it.
I have visited CDMX twice within the last year and watched dozens of videos about it. This is one of the best videos I have seen. The information is helpful, accurate and well presented. Well done.
You are absolutely right!!
One of the most colorful cites on the Planet hit up by Attaché...
It was epic, I absolutely loved it.
So did I, all 22 minutes of it. Splendid Job.
Wow, Mexico City is such a beautiful place.....that's why I love Mexico too!
¡Viva México!
Mexico loves you too. Thank you for the kind words....you are always welcome here.
cracias México es tu casa
¡Viva!
MARISCAL #1 no don’t be stupid Mexicans welcome all people of all kinds as long as they are respectful 🙏🏽
I went for the first time at the end of January and saw about 75% of everything you showed in this video. Mexico City is extremely underrated! I enjoyed every single moment in that beautiful city and have decided to do it, in the middle of the winter, yearly. Thank you for sharing this!
I'm glad you enjoyed Rich....You are always welcome.
Bro, of you can come in late october to live the “Día de los Muertos” you will be shocked it’s a wonderful mix of tradition, colors, stories, food and thousands of people. I assure you, you will love it.
You are allways welcome to our country my man, “Mi casa es tu casa”
Peace! ✌🏼
I have participated in El dia de los Muertos here in Chicago but I can imagine it is nothing like being in México. One day my friend, one day. 👍😁
Also consider coming for spring, the city is amazing. Best weather and half of the city turns purple. Google Jacarandas Mexico City
@@yunssss I have seen many pictures and it looks very beautiful but to get away from Chicago when it is full of snow and 0° is more important. Jajaja
Mexico City is the greatest city I have ever been to. The city that has the most museums worldwide!!!! Great food, friendly people!
I from Houston Texas, Houston is great, but for real Mexico City is just a totally different amazing city!
La CDMX es exhorbitante!!!
Say what you want about Mexico, the mexican cuisine is the best in the world🤤🤤
I believe that! I went to Spain a few years ago with hi hopes for their food and as a Texan I wasn't very impressed. I've never been to Mexico but from what I saw here it looks like authentic Mexican food is even better!
Most 5 stars chefs will agree that Mexican comes into their top 3 !
The real cuisine, not Taco Bull Sh...! Thank you expresing your love for our food.
Agree
Between me and my sisters one or more of us eating Mexican food at any given meal. U.K. needs Mexican food badly. 🙏
One of the best cities in the world!
I went for a low cost vacation because I didn’t want to waste my week off by not going anywhere. I was completely shocked as to how beautiful CDMX was, the people were so friendly and willing to chat us up. The food and culture was great to experience. You did a great job on this video. I would like to add that don’t miss a night of Lucha Libre ! It was surprisingly the funnest night I had. The pyramids, the cathedrals , zocalo...... just a great city.
Glad you had a wonderful time 👍
Perfect just a perfect testimony to these non believers, wussies or whatever they are... That money that you spent in Mexico you can barely go to Miami for 3 days with or even 1 day
jajaja yea, lucha libre is weird thing, it´s very commong in the central area of México, weird but fun at the same time
Greatest city on earth :)
DAN! Greetings man, hope you are doing well! Mexico misses you, and i am sure you miss Mexico ;) Take care where ever you are!
Dan, How are you????? Mexico misses you.
Dan! We miss you ☹️
Come back soon amigo! Been following you for awhile.
Hey Dan, I hope you are doing well!!!
Mexico City is one the most impressiv city in the world. everyone should have this city on their bucket list. Amazing people, Amazing food, amazing colours.
6 weeks in Doctores now back in Canada... damn I miss CDMX...
what u did in mexico
Lots of things. Great, great restuarants, pyramids, dancing, drinking, great parks and sites to see. The culture and people are amazing and I recommend CDMX to everyone around the world. @@chilledpig7265
Of course- I'm Canadian, its legal here.@Mo Rongo
that's a dangerous neighbourhood lol. Not even citizens go there.
@@Jeronimogrim What? Doctores and Obrera are turning into a hipster/foreign hotspot. Vice's Noisey anniversary was in a whore house in Doctores, and it's safe to say every single weekend there is a poshy underground art expo or music showcase in that neighborhood. While it is famous for being a place where robbers live, it's slowly turning into a hip neighborhood for some odd reason.
I think I just fell in love with Mexico City. I’m already planning it in my head. Thank you for this great video!
dont come it is all a lie. the city is noisy and smell like shit
@@chilledpig7265 Just like New York City That's not gonna make me stop coming to NYC Why you must depend on drugs to spell out your anger Or maybe you are a poor Low-life cockroach Either way find happiness Ones you find out that all megacities have that awful smell in sectors if the cities Greetings from an expensive city town Santa Monica, California, USA
Don't listen to what anyone says, iam telling you hand first what ive experienced in mexico is at another level and I am here right now... I own a house in iztapalapa and its full of life here and its not even a tourist destination unless your visiting family...
Oh yes - agree that Al Pastor is the best of all taco styles!
I like Tacos Arabe
I still prefer Suadero over Pastor :D
So Many people are afraid of Mexico and Mexico City, so I have been serving as a travel concierge to make it simple and "safe" for them to see the places worth seeing.
There is always more to learn - Mexico is definitely well worth exploring!
that's awesome, how do you land that job?
@@manichispanic5234
Hi Crystal,
You don't land the job. You create it through your own efforts.
What can you do better (and different) than everyone else?
How can I find someone like you when I come there?
Ahh, Mexico lindo y querido.. Visiting Mexico was one of those dreams you don't even dare to dream for me. This dream that I thought too great and too unachievable came true last year, in August 2019. For 2 weeks we travelled from Mexico D.F. to Guanajuato, Jalisco and Quintana Roo. We used almost every way of transport imaginable and saw the immense diversity and beauty of Mexico. Mexico was all I ever dreamed of, and more.. The people there are so friendly, helpful, warm and kind, felt like home (I am from Greece btw).. I wanted to give them all a big hug! The food, the music, their impressive culture and history and all the amazing once-in-a-lifetime experiences this country has to offer made this trip the best one I've ever had and I highly doubt any other trip will come close to this one. As for its HUGE capital, CDMX is way more greener than I expected, it has beautiful diverse neighborhoods, amazing climate and so many experiences to offer that our 3-day stay there was definitely not enough! I feel blessed that I got the chance to see at least a small part of Mexico and I can't wait to return some day and explore the rest of it.
We will always welcome you with open arms.
I wish Nairobi was like Mexico City
Well It’s has its own thing. I was there last year, I’m in love with your country !
@@juanmp30 thank you and come again soon
@jonny s I'm sure there is more to do in Mexico City then in Nairobi, although Nairobi has better air quality.
@@mgithaiga1 i love kenya womans!
You are welcome in Mexico City anytime you want mate!
I've lived in Mexico for 9 years now (small fishing village in the state of Yucatan) and I love it. Went twice to Mexico DF and enjoyed myself so much. On the subway folks were giving us advice how to go around and where to stop. The place is gorgeous, the park of Chapultepec is amazing and the activities you can enjoy endless.
I dont know how much you value this video, but trust me you doing an amazing job of showing the people the reality.
You changed the people's perception about Lebanon and now you here changing the preconception about Mexico.
I'm from Bengaluru, a city of India, all my life the image of Mexico was negative in me, same goes with Lebanon. But your video proved all of them wrong.
Trust me, videos like these you are changing people and economy of the Mexico/Lebanon in a positive way that is unimaginable. Even though your contribution might be very less, in fact negligible but people like me will atleast start considering an option to visit these places. Kudos for that.
Shashank Vc - excellent comment and I completely agree!
Yes and no, the perception of Mexico in the new generations, of course, but the Mexican economy not that much, although Mexico was the 4th most visited country in 2020 and 6th in 2021, the tourism only represents 7.8% of the GDP, even if we reach the top #1 in Tourism that would be 1-2% increase in the GDP. Mexico is a large economy, 13th in the world, and in 2021 Mexico became the 1st trading partner of the US. The countrie's economy is growing, We will see a lot of US manufacturers moving from China to Mexico in the coming years, since the labor is cheaper in Mexico and the geographical location is absolutelly superior.
Sold me in the first :50 seconds...exactly the way I felt when I visited CDMX! Place is incredible and I'm ashamed I hadn't gone earlier
Brasil ama a México, siempre serás bienvenido en nuestro país.Saludo hermanos 🇧🇷🤝🇲🇽
Y México ama a Brasil 💚
I've been there and travelled to many cities around the world. It normal that you get excited about seeing new places, but Mexico city has a special place in my heart. I've agreed on everything you said. I miss the food, the people and their culture. As a matter of fact, I am all set for my next visit. See you in the next couple of months CDMX.
Happy you like the city
cracias México es tu casa
Tepic Mexico and Mexico City is not Same?
@@hawiyahnhorabdullah5874 Tepic is a relatively small city (around 700,000 hab.) localted in the state of Nayarit, around 800 km away fom Mexico City, you might be trying to refer to Tepito?
how did your trip go?
Love to mexico from India🇮🇳
Thank you friend. Greetings from México.🇲🇽🇮🇳❤
2 places I would love to visit Mexico and India !
I went to Mexico City just before Covid hit.I thank God for that opportunity to see this beautiful City with it's beautiful people. I lived in a few beautiful places. Originally from Poland I lived in Rome, Los Angeles and in Ottawa in Canada. There's something very magical and very special about Mexico City that makes me miss that place.
I hope to visit It again.
Headed to Mexico City this July 4th weekend and i don't think I've ever been excited to visit a city quite like I am about CDMX! I'm a New Yorker and idk what has taken me so long to visit this city
I'm 30 countries in at 26y/o. Viva!! 🇲🇽🙌🏾
Aw man I'm jealous. Definitely vlog it.
Cool can't wait 2 go also
Make sure you visit all the wonderful sites and museums like the museum of anthropology and Bella Artes. Also the massive park and castle. Hint:. Go to the Sears building and have lunch from the cafe on top. Wonderful view.
Happy 4th of July! How's your trip to Mexico today. I hope you have a great vacation. God bless. Here in the states celebrating 4th of July.
Love love love Mexico City!
❤❤🎉
Attache - I confess I was upset that you had not covered Mexico City and some of the other Latin giants (Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Rio). In due time I am sure. Anyhow, I have traveled from California to Mexico City five times in the last three years and it's not to see family - really, only just to spend time there. Nothing else. I have been to all the major cities in the United States and some international cities like Sydney, Lima, Rio de Janeiro, Cairo, Istanbul, etc. but my favorite remains this place. Sunday strolls on Reforma Ave. are fantastic. Finally, excellent job is dispelling these silly notions about danger. Undoubtedly, there is danger in all large cities. But the greatest danger is letting life pass you by and only reading about places and never experiencing them. Up next for me - Toronto next month and later this year, Beirut and Amman! Of course, when I say Beirut I am inevitably met with, "Why?" or "You shouldn't go!". Fantastic stuff and I further confess when I saw you finally reached Mexico City, I dropped work to watch.
raul martinez how did you find Beirut? Did you go? How about Toronto? I’ve lived in both those cities. I look forward to visiting Mexico City sometime in the next two years.
Quiero viajar a México
¡Ven!
come here. They are always welcome.
You're welcome!
Mexico es gran lugar para visitar. Estoy segura que disfrutaras ese viaje
Mexico Es hermosa 😍😍😍
Thank you for this! I was in Mexico City just two weeks ago, and you echoed everything I felt and experienced so perfectly well - the warm people, the amazing food, and the overall feeling of falling in love with a city right off the bat. Cannot wait to go back!
lie
@@chilledpig7265 I'm afraid you're mistaken, the correct answer is "truth".
@@pauldelong6770 Haters gonna hate, just ignore them. Don't feed the trolls.
So cool that this episode comes out less that two weeks before my own trip there. I can not wait.
Awesome! Come back and tell us how you like it.
Attaché I live on the US/Mexico border and travel back and forth several times a week. Never been to the interior of Mexico however.
Eagle Pass, TX
Attaché I recently return for a trip to Mexico two weeks ago! What a country! Beautiful! Is the Attaché book still available?
Is it a busy place?? Looks small
My friend has traveled the world and now that Istanbul is under the power of Erdogan and Syria has suffered so much her favorite place on earth is Mexico City. My children and I went last summer in 2018 and had an amazing time. The people are amazing as mentioned. We did a tour with Urban Adventures touring the markets and it was gorgeous; tasty and amazing. Louis Barragan architecture is a must and I would recommend getting a book called this is Mexico City by Abby Clawson Low. We were so impressed to come back home. Mexico City was amazing and we met so many fabulous people and ate so many delicious things and saw amazing works of art and it’s absolutely unbelievable the Aztecs build the city floating so long ago
I love Mexico City. Only visited once but I haven't stopped thinking about my time there. The people are best in the world. The city is so beautiful and intriguing. Coyoacan is a must visit historic neighborhood.
Mexico city is such a magical city!
I LOVE cantinas, and yes, we have fancy places that I love too, but you will get tired of Ciprianis and Nobus and Blanco Castelar (all lovely in their own right) But come on! A freaking fideo soup and milanesa in a cantina with a tequila and a beer! That is a meal!!!
Visited Mexico City twice in the span of 12 months. Absolutely amazing city and could relate when he said he had never fallen in love with a city so quickly as he did with Mexico City. Everyone I met was extremely friendly, I first visited in February 2017 it was really warm around that time and visited again in September 2017 and it was raining for the most part of my visit be sure to check out the weather when traveling.
This man brings me so much joy to know that he feels my pain with Mexican food!!! I too am from California and I can WHOLE HEARTEDLY attest to what he says about traveling further from Mexico as the Mexican food gets worse in the States. And now that I live in Germany, he nailed it when he spoke about giving up out of pure frustration because it is FACT!
Mehico you are on my list.
Vijay Kumar Dilor Mexico dear .. 😌
Idiot
@@miriamg.4128 He spelled from the English phonetics.
Renan Aguilar-Valenzuela well you right ..
Anyways is incorrect .. I think like in German is mexiko.. but I’m English is Mexico as well ..
This is one of the best English-language travel introductions to Mexico City. The host is thorough and humble, too bad many Americans aren't the same.
We aren’t all bad…many thoughtful and humble Americans.
@@ladesigner8764❤❤🎉
Wow! Looks good, wish it had direct connections from India.
No matter how, you are always welcome to our city :D hugs from central México
Xhepillotl MH on my bucket list :)
Sahil Panse you're welcome anytime!!!
I'm Mexican and my girlfriend is from India.
Family loves her, as do I, you'll be accepted easily we have very colorful cultures.
Best time from September-February.
Nightlife in Mexico City is the best
Going at the end of this month! Can’t wait!
Dude you nailed it! I’m from Mexico City and I’ve been living abroad for nearly 5 years. People often ask me what to I miss the most? I always start with the food but in reality is the people, their carisma, their creativity and their untiring love for life despite the obvious adversities of a megalopolis. Do your homework and do not miss the opportunity to experience the oldest and largest city in the American Continent!
I love Mexico City, glad you finally did this.
And the food, so delicious and so far away from what we see in Perth Australia, one day I will enjoy,thanks for insights
Go if you haven't!
I just got back a 1 day ago I love ❤️ Mexico 🇲🇽 City 🌃it’s huge modern people are great 👍 I had the best experience of my life I was treated greatly by everyone when I entered a restaurant your greeted Buenos Dias Buenas Tardes in the elevator when boarding as well hotel staff professional everyone I encountered were nice and helpful doctors 🥼 are professional taxi drivers were more expensive than Uber drivers but professional none the less I was in Juarez,Portales,Naucalpan,Lomas de Chapultepec,Polanco and Condesa neighborhoods it’s so big I could not explore it in 6 days I’m returning in a couple of Months😍The Food was Amazing I loved every different part of the city I never felt in danger at all we t with my daughter also I speak Spanish I’m from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 I did notice a lot of graffiti sans 1980s NYC it was like going back in time to my childhood but it is #1 on my List People are very nice welcoming and Kind it makes me more grateful to be Hispanic the culture the food the people who are hard working I made sure I tipped everyone well I know God will repay me ❤️👍 I will vist more frequently shoutout to Raul and Gabriel they are me Friends 👬 made sure I was safe and welcomed went out to eat by myself I never felt alone
14:49 when your taco master is also your car mechanic, only in mexico...
What more could you want?
Lol
I LOVE Mexico City! I can’t wait to go back soon and this video just made me impatient for my return trip. Thanks, I guess ;)
Have you visited
Noelle Filoteo do you live in Mexico?
Wow finally in Mexico City!! Thanks for great video. I’m a frequent CDMX visitor and still haven’t seen it all. Perhaps the most fascinating city in North America. Great food,Museums. Concerts. You name it. Will definitely visit those restaurants and street food next weekend.
cdmx is so huge, not even locals have seen all the city.
Those tortas de chilaquiles are truly amazing! The roll is so fresh
Hello there, thank you for the video, I am from Kuwait and I can’t agree enough with the beauty of mexico.i love Mexico and most importantly the Mexican people, they’re full of life, loving, hospitable, respectful, kind, they’re awesome.
😢😢😢❤❤🎉
What a great pitch for Ciudad de Mexico! Everything you shared was spot on. But it is literally the tip of the iceberg. This city and the Mexican culture, in general, is one of the most complex civilizations in the world. And, in my humble estimation, they have the most extraordinary cuisine I have ever experienced. But, don't forget about the many amazing museums and politically significant sites throughout this city, as well as archeological sites nearby. The Museo Nacional de Antropologia is the most amazing museum I have ever been to. And that includes the Smithsonian complex. You can easily spend a day there and feel short-changed for time! I am a gringo who has worked and lived in Puebla Mx for the past two and a half years, which is a little over a 2-1/2 hour bus ride southeast of CDMX. The Mexican culture far outdates the green United States. Come visit. Come see how empires rise and have fallen. It is a good lesson for us gringos in these strange days of Democracy-challenged. Perhaps we can learn from Mexican humility and simplicity? But, do be aware of the kidnappings. Since the government cracked down on the stealing of gasoline from the pipelines, the criminal element has resorted to kidnapping throughout many areas of the country.
I have been to different cities in the world but there is something that made me fall in love with Mexico City. I love this place
Greetings from Germany
Thank you señor, from a Mexican living in California.
I grew up in Mexico City between 1956 and 1982. I saw the city expand enormously, but it would always be my favorite hometown. Your travel through town made me terribly homesick.
This is the best travel guide i've ever watched in my entire life.
Not too long ago I was visiting Mexico and my aunt made me a simple ham sandwich and it was delicious. Even just ham and bread tastes way better in Mexico.
A wonderful place, love it Mexico City.
Im writing this comment after only 1 minute of viewing!!! I can't wait for the next 21 Minutes!! Beautiful!!
I’m traveling to Mexico in 4 days and this video made me even more excited to visit! 😩
Did you like Mexico City?
You have visited Mexico how is it
@@rebecarodriguez568 you want to visit
A city where I planned to spend some part of my life for a while but moved back to Europe instead. So much culture and history not to mention the cuisine. I love Mexico and Mexican people!
welcome to mexico city
Thank you for putting me to shame for not knowing enough about a city a great as this. I would love to visit this incredible city one day.
I watched Bourdain's No Reservations episode in CDMX looking for food recommendations, and he barely even touched the surface! Your show is far superior in my opinion- can't wait to check out some of these dishes when I visit.
With all of it's contrasts and everything. We love our beautiful capital La Gran Ciudad De México..
It's a wonderful city.
Miss you Mexico City. Love from Chicago!!!
Hearing the pretty good Anthony Bourdain impression in the opening of this video, I expected to hate this, but man oh man. What a good video. Thank you.
Great video!. What a beautiful and vibrant city, so much diversity, experiences and off course delicious food!. Many museums and four world heritage sites within Mexico City limits.
Cheers!
Mexico and its Capital City are wonderful and fantastic!. History, Art, Culture and Gastronomy.
The country has the largest number of World Heritage sites and intangible heritage in the Americas recognized by UNESCO!!
I"m so looking forward to experience this wonderful city very soon!!!
Me too
Mexico City is a true treasure. One of my favorite cities that I’ve visited while making travel vlogging! Keep it up and keep exploring 🙌🏻
I cried watching this, you portrayed my city in the best way possible
11:30 “...Imma start crying!” Lol my husband’s words every time I make chilaquiles. He loves my cooking. He was born & raised here, in USA, I was born & raised in México, D.F. (CDMX) thanks for sharing my tierra.
México 🇲🇽 city 🌃 is amazing 😉
👏👏👏 nice one 👍👍👍
I am here now in Mexico and this country has blown me away. Its amazing 🇲🇽❤️
As a Californian, trying to get good mexican food outside of North America is super tough.
forget it, its better to just cook it yourself at home
What's the point in trying to find mexican food outside NA if you are a northamerican?
but Mexico is part of north america, geographically.......
Spain
Great video! You almost made me cry, I’ve been living in London for almost two years but nothing compares to the warmth of Mexico and it’s people and the food!
On a side note- how the he’ll could this have been your first time in Mexico?!!! I can’t believe it! Lol
One of the best videos on UA-cam about Mexico that I have seen so far. Thank you.
WOW! I travel to CDMX twice a year, and want to thank you for this very high quality video. Excellent work.
Mexico is not only Mexico City ! You need and entire series to know mexico
*It's a great bite size of info for foreigners though :-/*
But is the most cosmopolita 😎
C'mon buddy. Mexico City is the representation of what Mexico is. It's magic
You fell in love with the City and I fell in love with the way you describe the city. I lived in Mexico City for 10 years. I miss being there.
Mexico City is such an amazing city - fell in love with it too a few months ago! You did such a great job with this guide!
Love my Mx City too! And I can't wait to go there soon for vacations (I live in Vancouver)
I really love your content! One day, I wish I can visit MEXICO!🇲🇽 ❤️ from the 🇵🇭
Serás bienvenido 🇲🇽🤝🇵🇭
New Attaché video? Drops everything and watches it
Ha, thanks! Let us know what you think.
Great guide! It's impossible to cover a city as massive and chaotic as Mexico City in 22 minutes, but you did a great job! You should do a Tijuana guide. I know the city kinda gets a bad rep but there is an up and coming food and craft cocktail scene there that would surprise a lot of people.
i am born and raised in Mexico City and now live in the States. Your description of Mexico City is incredible. Love to give you more names of markets and food places when ever you go again. congrats
Living in France (which is a whole different world), I must admit I actually got a bit homesick. Thank you for speaking so fondly of my hometown. It really is an amazing city with amazingly kind and friendly people!
I just came back and almost missed my flight because I forgot to keep the small piece of the immigration form! Loved this video! My favorite area was La Condesa :)
lol that's happened to me before. they really need to do a better job of reminding foreigners to keep that form.
I absolutely loved this travel guide! Sadly, I lived in Texas for about 20 years and never set foot in Mexico. now, that I moved to the northeast of the country I feel nostalgic to my southern people. I miss my Tex Mex food the most and I suddenly feel like I have to visit Mexico. What a lovely place!
You will always be welcome in our big, messy, and caotic but beutiful city!!!
Enjoyed this video, Alex! Mexico City seems like it's steeped in history and character. The food looks like you just can't get enough of it - especially the Tortas. This definitely looks like a city where unforgettable stories are made. (loved the cinematic style in this video ;)) Thank you.
for anybody wondering the name of song that the man with the trumpet was playing, i believe it is "asi fue" by juan gabriel
I think figuring out the Mexico City bus network is the most challenging thing you will ever encounter in travel.
And you'd be the first!
I think even the locals don't understand it lol
Jajaja I’ll stick with the subway
As a Mexican, I can confirm. Figuring out the bus network in any Mexican city is a nightmare, so, unless you are traveling with a local, better stick with the metro and walking.
Just hope for the best 🤷🏻♂️
We would highly recommend to check out the El Rosario butterfly reserve, which hosts a stunning 200 million monarch butterflies. It's unlike anything we've ever seen in our lives!
Really really great video guys! Amazing how you brought all of this together. This is such an incredible place and we had a great time making travel videos there.
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I feel like your video, while great, did little to explain the charm of Mexico City. However while pondering this I’m not sure how to describe it without actually taking someone there. I’m looking forward to visiting again someday.
I absolutely thank you for doing this proper documentary about mexico city and honoring it by showing the multiple benefits it has. It seems you did get to taste the real Mexico in so many ways and I totally hope people will see this and get encouraged to visit more often. I will, also, share this video to anyone that wants to have a more realistic and on the ground perspective of Mexico city, a less "tourist" like for sure, which I'd actually a recognition to you for stepping outside of the comfort zones that even I as a Mexican, had not stepped out of when it comes to going to certain places and eating certain foods. Hats off
I love 💕 your video. I’m also a Californian and happen to be of Mexican descent. Unfortunately, because our family has been in the US close to 100 years, I knew nothing about Mexico or Mexico City other than what trickles through to the US (I should note, however, I‘ve always been connected to my Mexican heritage bc you say, in California there’s such a strong link to Mexico. 🇲🇽 I’m part of the nearly 16 million Hispanic Americans (39% of California’s population) that call CA home.
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I traveled to CDMX for the first time just a few years ago. Like you, I’ve traveled the world and have lived in some of the world’s leading cities London, NYC, San Fran, Hamburg, Barcelona and finally got the opportunity to also live in CDMX for 6 months last year. As you said, I’ve never fallen in love so quickly!! For the same reasons you note: it’s exciting, loud-so many scents & sounds, creative, super friendly, delicious beyond description, sophisticated, worldly, embracing, colorful, gorgeous architecture, so much to see/do, so much history, and the people are very warm & loving (did you notice how many people have dogs in Mexico City and how much those dogs are loved?! They are literally the happiest dogs I’ve seen in the world). I am literally devising a plan to live there permanently. Until then, since I live in LA and it’s only a 3h45m flight, I go there often to hang with several other Californians who’ve chosen to make it home. I’ll be there next week and can’t wait!!! 😁 Thank you for the thoughtful and very informative video. Great shots!🙏🏼
I've never thought about the dog culture here, but you are right