Historic Mexico City is AMAZING (La Alameda and Casa de los Azulejos) // Gringos in Mexico City Vlog
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Alameda is the Oldest Park in the American Continent.
Francisco Javier Gama Sánchez really?
@@mabelsparks6738 Yes. The Spanish built it in 1529 (105 years older than Boston Common, the oldest park in the US) as a place for the people of Mexico City to relax and stroll in.
Greg, not to worry about those dislikes, that seems to be an act of a hacker. The same thing happened to another channel related to Mexico. "Maxico Mexico", you might want to contact him to see if UA-cam did something to fix this, or if the hacker just got tired. I believe, he or she, did this for about 6 or 7 videos.
Luyz Qint
Yeah makes sense because seriously who would dislike this... keep up the good work nonetheless.
King Ru Colombians, and from argentina or Peru. :/ country's hate us.
Hi guys! If you find yourselves in El Zocalo before you leave 😭 I highly highly recommend you go inside the Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico. It's exactly in the southwest corner of the square. It has an absolutely stunning lobby. I’ve been there about five times to show my gringo friends and only once it was closed for a private event so hopefully it’s open when you go, if you haven’t already. Go during the day though 'cause the roof is stained glass. There is also a restaurant at the top overlooking the square. That’s also where they filmed the opening scene of the last Bond movie.
Guera:Poinsettia is named in the US because the first US ambassador at Mexico Poinssett give with him back tio the US an named with his own name. But the correct name is Noche Buena.
Francisco Javier Gama Sánchez + De hecho su nombre verdadero es Cuetlaxochitl ya que al ser endémica este seria el original y mas correcto!!!
La noche buena es originaria de Michoacán
You guys are the best Gringos on UA-cam, thank you for showing us México through your eyes!!! PS: Don’t worry about those dislikes, Remember people can only give us what they have, but we don’t have to accept every gift.
Thank you so much amigo! I don't look at the stats so none of that bothers me haha. But people told me this video had a ton of dislikes. Super weird lol
Kinetic Kennons that’s the attitude “amigos”, can’t wait to see your next video. P S Happy New Year!
Hi amigos la flor de Nochebuena es una planta endémica de México crece silvestre en
Cuernavaca, Morelos justo 90 km. Al sur de la ciudad de México. Fue Dada a conocer al mundo por el primer embajador de Estados Unidos en México joel Roberts. Poinsett en 1825 .Visiten Cuernavaca y Tepoztlán les gustará.
México y Centroamérica.
I spend 6 months in Puerto Vallarta every year, but never thought of going to Mexico City but you got me interested now
You go to Mexico every year and never been into Mexico City??????!!! Are you serious? Have you been in an actual city in Mexico besides a resort town? If not you have NO IDEA what you are missing. And no, I am not a Mexican. :))
I subscribed 2 days ago and since then I have not stopped watching his videos, I'm Mexican and I live in Mexico City, I really think it's amazing what you´re doing.
I highly recommend that you visit Xochimilco at south of the city, a trajinera ride through the beautiful canals and see the flower market (El Mercado de las Flores)
i´m very happy with your work my friends and I send you a big hug
the dislikes are obviously some kind of hack... i mean who would hate your videos?
jaja La guera se llena con puro Pan!😂🤣..esos molletes se miraban bien buenos que riko!
thanks for share
México es bellisimo.
Edwingo gracias gringito!
Valery soy 100% mexicano 😁😁
Edwingo ah qué bueno té mando saludos guapo 😘
Valery cheka mi canal veras que no soy tan wuapo 😣😣😣
jajaja
Guera you are going to miss CHURROS when you live Mexico, and Greg is going to miss Tortas !! LOL...
Mr. Poinset was the US Anbassador in Mexico at the time and took this flower there when going back...Christmas Eve Flower inspanish...CuetlaXochitl in Mexica
You guys are living te Mexican dream!
Eating and enjoying the best of Mexico City!!!
We really are!
Of course you loved it! It is not just a Sanborns it is "La casa de los azulejos". The house or palace belonged to the Alva's family. It was pretty original back in the XVIII century & it is still nowdays. The Azulejos are from Puebla, as you could appreciate it is a masterpiece, an example of one the best artcrafts in Mexico. By the way, the Franz Mayer museum right in Hidalgo's avenue next to the Alameda is one of the most beautiful artcrafts museums in the place. The Azulejos are from Puebla (like the Perms' ;) if there's that pure hue, a sort of indigo blue in an azulejo, it means it is the best azulejo you can find so if you remember the color it is actually it is also the expensive one. So the value of this beautiful place it's both related to the cost itself & design because patterns are truly amazing when you consider it as a design unit. A very difficult task was to create that level of symmetry & harmony. In Mexico city back in those days was difficult to conserve that kind of properties forced the owners to offer the first levels and rented those for commercial activities. And don't forget the patio...Pancho Villa made his horse go inside to the exact place where you were enjoying the Enchiladas Suizas. By the way for breakfast you can enjoy all kind of delicious eggs my favorite dish are the spicy "Huevos a la albañil". Part of the house was burned in a fire :( so, it was bigger & much more beautiful. NOW you must visit one of the beautiful & best restaurants "La fonda del recuerdo" their speciality is food from Veracruz. "El Danubio" a famous restaurant en el Zocalo one of the best places & their speciality is sea food. You can visit "La Hacienda de los Morales" if you want an exclusive & delicious place to eat mexican food in Polanco, "Restaurante el Lago" in Chapultepec or "La gruta" if you go to Teotihuacan is the best place to eat. The restaurant was founded in the Porfiriato. Enjoy!!
After studying abroad in Mexico City, I can't help but watch videos of the city I fell in love with, so thanks for the videos of the city!
muchos dislikes jente envidiosa,Sigan con sus videos me gustan mucho...saludos desde Chicago Il.
WTF..es verdad, que onda con esos dislikes? =O.
Melissa Colin T. no entiendo porque? yo no veo nada malo de este video...Saludos Melissa Colin.
la chusca Una expresión muy despectiva... pero sé a que te refieres, y es verdad! mucho centro y suramericano. 🙋
Escocrier Tres hay muche gente envidiosa .racista otras nacionalidades k no les caemos los mexicanos...buenos videos de mi bella ciudad .viva mexicooo !!
La Ciudad de México es bellísima, también conozco Chicago y es impresionante creo qué hay algún parecido entre las dos, cosas de las grandes ciudades, te tratan de maravilla, Giorgios Pizza en Chicago riquísimo.
Your channel is growing fast!
porque 👎si el video esta super no agan caso aesa gente ustedes para delante saludos
Wow, Sanborn's Azulejos! I grew up in that place, I love it and now my children love it too. It's also not just a touristy place but a very much locals place. It's also so much more than a restaurant since it has pharmacy, bakery, jewelry store, music store, clothes store, perfume store, gifts, electronics store, toy store, chocolaterie, etc etc etc, good online presence, good prices if you compare to other similar places plus good hours and classic Mexican food that is consistently good (since I was a child). Also their fruit juices are freshly made and come in amazing combinations that we love. Carlos Slim owns it, just like the Soumaya Museum (go!).... Best restaurants? OK, but consider we're Chefs so we might be a little prejudiced ok? Here goes:
1- Pujol, Mexico's Michellin Star Restaurant , amazing, not expensive if you compare to other Michellin places, it's a steal and totally worth it. 2- Azul Historico in Historic Center, romantic place set inside an old mansion, great food and wonderful Mezcal tastings, totally worth it. 3- Cafe Tacuba, an old favorite, love their coffee, tamales and everything about the place. 4- Contramar, because I love fish! 5- El Cardenal because... 6- La Casa de Tono, you know this one. 7- Fonda Margarita in la Del Valle for down home Mexican Cooking. Anyway there's so much there I'm looking forward to CDMX. Did you get the "Ruta de la Garnacha", it's on Amazon for $3 US, good options for cheap, good street food which I did not recommend until I give it the seal of approval. Now I have to leave because I made myself hungry!!!! Love the Huevos Sanborn's which are in reality called "Huevos en Rabo de Mestizo" a truly classic Mexican dish YUM! Also try the Pepitos....
Beautiful video like usual! Love that place, it reminds me me when I used to live there, used to go with my parents, family and friends for different occasions. That building is a jewel like Bellas Artes and Alameda. Glad you finally tried molletes and also love the traditional enchiladas suizas which were my Granma’s favorite dish. Chilaquiles verdes in desayuno package are good too! Thank you guys. Go to “El Bajío”. And if you go to Coyoacán again “Hacienda de Cortez” is great for breakfast, Gran Hotel Ciudad de México, there is a restaurant on the top. El San Ángel Inn, Bellini (Top of Mexico City WTC, but go like 5pm, Clear day so you see City views day and night) and Hacienda de los Morales are excelente but pricey. Don’t forget to go to Polanco! Lots of things to see there, including streets, Lincoln Park, Masaryk Ave, El Palacio de Hierro, Antara and Soumaya Museum. Entire day of fun. Last but not least, Teotihuacán. Hugs 🤗
Wow guys! The quality of content in your videos is improving every time! They have more of a professional feel to them but still very fun to watch. Thanks for displaying Mexico in such a positive light.
3:53 bubu lubus!!! 😂😂😂 You are the best
Juan Carlos and u r so handsome!! 😘😘😘😘
Thanks guys for sharing this beautiful videos about Mexico I'm from Mexico city but I moved to Canada , you guys makes me feel so proud about my hometown , I was working close to the Bellas Artes , my best wishes always 😎
Que lindos recuerdos me trae el Samborn's de Madero desde niño algunas veces mi papa me llevaba pues le encantaban los molletes con harto pico de gallo y un buen café o un té helado dependiendo de la temporada, gusto que me heredó, lástima que ahora vivo un tanto retirado de la CD MX pues quiero llevar ahora a mi hijito al igual que su abuelo lo hacia conmigo, Saludos!!!
Meixueiro80...que memorias con tu comentario me hicieron viajar al pasado con mi viejo el me llevaba a sambors
paapi Montes + En mi caso cuando pierdes un ser tan querido los recuerdos se convierten en autentico oro molido y es grato pensar en ello, me da gusto que al igual que yo guardes buenos recuerdos también, saludos!!!
Amazing guys you guys deserve more subscribers
I have literally been binging on your videos for 2 days in a row...great work guys, i miss my mexico...
Greetings from Kansas
Cada mexicano tiene su Sanborns favorito. Yo iba mucho a uno que está muy cerquita, sobre Av. Juárez, sobre todo por la atención de las meseras, pero definitivamente, no hay nada igual que el de los Azulejos, por su magia y belleza.
Wow, that park is beautiful and the old building with decorations of Navidad is amazing. Thank you so much. I enjoyed very much your video, same as all of the others I have already seen.
Stumbled upon your vids after deciding I need to escape Vt during the Winters. Enjoying them a lot. Thanks for the time and effort that you both put into them. Informative and fun to watch. Greg I think you hit the jackpot with that wonderful young lady! Keep up the good work and Happy Holidays to you both!
It’s great to see people enjoying the food and culture of Mexico 🇲🇽 god bless you guys and enjoy. Love the videos and keep them coming 👍🏻
A long time ago that I did not visit the Alameda, but watching this video, for a moment I saw myself walking around and I felt relaxed ... it really is a very beautiful park, and La casa de Los Azulejos is so beautiful too! and everything you ate looked yummy!!!!! I love enchiladas suizas!! how about the prices, expensive or good?
Enchiladas suizas, casa de los azulejos. Delicious!
Your information is correct guys, nochebuenas are originals from Mexico, Poinsettia is the last name of an US ambassador who was interested in this plant and took it to your country and made it popular there, they are related with Christmas because the leaves turn red only during the winter season, another thing you may not know is that they look like a plant but they can reach the high of a tree if planted on the ground
Poinsettia is indeed Mexican, lol Luis is right, lol
THANK YOU GUYS!! FOR THIS VIDEOS ARE AWESOME!! I'M ALWAYS ENJOYING IT.. WELCOME TO MEXICO, GLAD YOU GUYS HAVING FUN!! STAY SAFE ...
Guysss! Pico de gallo on a mollete is MAnDATORY!!!! Otherwise would be like a pizza without cheese!
Congrats on you 20k subs!!!
OMG! That was the biggest pinata I have ever seen!! In regards to whether there should be vendors in the park - I think there should be one spot designated for vendors and maybe not in the middle of the park but more off to the side somewhere. Even though the serenity is nice, people get hungry and thirsty when they're out and about. I can't get over how beautiful and clean the park is and how many amazing statues are there. Thanks for the journey!
I just went to CDMX two months ago and i love it😍, see your videos is like live my trip again😔😉. Love your videos, You are amazing people.
Wow, when I subscribed to your channel back in October you had 15,000 subscribers. Now you have 20,000! Happy for you guys.
DEAR KENNONS: YOUR COMMENTARIES ARE VERY RESPECTFUL. YOU TWO LOOK VERY HAPPY TRAVELING IN MEXICO CITY. THIS OLFD CITY HAS A LOT OF INTERESTING PLACES TO GO....DID YOU KNOW THAT MEXICO CITY HOSTS MORE THAN 55 MAGNIFICENT MUSEUMS?
at first I thought you said "disrespectful" haha. I think there may be even more museums than that! They are everywhere! haha thank you for watching!!
Los amo me encantan sus vídeos... Me da muchísimo gusto que se la estén pasando genial en mi México lindo y Querido... 😘😘
GÜEREJA!!!!!.. the noche buena flower is native to Mexico!, in fact it grows wild in some states, tropical forest or dry forest it doesn't care, it is indigenous to the land.. it was named ponttesia after the U.S. ambassador who introduced the plant there, to the gringos, you would think he discovered a new species or something, naming it after him, it already had a name, 😕
In náhuatl language, Cuetlaxóchitl ("Withering flower") cuetlahui =Withering, xochitl= flower
You guys are addictive, I can’t stop watching your videos.
Hey Kennons! Since you are torta fanatics, I'd like to recommend you to try the Tortas Robles, it is a small torta shack and it is only one block away from the Alameda. It is actually next to the Museo Mural Diego Rivera. On that shack you'll find a more homemade kind of tortas, not that big but full of flavor, plus they are really cheap!
The "Noche Buena" flower was first imported from Mexico to the U.S. by a 19th century American ambassador to Mexico with last name Poinsett. The flower became popular in the U.S. and was renamed after Poinsett.
Hi. Your videos are amazing and I love the way you research to provide with accurate (for the most part) information on the places you visit. Regarding Sanborn's, it's not the best option when talking about food, its quality is fair. What's worth about it is the building itself, which is a true gem.
Once again thank for your showing a much more positive view of Mexico.
I'll keep on watching.
What? 309 thumbs down? I wonder if the people who gave thumbs down, either, don´t like Mexico or perhaps don´t like Sanborn´s or they´re just bitter. You guys are great and your videos are very informative and entertaining!
Haha oh my goodness. What in the world? That is so strange! Thank you for your support!!
Haha oh my goodness! What in the world? That is so strange. Thank you for your support!!!
Congrats on the great videos, I’ve been watching your videos for a while, but so far this one is my favorite because i love molletes Sanborns and secondly i did the Christmas decorations for that Sanborns and it felt great to see them here so unexpectedly, it was really a nice surprise. Keep up the great job!
No vendors. At all.
The recommendation was about the building mainly not too much for the food. There are some painting very interesting there. A few blocks from that place there is bar opera (calle 5 de mayo numero 10) is historical. ask them to tell the anecdote about Pancho Villa. You can also eat there or just go and see the place.
love the videos guys , keep up the great job. Do you know if metal detecting is aloud at the park. I know kind of odd question lol
I liked it very much Parque Alameda, very beautiful with these Nochebuenas...I have been to Sanborns in Tijuana and always get the buffet, i love it...los tamales y el pozole my favorites...thank you guys!!!
Mexico City can be a frightening City, I personally had travel to Many Cities in Europe ,Canada and the US but nothing compares to Mexico City! where more than twenty Million People work and live. however you can find peace anywhere, a little cafe around Alameda Central or a Food Stand by Centro Histórico. I hope you Guys liked My City come back again.
Poinsettia is named after Pointset, the US ambassador to Mexico who liked the flower named Nochebuena in Mexico, imported it to the US and said : "this is my favorite flower ever, and so I name it after me" (google it).
Thanks for sharing, CDMX is one of my favourite places to visit, in fact me and my family just visited and went to eat at the Sanborns, casa de Los azulejos. Best regards and merry Christmas.
Glad your enjoying my hometown ! Mexico City has it all from the culture to NFL games , NBA , Formula 1 RACING . I Live now in Coachella and miss all these spots there. Their's a restaurant near Zocalo is in one of the old buildings like i the second floor they have a real good soup call sopa de Lima is amazing! And Cochinita pibil like agent Sands had in Once upon a time in Mexico !. Go to Guanajuato too 5 hrs drive is my favorite city !
Just crossing the street from Alameda you'll find the Hotel Cortez, which is over 300 years old (corrections are welcome). It is worth your while to film and check its architecture based on stones neatly assembled.
I love it, I'm original from Mexico but now I live in Connecticut I haven't have the chance to go to all these places. My next visit to Mexico definitely I have to go there thank you for all yours vides
If you´re still in CDMX, try to take a coffe at the top of the building of Sears, right in front of the Bellas Artes building, in the night... the view will leave you breathless.
Oh man! Her face tasting the molletes is priceless. :)
Found this about Sanborns for you in Wikipedia under Casa de los Azulejos. The descendants of the founders were my classmates at the American School in Mèxico City. Sanborns Edit
Fountain wall of restaurant
Early in the 20th century, Frank Sanborn and his brother Walter opened a small soda fountain/drugstore on Filomeno Mata Street in the historic center of Mexico City, calling it Sanborns American Pharmacy[2] In 1917, the two brothers saw the old mansion as a place to expand their business. They took two years to remodel it, putting a stained-glass roof over the main courtyard, putting in new floors and adding a peacock mural by Romanian painter Pacologue. A less important mural was painted by José Clemente Orozco in 1925 called Omnisciencia, solicited by his friend Francisco-Sergio (Paco) de Yturbe with the approval of the Sanborns brothers.[1] A restaurant covered the inner courtyard and now dominates the establishment, which now is the flagship site for a chain of restaurants called Sanborns.[4][5] The building was declared a national monument in 1931.[5] Since the early 20th century, this Sanborns has been a popular place to have a meal in luxurious surroundings.[4] The business has hosted painters, writers, actors, poets and revolutionaries. It was a symbol of a cosmopolitan atmosphere in the first half of the 20th century.[2] The building was restored again between 1993 and 1995 after suffering a minor fire on the second floor. This project was aimed at preserving the elements of the building dating from the Baroque period, the French and Art Nouveau elements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as the two murals, which had deteriorated considerably.[1] Sanborns currently belongs to billionaire Carlos Slim.
Nice. I stayed right in front of the palacio de bellas artes when i visited Mexico City. It's a nice area to stay at. It's very safe around alameda park. How long have you been living in Mexico?
Hi, my name is Alejandro (Alex) and just found your channel and almost inmediately subscribed to it. You guys are really cool.
There's another restaurant if I remember correctly, on the same street as that Samborn's but on the side of the Cathedral its name is "El Popular" you have to arrive early or with enough time to spend as there's usually a waiting line. They bake their own bread and definitely must try the "chuz", they always and only get them out at 4pm sharp so you've got to be there on time as they fly the moment they're out of the oven. Have a nice day
¡Bravo, Sanborn's de los Azulejos!
I think a mysterious lady from Querétaro recommended it too. :-o
"Should I be concerned?" Funny.
Haha amazing, amazing! Videos guys. Thank you for your videos there's so many places don't really know CDMX have. Greetings
Wow i had missed this awesome video Lovely Sanborns Restaurant i must visit but what i love most is That beautiful Park i was born close to that park in Mexico City love my City of Birth!
Once I read an article about the best restaurants in Centro Histórico. I recommend you go there. Some are for tourist, some are for locals, but they all have something to offer. All except one are very old restaurants.
1) Hostería de Santo Domingo (chiles en nogada all year round, and Sunday brunch is really good)
2) Café de Tacuba (hot chocolate, churros and tamales)
3) Bar La Ópera (this one is famous for the gun shot at the ceiling by Pancho Villa)
4) El Cardenal (good for breakfast)
5) La Blanca (love their cochinita pibil)
6) Cafe el Popular (good at any time of the day)
7) La Terraza at Gran Hotel de Mexico (good for late dinner, this time of the year it has a great view of Zocalo at night)
8) Casino Español (any time of the day)
9) Café de la Gran Ciudad (excellent view of Bellas Artes Palace)
Greetings :)
hi Gueros, I highly recommend a very AWSOME restaurant called AZUL HISTORICO very close to el zolcalo. It's at Isabel la católica #30 . Across te street frío el casino español, another awesome place. Azul it's like no other restaurant you have been too.
David Legarreta hola David, eres de la cd de Mexico?
So true. Great place.
The flowers were sacred to the aztec, the spaniards called them "Nochebuena" because they bloom in december (around christmas time). In the US they are known as Poinsettias because they were introduced to your country by H. Poinsett (who was a nefarious ambassador of the US in Mexico during the early 1800's).
jajaja it was so funny when she lost her mind when see the squirrel XD
Yes, is better with no vendors in the park , so keep it cleaner, and Peaceful! Mmmm I love your breakfast specially the "molletes" ! Nice video and now you are a really ambassadors of Mexican Culture! Congratulations!
Been a fan of yours for years...thank you gor exposing and breaking the myths of what most gringos don't know about Mexico and Mexicans culture...once again much thanks
Impressed with your knowledge of our history. Welcome to our home!!!
Sanborn family created the first phrancise concept in MX with a restaurant/store of everything for the people... Now it belongs to Mr. Carlos Slim, one of the billionares of the World, born in Mexico City and a hero of mine for what he had done for my city! ;)
La noche buena es orgullosamente de México para el mundo!! The " Poinsettia" is proudly from Mexico to the world!
Hello Amigos,
As soon as I saw the "NocheBuenas/Pointsettias" in the Alameda background I was going to point out that those plants are native to Mexico just like turkey and chocolate. Other people are already talking about it. Very nice.
Hey guys, another fun interesting video! Luis is right, poinsettias are original from southeastern México. Sanborn is the last name of the founders of the chain, which now belongs to Carlos Slim. The name "enchiladas suizas" is not because they come from Switzerland, of course. It is because they are covered with cheese and cream... and someone just came up with the idea that the dish looks like the Swiss Alps.
El centro histórico is just one beautiful, historical location after another! That Sanborn is gorgeous...did you go upstairs too...check out the old photographs from that restaurant during the revolution. Love it all, thanks!
Hello Amigos,
As soon as I saw the "NocheBuenas/Pointsettias" in the Alameda I was going to point out that those plants are native to Mexico just like turkey and chocolate. Other people are already talking about it. Very nice.
Hello Amigos,
As soon as I saw the "NocheBuenas/Pointsettias" in the Alameda background I was going to point out that those plants are native to Mexico just like turkey and chocola
te. Other people are already talking about it. Very nice.
Tip: Molletes tastes better is you put a little (or a lot) amount of the "Mexican sauce (chopped tomato, onion and chili)" that appears next to them. :-)
Hearing la wera say Bubulubu gives me life.
Amazing video, and as always, I'm craving some of that food, especially the enchiladas suizas, btw, the green sauce on top of them is creamy tomatillo sauce.
Mucha envidia de la buena. I love all those buildings with the classic architecture.
Awesome :) I like your video. Just... I noticed you ate the molletes without anything on top of them. You are supposed to add the thing they gave you full of tomato and onion and chilli... It looks like some sauce, but it's just the topping for the molletes, haha. I'm glad you liked it here... I live very close to where you were.
Great video guys!!! Amazing videos every time.
You should try "La Pagoda". It's near la casa de los azulejos. And it's a classic breakfast restorant, and delicious. ❤
We have been there actually, but I don't think on video:/ Great place!!
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS GREG AND HILLARY! ALWAYS THUMBS UP! :-) SALUDOS AMIGOS ...!
Recomend you restaurant bar “La Opera” is two blocks from Sanborns, but its a little bit expensive, you can also try the bread of the antiques bakerys of the el centro histórico, so good bread!
Great video, guys! You should go to Mercado de Jamaica and over there you can eat some real good Huaraches. There's a special section of the market where you can choose from several options. The market itself is a flower market and right now is full of Christmas trees people buy for their houses.
I love my city i missed but my life its here in kansas now but this year i going to eat real tacos animo gueros 😀
You guys should try "El Cardenal" for breakfast. It is amazing. There are a few around the city. But near the City Center there is one inside the Hilton Alameda and another a couple blocks away from the Sanborns you just went. The conchas with nata are great
La Alameda was the first park in the Western Hemisphere. Saludos! Me encantan sus vídeos!
(heart) your video...I used to live in Mexico City, it's a beautiful city...I guess, people already recommended to visit "Los Bisquets Bisquets Obregón." OMG! I promise you guys you'll love it!
You must go to El Café de Tacuba, it is very close to Alameda Park in the 28 Tacuba Street.. And also restaurant El Cardenal which have two branches, one at the Hilton Hotel in front of Alameda Park and the other in 23 Palma Street at the Downtown...
By the way, the best breakfast place in downtown Mexico is Café Tacuba infront of metro Allende. It is absolutely mindblowing.
"la hostería de sto domingo" is one of the must traditional places in Mexico.
One of the more traditional gourmet plates in mexican cuisine was invented there to commemorate the entering of the "trigarante" army to the city.
I am of course speaking of the "Chile en Nogada".
Hay varias alamedas en CDMX, ustedes estuvieron en la Alameda Central ( que está de un lado del Palacio de Bellas Artes), junto al aeropuerto está a Alameda Oriente, y ahí por Villa Coapa está la Alameda del Sur.
Por cierto en Santa Fe ( una colonia en el poniente de CDMX donde hay edificios corporativos ) inauguraron recientemente un parque, el parque " La Mexicana" que también quedó bonito, lo difícil de Santa Fe es llegar en transporte público, y como el parque es nuevo y los árboles llevan poco tiempo plantados los van a ver algo pequeños y sin muchas hojas. A un parque que sí pueden llegar fácilmente en transporte público es el Parque Hundido, también les recomiendo ir para allá, pueden llegar en metrobus. Respecto a Chapultepec, si lo visitan es imposible que lo conozcan todo en un día, porque abarca desde el Bosque de Chapultepec ( donde se encuentran el Museo de Antropología, el Auditorio Nacional, el Museo Nacional de Historia [Castillo de Chapultepec]) hasta el Museo de Historia Natural, el MUTEC, el Papalote Museo del Niño, Feria de Chapultepec y el Panteón de Dolores, o sea desde Reforma poco después del Ángel de la Independencia hasta Constituyentes en la salida a la Carretera hacia Toluca, de hecho antes de la carretera a Toluca se juntan Constituyentes y Paseo de la Reforma, pero ese pedazo del Ángel de la independencia a donde se juntan Reforma y Constituyentes es enorme, si no me creen chequenlo en Google maps.
Manuel Sánchez ......Manuel....ya fueron....checalo.