🛌Check this for MORE AREAS TO STAY: www.indietraveller.co/where-to-stay-in-mexico-city/ TOP 3 activities to book: 🏛 Tour the epic pyramids of Teotihuacan tinyurl.com/p98ymeyu 🚣♂ Float through the canals of Xochimilco tinyurl.com/4yrr3ttb 🤼 Watch a Lucha Libre fight with a local: tinyurl.com/2p984vd
I just got back from my first visit to Mexico City and while I didn’t watch this until now, I can say that this is a really good quick guide! One interesting side note that he didn’t mention is that CDMX (Mexico City) is really progressive! Has a great public bikeshare system (like many US cities), bike lanes all over, plastic bags in grocery stores are not allowed, and same sex marriage has been legal for years. I was there for five nights and, after watching this video, I realize I could have stayed for two weeks!
Two weeks minimum! When you consider all other places nearby, like Chalma, Taxco, desierto do los leones ect. You can stay for two months, visit a different place each day and it still wouldn't be enough time in my opinion.
Chilango over here, this is by far the best video of cdmx I have seen. Regarding places to stay you're absolutely right, many people stay in condesa-roma-polanco area, and as a south cdmx resident I think you are missing a lot of beautiful places in the city. as San Angel, Pedregal, CU, bosque de pedregral, bosque de tlalpan. So, you can also consider coyoacan as a great place to stay. :) welcome to our city!!!!!
Thank you and yeah fair point! I aimed this at first time visitors who almost always stay in those two tourist areas. Some of the areas you mention I don't know yet and will consider next time! I love San Angel and Coyoacan
@@vguerrero805 Mexico City is safe I am from Mexico City just went on 2023 haven’t been there for almost 30 years and omg I was so shock to see the change and yes it is safe.
Tremendous Capital City!. Visitors quickly realize of the history, traditions, and culture. Wonderful architecture, art and delicious gastronomy. Mexico City is just fascinating, to much to explore and discover Mexico, the country has the largest number of world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in the Americas! Nice vid!
This video beautifully captures the essence of Mexico City! 🌆 The vibrant colors, bustling streets, and rich cultural heritage make it a truly captivating destination. From the historic landmarks like the Zócalo and the stunning architecture of the Palacio de Bellas Artes to the mouthwatering street food and lively markets, Mexico City offers a unique and unforgettable experience.
Hi, I'm currently in Mexico City and your guide has helped me to make the most of my trip! Thank you so much, it's one of the most condensed and informative videos about Mexico City out there!
Wow, this guide is incredibly comprehensive! 🌎🇲🇽 The insights into Mexico City's museums, especially the Anthropological Museum, make me want to book a flight right away. The local perspective on where to stay is valuable, and I love the suggestion to explore beyond the typical tourist spots. Also, thanks for the practical tips on getting around and using the local SIM card. It's clear you put a lot of effort into this guide. Looking forward to more travel tips from you! 🛫✨
You should really visit the Antropologia museum in CDMX! Couple it with a visit to Chapultepec park and Castle, thats one day. You will love the amount of culture, artifacts etc. displayed :)
An interesting and enjoyable walk. I felt like I was in Mexico City and it makes me want to visit myself. Thanks for the share from a new subscriber. 🙏❤️👍
I visited six weeks ago but just now seeing this. Really enjoyed the video and feel you do a great job! I would add that the castle at the top of Chapultepec Park is now the Nstional History Museum. The Palacio de Bellas Artes is also stunning with numerous murals by all the Mexican masters. The glass curtain on the performance stage was commissioned by Louis Tiffany in 1912 (think that was the year). It's incredible. Thanks for some great tips for my next visit to CDMX.
Thank you for this very informative video. Super great. Loved it. I'll be visiting Mexico for the first time this December. Will start off my journey in Mexico City. Looking forward to this trip :)
Just watched your Mexico City travel guide, and I'm blown away! The museum recommendations are spot-on, and the insights into neighborhoods and transportation are super helpful. Ready to explore CDMX armed with these awesome tips! 👍🌆
Instead of Torre Latinoamericana, I recommend saving the 250 Pesos and go to Restaurant Bellini, South of Condesa, to enjoy the same view with a beer and with much less tourists.
Nice job! We are frequent visitors to Mexico City and I can attest to the quality of info you provide here. After having stayed in several areas - I would not recommend staying in Centro. We stayed in the Gran Hotel (James Bond Spectre) one time. It was beautiful, and right on the Zocalo - but the area was dead and a bit sketchy at night. Perhaps a happy middle ground is Juarez - an easy walk to Centro and the restaurants of Roma. Another good area is Navarte - just south of Roma (cheaper and more locals). For museums, I would also recommend the Museo Nacional De Arte (MUNAL) - in Centro. A gorgeous building and they get some great visiting exhibitions (we saw a Caravaggio there). We also loved the Contemporary Art museum at the university (UNAM). Good luck with your channel - you are on the right track!
I have been to Mexico City back in 1980. It just reminded me of where I live in Los Angeles. Crowded! I really loved Guadalajara, Mexico it was so beautiful and green back at the time. My niece just flew back from Guadalajara, and she loved it. She showed me pictures and I cannot believe how much it has grown. She and her boyfriend who has family there want to buy a house in GDL. Los Angeles is way too expensive to live for young couples. But I told her if she moves out there, I have a place to visit once in a while. She says there are many Hi-Tech companies out there and it is growing for that reason. When I went there in 1980, there were not that many high-rise buildings but now It looks like either New York or Los Angeles. Pretty amazing.
Great video. Very informative. If time is not an issue, how many days would you recommend to stay in Mexico? Enough to see the must sees, must dos and must eats…or enough to experience everything mentioned in this video. Thanks a lot, looking forward to your reply.
Marek, you channel is seriously underrated. Great video quality, great tips and info and so little subs and views. But it's a matter of time for them to grow. Quality content will help. Cheers and good luck. I do follow you from the blog
Great Video !! Next time visit CHIMALISTAC and SAN ANGEL neighborhoods ( very charming) Go to the iconic SOUMAYA museum, If you love Huge and Modern Parks PARQUE LA MEXICANA is the one, Don´t miss CASTILLO DE CHAPULTEPEC ( the only one Royal Castle in the Americas )
No, dont drink it. Hands, teeth are ok, locals dont drink tap water ever. If you want to drink water use bonafont, epura, ciel, commercial brands you can find in supermarkets.
Hey i fee the same way im headinbg over there dec 4 till 8 th..what do you plan to explore ? I want to do the pyramids but i do t wanna do tour this video says you can do it alone.
Asumo que eres Mexicano. Debes sentirte muy orgulloso de esa majestuosa ciudad capital. No queria regresarme. Es una absoluta belleza con su gente tan culta y amable. He visitado varias ciudades capitales y la Ciudad de Mexico es mi favorite despues de Roma,
Very nice video! Viva Mexico & CDMX! You mentioned the Museo Dolores Olmedo but . . . it has been closed for years due to COVID. When did you film this video? Gracias!
Yeah, that recommendation was based on a previous visit several years ago. The voiceover originally said it was closed during my visit in 2023 but that bit got cut
Thank you so much for this video! The most useful one I have found for our trip. Did you find public transportation (bus/train) easy to use there? Do you need to get tickets in advance? Thank you!
I've only taken coach buses to reach places outside the capital. They're fantastic and pre-buying tickets for these is optional. I've not taken inner city buses - I prefer using ridehailing for this which is cheap and plentiful in CDMX. The metro is decent, though often very crowded and sometimes the signage is lacking, so I found it helpful to have a metro map on my phone. For longer distances in the city the metro is very useable, for shorter distances I found taxis/ridehailing very practical. Have fun :)
As long as you're recommending pre-columbian and Rivera/Kahlo museums, you can do both if you drop a visit to the Anahuacalli museum . Is the house studio Diego Rivera built in the style of an aztec temple. Today houses his personal collection of prehispanic pieces.
I enjoyed the video. I would have added Tepeyac, where millions of Catholic pilgrims travel every year. Also, the modern art galleries in the DF are many, varied and splendid.
Thank you for this review, it is so helpful as I am going to Mexico City in the summer, I cannot wait to get there. It looks stunning and I love how much there is to do and see! My last stop will be in Oaxaca, does anyone have any advice about Aeromexico airlines? I have read bad reviews about it but would like to know of any other opinions as I will be flying with them back to Mexico City.
I'm making plans to visit CDMX in Sept for my birthday. I was there many years ago and have wanted to go back so am giving it to myself as a birthday gift. I had already decided to stay in Condesa as it looks to be close to the things I want to see and close to a large park. How long would you recommend to stay?
Good vidéo. CDMX is huge… I lived in Tokyo, so hopefully I’ll find my way in this wonderful city. Regarding public transportation… why does everybody says it’s when you are on a budget?!? It’s often the best on many aspects. Indeed, it’s saving friendly but it’s also environmental friendly and respectful to your environment. Cars aren’t private… they are using roads and bridges that are immensely more expensive than subways and trams… In the end, like it is in Tokyo, a wealthy city is not when poor people can afford their own cars but when rich people uses public transportation…
True, I'm a fan of public transit too, though the metro in CDMX is sadly nothing like the metro in Tokyo. Delays, cancellations, and extreme crowds are common, so for a tourist it can be more practical to take a taxi...
Great video my friend... We'll take the advice... Go with an UBER ... use an apple iPhone Translator if you aren't fluent en Espanol 😁⭐⭐⭐⭐🖼️🖌️ That Frida Movie was awesome 🍿🎥
@@12DanihellDG Excellent. Depending on your expectations you can check out urban city life, teothiucan pyramids, frida kahlo museum..etc. there are many alternative trips around mexico city and in the city as well.
The largest art colection of Frida Kahlo is in the modern art museum in Chaputepec, its an underrated museum but if you like Frida you should go thier and its cheap.
When I was there, I was wondering why anyone would leave such an wonderful city. In fact, I did not want to return to my country. Not sure how long you have been out, but I was impressed with absolutely everything and the people. It was paradise to me. 🥰
🛌Check this for MORE AREAS TO STAY: www.indietraveller.co/where-to-stay-in-mexico-city/
TOP 3 activities to book:
🏛 Tour the epic pyramids of Teotihuacan tinyurl.com/p98ymeyu
🚣♂ Float through the canals of Xochimilco tinyurl.com/4yrr3ttb
🤼 Watch a Lucha Libre fight with a local: tinyurl.com/2p984vd
I just got back from my first visit to Mexico City and while I didn’t watch this until now, I can say that this is a really good quick guide! One interesting side note that he didn’t mention is that CDMX (Mexico City) is really progressive! Has a great public bikeshare system (like many US cities), bike lanes all over, plastic bags in grocery stores are not allowed, and same sex marriage has been legal for years. I was there for five nights and, after watching this video, I realize I could have stayed for two weeks!
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Did you get sick from high altitude?
@@ChrisMurillo-pu9bj not at all. In fact, never even noticed it!
Two weeks minimum! When you consider all other places nearby, like Chalma, Taxco, desierto do los leones ect. You can stay for two months, visit a different place each day and it still wouldn't be enough time in my opinion.
🇲🇽 In my opinion, CDMX is the best capital city of América and one of the best in the whole world. Viva México 🎉🇲🇽🎉
Mm no
@@ALEXANDER-jl1cn Mm Yes
hell yeah of course !
Definitely
@@ALEXANDER-jl1cnhell yeah
Mexico City is just Amazing, the amount of richness in culture, food, art and arquitechture is top!!
Would have to agree.
@Andre-ic1hd MANY TIMES
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And kidnapping
@@TomHolland-ur7rz well you can´t have it all
2nd museum tip is spot on!! Absolutely amazing handcraft and display of indigenous, national artistry!
So much culture in Mexico City! One of my favorite go to places to get away.
Chilango over here, this is by far the best video of cdmx I have seen. Regarding places to stay you're absolutely right, many people stay in condesa-roma-polanco area, and as a south cdmx resident I think you are missing a lot of beautiful places in the city. as San Angel, Pedregal, CU, bosque de pedregral, bosque de tlalpan. So, you can also consider coyoacan as a great place to stay. :) welcome to our city!!!!!
Thank you and yeah fair point! I aimed this at first time visitors who almost always stay in those two tourist areas. Some of the areas you mention I don't know yet and will consider next time! I love San Angel and Coyoacan
Would you say these are safe? We are traveling with kids.
CU...Ciudad Universidad (UNAM) is a must. Great Suggestion.
@@vguerrero805 Mexico City is safe I am from Mexico City just went on 2023 haven’t been there for almost 30 years and omg I was so shock to see the change and yes it is safe.
Loved that you used the term "hipstery" to describe La Condesa & Roma!
Tremendous Capital City!. Visitors quickly realize of the history, traditions, and culture. Wonderful architecture, art and delicious gastronomy. Mexico City is just fascinating, to much to explore and discover
Mexico, the country has the largest number of world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in the Americas!
Nice vid!
This video beautifully captures the essence of Mexico City! 🌆 The vibrant colors, bustling streets, and rich cultural heritage make it a truly captivating destination. From the historic landmarks like the Zócalo and the stunning architecture of the Palacio de Bellas Artes to the mouthwatering street food and lively markets, Mexico City offers a unique and unforgettable experience.
Hi, I'm currently in Mexico City and your guide has helped me to make the most of my trip! Thank you so much, it's one of the most condensed and informative videos about Mexico City out there!
Glad it was helpful! Hope you have an amazing time 😊
@@indietraveller yes it was a great trip, I hope to go back to explore more!
The lady shaking her head at you while eating tacos 🌮 was hilarious 😂😂😂
Yeah she does not approve of vloggers 😅
I also caught that and also cackled hahaha
Pensé que nadie había notado eso pero si hahahaha
The Popular Arts museum is definitely one of the bests.
Great
Wow, this guide is incredibly comprehensive! 🌎🇲🇽 The insights into Mexico City's museums, especially the Anthropological Museum, make me want to book a flight right away. The local perspective on where to stay is valuable, and I love the suggestion to explore beyond the typical tourist spots. Also, thanks for the practical tips on getting around and using the local SIM card. It's clear you put a lot of effort into this guide. Looking forward to more travel tips from you! 🛫✨
You should really visit the Antropologia museum in CDMX! Couple it with a visit to Chapultepec park and Castle, thats one day. You will love the amount of culture, artifacts etc. displayed :)
Thank you for this. Your video has been the most helpful in planning for our trip!
An interesting and enjoyable walk. I felt like I was in Mexico City and it makes me want to visit myself. Thanks for the share from a new subscriber. 🙏❤️👍
I'm from CDMX, and I think you did a good job at explaining very broadly what to expect and where to go.
Great video. Just what I look for in a travel video. Thanks for putting it together! Liked and subscribed!
My pleasure, thanks for following!
I visited six weeks ago but just now seeing this. Really enjoyed the video and feel you do a great job!
I would add that the castle at the top of Chapultepec Park is now the Nstional History Museum. The Palacio de Bellas Artes is also stunning with numerous murals by all the Mexican masters. The glass curtain on the performance stage was commissioned by Louis Tiffany in 1912 (think that was the year). It's incredible. Thanks for some great tips for my next visit to CDMX.
This was fantastic. Thank you!
Thank you for this very informative video. Super great. Loved it. I'll be visiting Mexico for the first time this December. Will start off my journey in Mexico City. Looking forward to this trip :)
Have an awesome trip!
Just watched your Mexico City travel guide, and I'm blown away! The museum recommendations are spot-on, and the insights into neighborhoods and transportation are super helpful. Ready to explore CDMX armed with these awesome tips! 👍🌆
Thank you for your video! It is one of the best I could found about Mexico!
Instead of Torre Latinoamericana, I recommend saving the 250 Pesos and go to Restaurant Bellini, South of Condesa, to enjoy the same view with a beer and with much less tourists.
Thank you for this informative video. I'll be there next month and I can't wait!
Have a great trip!
Bro y from Brazil ! And I have been to Cancun , and thanks for sharing this video and I will go and visit Mexico City
Nice job! We are frequent visitors to Mexico City and I can attest to the quality of info you provide here. After having stayed in several areas - I would not recommend staying in Centro. We stayed in the Gran Hotel (James Bond Spectre) one time. It was beautiful, and right on the Zocalo - but the area was dead and a bit sketchy at night. Perhaps a happy middle ground is Juarez - an easy walk to Centro and the restaurants of Roma. Another good area is Navarte - just south of Roma (cheaper and more locals). For museums, I would also recommend the Museo Nacional De Arte (MUNAL) - in Centro. A gorgeous building and they get some great visiting exhibitions (we saw a Caravaggio there). We also loved the Contemporary Art museum at the university (UNAM). Good luck with your channel - you are on the right track!
Great tips! Also loved UNAM... couldn't include everything 😄
Espero regreses pronto!!! I hope you come back soon!!!3🇲🇽🙋🏼🎉
Voy a regresar pronto seguro! :D
Very helpful video, I’m looking forward to your next videos
I'm travelling to Mexico City next month, and I found this very helpful. Thank you!
I hope your okay.
Thanks for sharing. I'm excited to go for Day of the Dead!!!
Awesome video. Happy to have found your channel recently. Your style reminds me of back in the day watching Rick Steve’s on PBS. Thanks.
If I can channel just 1% of what Rick Steve does I'll be happy ;) Thanks for watching!
Thanks! This is great. And very comprehensive.
I have been to Mexico City back in 1980. It just reminded me of where I live in Los Angeles. Crowded! I really loved Guadalajara, Mexico it was so beautiful and green back at the time. My niece just flew back from Guadalajara, and she loved it. She showed me pictures and I cannot believe how much it has grown. She and her boyfriend who has family there want to buy a house in GDL. Los Angeles is way too expensive to live for young couples. But I told her if she moves out there, I have a place to visit once in a while. She says there are many Hi-Tech companies out there and it is growing for that reason. When I went there in 1980, there were not that many high-rise buildings but now It looks like either New York or Los Angeles. Pretty amazing.
You have to go back... it is impressive, awesome.... and people are super nice.
It was shocking for myself and I am from there but been living in California for almost 30 years just went back in 2023
This was interesting to watch...Greetings everybody from Amsterdam🇳🇱🏍⚡
Greetings from a fellow Dutchie (and former Amsterdam resident) 😁
Ohh echt haha. Top:). Do you miss the city sometimes?
Hi amigo, thanks for visiting my country. MÉXICO 🇲🇽
This was so informative and to the point!
Good information. I appreciate that you were to the point and only gave facts. Keep up the good work.
Great material❤ BBVA ATM are the most expensive 10 USD others are 60 pesos
BBVA is practically a scam!
Great video. Very informative. If time is not an issue, how many days would you recommend to stay in Mexico? Enough to see the must sees, must dos and must eats…or enough to experience everything mentioned in this video. Thanks a lot, looking forward to your reply.
I would say 5 days is a pretty good minimum for a pretty full experience including 1 or 2 day trips
Marek, you channel is seriously underrated. Great video quality, great tips and info and so little subs and views. But it's a matter of time for them to grow. Quality content will help. Cheers and good luck. I do follow you from the blog
Thank you, I appreciate your comment! The algorithms work in mysterious ways, but I'm just happy to be making videos 😄
Some amazing footage - well done.
Great Video !! Next time visit CHIMALISTAC and SAN ANGEL neighborhoods ( very charming) Go to the iconic SOUMAYA museum, If you love Huge and Modern Parks PARQUE LA MEXICANA is the one, Don´t miss CASTILLO DE CHAPULTEPEC ( the only one Royal Castle in the Americas )
Nice tips, I've been to some of those but not all. I'll be back in CDMX soon so will check out what I've missed! :)
In Australia we use bore water for irrigation of the front garden but perhaps if filtered, it can be used for drinking?
No, dont drink it. Hands, teeth are ok, locals dont drink tap water ever. If you want to drink water use bonafont, epura, ciel, commercial brands you can find in supermarkets.
If you live in San Diego and flying out of tijuana change your dollars in San Ysidro it pays a little more than Tijuana
Thanks, that was a great video and I actually feel a lot calmer about visiting this mega-city next week than I did before.
Hey i fee the same way im headinbg over there dec 4 till 8 th..what do you plan to explore ? I want to do the pyramids but i do t wanna do tour this video says you can do it alone.
Gracias por visitar Mexico.
Asumo que eres Mexicano. Debes sentirte muy orgulloso de esa majestuosa ciudad capital. No queria regresarme. Es una absoluta belleza con su gente tan culta y amable. He visitado varias ciudades capitales y la Ciudad de Mexico es mi favorite despues de Roma,
I recommend change the dollars to pesos in the airport. I think that is the best option!
Thank you so much for this video. It was very helpful
Very nice video! Viva Mexico & CDMX! You mentioned the Museo Dolores Olmedo but . . . it has been closed for years due to COVID. When did you film this video? Gracias!
Yeah, that recommendation was based on a previous visit several years ago. The voiceover originally said it was closed during my visit in 2023 but that bit got cut
Thank you so much for this video! The most useful one I have found for our trip. Did you find public transportation (bus/train) easy to use there? Do you need to get tickets in advance? Thank you!
I've only taken coach buses to reach places outside the capital. They're fantastic and pre-buying tickets for these is optional. I've not taken inner city buses - I prefer using ridehailing for this which is cheap and plentiful in CDMX. The metro is decent, though often very crowded and sometimes the signage is lacking, so I found it helpful to have a metro map on my phone. For longer distances in the city the metro is very useable, for shorter distances I found taxis/ridehailing very practical. Have fun :)
Passenger rail service (I mean trains, not metro) is very limited in Mexico btw and usually not worth it.
Thank you for sharing and for all the great tips
As long as you're recommending pre-columbian and Rivera/Kahlo museums, you can do both if you drop a visit to the Anahuacalli museum . Is the house studio Diego Rivera built in the style of an aztec temple. Today houses his personal collection of prehispanic pieces.
Good tip!
I enjoyed the video. I would have added Tepeyac, where millions of Catholic pilgrims travel every year. Also, the modern art galleries in the DF are many, varied and splendid.
Thank you for this review, it is so helpful as I am going to Mexico City in the summer, I cannot wait to get there. It looks stunning and I love how much there is to do and see!
My last stop will be in Oaxaca, does anyone have any advice about Aeromexico airlines? I have read bad reviews about it but would like to know of any other opinions as I will be flying with them back to Mexico City.
the city is running out of water. keep that in mind during your visit. you may have limited access to clean running water.
Thank you for sharing your travels.
Staying in Polanco it’s also a good neighborhood for travelers and tourists
Yeah Polanco is nice
Very good video!!! Muchas gracias!!!🎉🎉🎉
Informative video! I'd love to visit
This video helped so much with planning my trip to Mexico. Thank you! 👍
thanks for the video :) enjoyed it
great guide , thanks
Love love your filming style.
Would love to hang out if you are still around!
Thank you! Finished traveling Mexico a couple of weeks ago (more videos coming ...)
I'm making plans to visit CDMX in Sept for my birthday. I was there many years ago and have wanted to go back so am giving it to myself as a birthday gift. I had already decided to stay in Condesa as it looks to be close to the things I want to see and close to a large park. How long would you recommend to stay?
Nice video bro. So nice I had to subscribe 👍🏼
Such a great video. Thanks for all the tips.
Muchos gracias! Thank you. I'm excited to visit.
Cool video thanks for your tips !!
Good vidéo. CDMX is huge… I lived in Tokyo, so hopefully I’ll find my way in this wonderful city.
Regarding public transportation… why does everybody says it’s when you are on a budget?!? It’s often the best on many aspects. Indeed, it’s saving friendly but it’s also environmental friendly and respectful to your environment.
Cars aren’t private… they are using roads and bridges that are immensely more expensive than subways and trams…
In the end, like it is in Tokyo, a wealthy city is not when poor people can afford their own cars but when rich people uses public transportation…
True, I'm a fan of public transit too, though the metro in CDMX is sadly nothing like the metro in Tokyo. Delays, cancellations, and extreme crowds are common, so for a tourist it can be more practical to take a taxi...
Contenido de calidad saludos desde Jalisco Mexico
México City is incredibel 👍
Thank you for the amazing video!
Great video, I really like your style of video making. you should keep it up.
Ty so much, God Bless you!..❤
Well done, impressed with your work
Amazing video, thank you.
well pu together, i visited mexico city in 2021, but you have given mean more options for my next time there which is in 2 weeks, thanks
Thx! Going to CDMX soon, this helps!
Thank you! Great guide
Agreed - some amazing footage too.
Mexico DF tomorrow morning. Thanks!
Really great and informative video!
S o much to do in the city - and we agree , a great video.
You also missed Chapultepec, Xochiomilco, san Ángel, Coyoacan.
All those except San Angel are featured in the video 😁
Great job! Congrats!
My family born in cdmx I love going been going for the last 25 years🇲🇽
Thanks for the guide!
Magnificent information cultural
Great video my friend... We'll take the advice... Go with an UBER ... use an apple iPhone Translator if you aren't fluent en Espanol 😁⭐⭐⭐⭐🖼️🖌️ That Frida Movie was awesome 🍿🎥
Beautiful video cultural from Mexico City
Very helpful!
In 2024 February 16 I will be in Mexico city for the first time for a week. Open to any suggestions. Thanks.
how was it?
@@12DanihellDG Excellent. Depending on your expectations you can check out urban city life, teothiucan pyramids, frida kahlo museum..etc. there are many alternative trips around mexico city and in the city as well.
Thank you for your video! Liked and subbed!
thanks for this!
This is great! Thank you so much.
Great video. Thanks!
Gran vídeo
The largest art colection of Frida Kahlo is in the modern art museum in Chaputepec, its an underrated museum but if you like Frida you should go thier and its cheap.
I'love Mexico ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Navigating Mexico's metro is a piece of cake after London or Paris
Mexico is the better good ❤🎉
I was born in Mexico City 🇲🇽 ❤️❤️😍😍😍 I can’t wait to go back and really fell like home 🤔🤔 I hate the laws in California 🇺🇸🤮
Why you gonna go back? There’s nothing there for you lol you’re gonna want to come back in a week
@@waitwhat3353because it’s cheaper lol she’ll live a decent life
When I was there, I was wondering why anyone would leave such an wonderful city. In fact, I did not want to return to my country. Not sure how long you have been out, but I was impressed with absolutely everything and the people. It was paradise to me. 🥰