I see you missed all the south of the city (except Xochimilco and Coyoacan) where you can find very charming and fantastic places such as the San Angel artist market on Saturdays, UNAM Campus (which includes its cultural center. It deserves a tour apart by itself), Tlalpan Center, Cucilico Pyramid, walk Chimalistac neighborhood (and Bombilla park). Also, that area is really lovely to live in.
12:00 NO. La Alameda Central de ninguna manera está inspirada en el Central Park de Nueva York, en todo caso sería al revés. La Alameda Central es considerado el parque público más antiguo de America (America como continente, por cierto), proyectada por el virrey Luis de Velasco y Castilla en 1590 e inaugurada en 1592. Es uno de los ejemplos más notables de jardines de traza renacentista del continente, y parte fundamental de la historia de México en todas sus etapas, tanto que es la protagonista del célebre mural de Diego Rivera “Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central”. Se agradecería un poco más de investigación previa en futuros vídeos, ya que veo que no la hay. Dimes y diretes ya tenemos muchos en México.
Mexico City officially as you well said it is around 9 million people, but in reality the metropolitan area which includes the Mexico State borders aka Mexico Valley is around 23 million people.
Oh you will love your stay. I’m super sure. México is great for vegetarians. In the restaurants you always find something and actually also street food I think. Chilaquiles for example is a traditional dish. You can just order it without chicken. Tastes amazing 💜
12:00 not true, neither considered the city central park nor inspired on NY central Park...probably you are confusing the "park" with Chapultepec, which is a forest, now a huge park, which dates back hundreds of years into Aztec times, so no way it is also "inspired" in NY central park. Please do some reaserch beforehand.
I see you missed all the south of the city (except Xochimilco and Coyoacan) where you can find very charming and fantastic places such as the San Angel artist market on Saturdays, UNAM Campus (which includes its cultural center. It deserves a tour apart by itself), Tlalpan Center, Cucilico Pyramid, walk Chimalistac neighborhood (and Bombilla park). Also, that area is really lovely to live in.
Thank you so much for all the recommendations. Next time I’m there, I’ll definitely check out the entire area in the south ❤
12:00 NO. La Alameda Central de ninguna manera está inspirada en el Central Park de Nueva York, en todo caso sería al revés. La Alameda Central es considerado el parque público más antiguo de America (America como continente, por cierto), proyectada por el virrey Luis de Velasco y Castilla en 1590 e inaugurada en 1592. Es uno de los ejemplos más notables de jardines de traza renacentista del continente, y parte fundamental de la historia de México en todas sus etapas, tanto que es la protagonista del célebre mural de Diego Rivera “Sueño de una tarde dominical en la Alameda Central”.
Se agradecería un poco más de investigación previa en futuros vídeos, ya que veo que no la hay. Dimes y diretes ya tenemos muchos en México.
Apologies. That’s what I was told. I hope you liked the rest of the video
Mexico City officially as you well said it is around 9 million people, but in reality the metropolitan area which includes the Mexico State borders aka Mexico Valley is around 23 million people.
Wow. That’s crazy. I didn’t know that the suburban area is that big.
Helpful vlog! I’m heading there in 2 weeks as a solo female traveller and cannot wait! How did you find CDMX for vegetarian food options?
Oh you will love your stay. I’m super sure. México is great for vegetarians. In the restaurants you always find something and actually also street food I think. Chilaquiles for example is a traditional dish. You can just order it without chicken. Tastes amazing 💜
12:00 not true, neither considered the city central park nor inspired on NY central Park...probably you are confusing the "park" with Chapultepec, which is a forest, now a huge park, which dates back hundreds of years into Aztec times, so no way it is also "inspired" in NY central park. Please do some reaserch beforehand.
Apologies. I didn’t know. This is what I was told that’s why I said apparently. I hope you liked the rest of the video