Hey amigos, many people have been asking for Spanish subtitles. Unfortunately my Spanish skills "es no bueno" so I can't do it myself. But in the last couple of days, something awesome has happened! In my last video, I mentioned that I have opened subtitles to the public so anyone can submit the subtitles. I know it's hard work to translate... so I wasn't sure if anyone would do it. 😆But once again The New Travel community has shown how many awesome people are here. Already I have received Spanish subtitles for: *1. Our First Earthquake - Reaction from Mexico City (Feb 16th, 2018)* *2. Why I Love Mexico City (CDMX) - Mexico Travel Vlog #7* and someone even added French subtitles for: *Is Mexico Dangerous? - I Ask Mexicans for the Truth!* I must give a HUGE thank you to everyone who has helped. Adding new languages is a great way to share these stories from Mexico with the world! 🇲🇽🌎
The New Travel según yo, San Pedro Garza García en Monterrey es la más rica de toda Latinoamérica, aunque no se exactamente si es una colonia o un municipio.
Mix Ner, San Pedro is a municipality outside Monterrey. It has colonias like Valle, Valle Oriente, Santa Barbara. Not all of it is for rich people, there old part of town have people of all income levels. But it does not compare to Polanco in fanciness and infrastructure.
Dan, you entire Mexico City's expedition have significantly altered my perception of Mexico. The USA news media portrays Mexico as immigrants, poor, and drug cartels with vast amounts of carnage. Wrong image! Now, I want to travel to Mexico City.
Louis Lark Mexico is a beatiful country with a several kinds of weather. Many foreings are living in Mex. There^s a wonderful cities or towns like San Miguel de Allende Gto is a beatiful place to visit and our beaches are amazing like Xcaret Quintana Roo. And other places. U right. Usa news say bad word about mexican people. Every country there"re poor and rich people, thieves. I was living in Brklyn ny i think is a violent zone cuz everyday died 10 persons per day according newspaper but its right, brooklyn has dangerous gangs,a lot teen people who is addicted to drugs or belongs em to dangerous gangs. Nowdays hay atentados en schools etc etc. So i invite u to know mex im sure u gonna love it.
I went to usa some monts ago, it was impressive cause mexicans in usa looks more like an estereotype of "mexican" than mexicans in México :/ I mean, we don't listen to corridos and cumbias everyday
You just became my hero!. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for showing the real Mexico I lived in. I was born and raised there and now I am living in Victoria, BC with my Canadian husband and kids. Your videos are amazing and your sweet soul, too!. Just to let you know, your videos are going viral around Mexico City, in all my chats people are sharing your videos and there you go, millions of people will share your beauty!
I live in Mexico, and some places are really sad, narcos killing people, poor people, isnt just beautiful things, really bad things happen in Mexico as in almost everywhere but the people is really nice
With respect, i think you know nothin about this. In mi city, couple years ago narcos fight ech other in public places and innocent people get killed, also they wanto money so they kidnapped rich people. They kill police too, cut the body, if someone still from them they kill them. i will prefer live in the US than here in mexico, bouth country killed people but atleast there you can live well wiith better salary. im not saying mexico it is bad in everything, but in so many thing is bad, like schools (publics) hospital and poloticians. They stole millions of pesos
is one of the richest places, but the richest neiborhood i think is "las lomas de chapultepec" there is where the biggest millionaires live, huge houses and all luxury there
My grandparents live in Lomas de Chapultepec, but I never thought they were rich 😂😂😂 I just thought they have a bigger house just because they were Americans living in Mexico lol. I will make fun of them..... just because my house up here in California is a joke compared to my grandparents house :'(
Dude that's not the richest zone. It's one of the most fanciest. Lomas de Chapultepec is far richer. Santa Fe.. and even Monterrey and Guadalajara have more.
It is indeed, a recent research about how expensive is to live in Mexico City has found that Polanco is even more expensive than Bosque de las lomas and Santa Fe
Guadalajara y Monterrey no tienen zonas reconocidas fuera de México por su influencia, no seas ridículo. Guadalajara y Monterrey no le llegan ni a los talones a CDMX en nada.
When the light is green, you can see the 'dude' walking , then running slow, and as the time starts to run out, it starts to run faster and faster th-cam.com/video/A3C5SMlQ8FQ/w-d-xo.html
Roy Wú ... Exactly you're totally correct, there's a whole lot of neighborhoods besides polanco. I hope you guys check out other fancy areas in CDMX. 👍
Israel D but interlomas is not in Mexico City like Lomas de Chapultepec and polanco who a both within CDMX interlomas is not part of CDMX it is in the state of Mexico
Lomas de Chapultepec es una zona residencial y si que hay sitios turísticos pero un día pasate por las calles donde están las mansiones cerca del bosque y hasta da miedo, vive gente muy rica ahí pero no hay nada y están muy alejados de todo
Polanco is the richest "walk in" Neighbourhood, the riches Neighbourhoods have only giant mansions and gardens ultra modern condos or even ranchs and are restricted to the public and they are a 10 times richer than Polanco. Yes, there is a Neighbourhood made up ranches, chalettes and mansions in the outskirts of Mexico City and they use a nearby little airport for they private jets.
If you like old neighborhoods, or colonial architecture you should try going to Oaxaca. It is one of the most beautiful states in this amazing country called Mexico 🇲🇽. You will love everything, since natural features, archeological zones, gastronomy, the city, the culture, etc... I highly suggest you to visit Oaxaca.
As a Mexican, being raised in the US- I didn't even know it was so beautiful! I am learning about my country through you! How sad, my parents have never enjoyed their country either. I'm going back home, one day!
I laughed out loud with your comment re Canada in February. It's true - It's -25C and I am hating my life right now. Wish I was with you in Mexico City instead.
Jeez can you Mexicans just appreciate a video instead of competing with each other about the "richest" area whether its Monterrey or CDMX. Who cares, really ? Its not that deep.
I would say that money is absurdly important for people from Monterrey, they think that money is the only thing that matters in the world and everytime they want to show up their neighborhood called :San Pedro" trying to convince that is the most expensive place in all the continent. Pathetic behave, by the way. And i guess people from Mexico City just try to respond that they (MTY people) should stop saying that. That that is not true. Anyway is a silly childhood fight. :)
Both but ik what u mean, personaly i like but dont like Polanco..what i mean i aprecciate the modern and nice places is good just hang around there, visit the museums or for a fancy dinner but i wont live there even if i had lot of money i prefer live in nice cool places with autenticity and history.
Valery prácticamente lo es. El gobierno mantiene a la población en pobreza. Solo el 10% de la población puede comprar y/o vivir en colonias como Polanco.
In Polanco you can also see a show called Capital Masaryk at Foro Masaryk. It’s a live show with performances of top hit songs from across many decades. It looks really fun, check out this video th-cam.com/video/g3RwbOQYsfM/w-d-xo.html They do it Fridays and Saturdays twice each night at 8PM and again at 1130PM. You can go to there after Jules Basement since they're like to blocks apart 😜
Hi, you are really a very nice young man and I appreciate the way you speak about Mexico and mexicans. I am sure that you would have many suscribers from Mexico if you have subtitles in spanish. I live in Mexico city and I am used to walk around forgetting how wonderful it is. Thank you for reminding me and not taking it for granted.
As a mexican I think it's a very fair description of polanco! If you are looking for a more authentic or traditional neighborhood of Mexico city you should visit Coyoacán, Sta María la Ribera, Bellas Artes! Nice review tho :)
Soaking up the weather!! As a Mexican in Alberta who barely made it through her first dire winter in Canada, I honestly do not know whether to laugh or cry. My family home is only two blocks from the Soumaya museum and you took me back home for a bit. Thanks!!!
Not even in top 3. The richest are Paseos del Pedregal, Bosques de las Lomas, Santa Fe and some others. Polanco is the fancies for shopping and young people!
I moved from Mexico when I was little and haven’t gone back ever since. I am always surprised when I see family posting things that we have in the US. Like they have iphones and Costcos. They have restaurants that I didn’t think they did. They pretty much have all the cool stuff we have.
If you want to visit other "rich" places in mexico city, go to Interlomas Huixquilucan, Bosques de las lomas, santa fe the're all kinda connected and have very amazing places! :)
“They don’t really speak English” dude remember you’re in Mexico were we speak Spanish, that’s what you’re suppose to speak, not spect everyone should understand English
Erik M Glez You really believe that he doesn't already know that? LoL! I'm pretty sure he's trying his best at speaking Spanish while there. The only razón para que hable inglés y diga eso, es por que le esta hablando a ella y a la cámara. No manches... hasta trato de pronunciar calles en español. ¿Eso no te dijo nada? Una persona de cualquier otra nacionalidad haría eso en el extranjero(hasta un Mexicano)! My advise to you is to let the guy be... He's just enjoying his visit there. He's even showing his English speaking audience from around the world what Polanco is like through his eyes. Mas trucha y suerte por donde ande ud Sr Glez.
I was born in Mexico City and I back often, it's definitely an awesome place. Check out Santa Fe also, it has some really crazy malls and buildings, and a brand new huge park.
Im from CDMX, and I was linving and working in San Pedro Garza, its nice too, beutiful, megwstic Mountains, but not like Polanco, in MTY theres missing a lot of shops, markets, boutiques, resturants, antros, museums, skyscrapers, everything you need in a place.
Polanco is not Mexico City's Richest Neighbourhood it's Santa Fe or Interlomas and Polanco it's not Mexico's Richest Neighbourhood it's San Pedro in Monterrey City.
Pues no soy experto en el tema, si lo tienes investigado pues te creeré, pero por la duda revisé, y en San Pedro Garza vi casas nuevas desde 4 millones de pesos. En polanco no compras absolutamente nada con eso, ahí vi de 11 millones para arriba.
really appreciate your videos. I was born in mexico but moved to the US at an early age. Its been about 21 years since ive moved so I never really got to experience my home country. I very much appreciate your positive videos and makes me hopeful that ill be drinking coffee at a cafe in mexico city some day.
I´m Costa Rican , I´ve been in Mexico several times and I really loooooooove it!!!, They have incredible history, culture and places to visit that you can´t get enough!!!, I will come back very soon.!!!
Just for the records, Polanco is not the richest neighborhood in Mexico, it is one of the richest but not the most, the richest neighborhood is San Pedro Garza García in the city of Monterrey in the northern state of Nuevo León. Good video, keep up the great work.
G L but Monterry is super dry and booring. The time’s I’ve been there, EVERYTHING is super expensive compared to Mexico city and the stores close super early. And narcos are super aggressive even if you’re only passing by
Mexico city is just the first bite of all the wonderful places you can find around the country. Believe me!!! every place is amazing!!! visit the whole Riviera maya, Oaxaca, Chiapas... wow there's a lot of beatuty ... nature, arch, museums, parks, beaches, lakes, rivers....................
Hello this is the first video of you I saw. Pretty good vlog, I could tell the MX citizen accent with the people on street 😂 OMG🇲🇽 If you want another kind of old neighbourhoods you can take a look of beaches of "PUEBLOS MÁGICOS", like Sayulita, Mazunte, Bacalar, Loreto and Todos Santos the last two are from my land ♥️ thank you for showing my country, and EVERYONE if you go to the beaches please remember keep it clean 💚
I can walk you through Cuathemoc wich is another really nice kinda old neighborhood here in México whenever you like to. Keep doing this awesome vlogs dude. I'll try to help you with the subtitles in your videos in my free time too. Good luck !
*MEXICO HAS A LOT OF PLACES LIKE THAT OR BETTER,. LOMAS DE CHAPULTEPEC,. BOSQUES DEL PEDREGAL ETC ETC,. AND MUCH MORE IN GUADALAJARA, MONTERREY, EVEN IN THE "SMALL" STATES OF MEXICO WE HAVE A LOT OF FANCY PLACES BUT AS U CORRECTLY SAID! OTHERS COUNTRIES ONLY SHOWS THE OLD POVERTY OF MEXICO ANYWAY,. MEXICO IS A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY*
even for Mexicans Polanco is something unknown, something extravagantly for the rich people, like Slim, thank you for showing us this part of mexico, i hope in the future be able to visit your country
Hey man! I love your videos. As a Mexico City resident, I love to see someone from another country having fun and having a good time here. If I ever see you on the street, I'll buy you a beer, I promise. Have fun! Enjoy!
I've been in Mexico City my whole life and i've walked those streets. Why they look so good in camera, and when i'm walking they look just like streets lol. I guess i'm used to the city.
Nice video man! I am a native of DF so I appreciate you showing the nice areas .hope you keep traveling the world showing us that we are really one global nation. Good work!
Thanks for showing the REAL MEXICO ❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻 i love both traditional/modern architecture and culture. I’m a Mexican American that grew in Mexico for he first 8 years of youth. I have not been back in Mexico since then, now I am 25 years old and honestly though I have awesome memories of awesome places I visited all over Mexico, due to the negative media I have been afraid to go visit. But watching these videos bring back memories and help me see what nobody about. Thanks and enjoy your stay
hi Dan thanks a lot for sharing this video, this is Vicky from Port of Veracruz; do you know my beautiful Port is the First Port of México and whole LatinAmerica?, it was the entrance door to a new culture, so your visit to us is a A MUST!! whenever you have the chance to come let me know please, it'll be a great pleasure to meet you having a small talk just for oral practice, and who knows? you might learn a little spanish from me too - I'm a knowledge sharer. Au revoir!
Polanco, La Condesa, Reforma, Nápoles are very beautiful areas and super safe. Xochimilco is river boating at its finest & Zócalo has such a rich history. I just went last week and all my gringo friends couldn’t believe Mexico looked like this. They were expecting Tijuana. Plus the women.. yes!! Please visit!
I'm laughing out loud, lol, for real. Just a few hours ago I sold a pre-owned Ermenegildo Zegna (Italian) tie on eBay. The timing is too funny. I've had that tie (and the others I have) for a year now. After all that time I got practically nothing for it, about $15.00. I previously had a couple of other pieces of his that sold quicker. Anyway, the timing was funny.
4:28 If you like european style architecture, you have to go to Buenos Aires! No other city has so many mixed architectural styles in the same city. You can find French, Italian, Spanish, modern architecture, skyscrapers, and more....
In Polanco's neighbourhood there is an special architecture called newcolonial or californian architecture. There are many houses that now are stores that were builted in 1930 and are the classic architecture style of Polanco. The Pasaje Polanco was designed in the decade of 1930 in the Newcolonial style. And the principal and beautiful park of Polanco is Lincoln's Park in the honor of president Lincoln.
I am living and working in polanco, i just like polanco because my job is pretty near by, but i prefer to go to other places (old neighborhoods) . I look old markets and places to eat that you can find in the street. Good blog!
They talk about San Pedro, a city, where people who are super rich live there, instead other places from Nuevo León, you can see the contrast between the capital(Monterrey) and San Pedro, more modern buildings, pretty streets, etc
I am committed to watch every single one of your videos. I think that one day you will be my travel guide to my own city. Since i have never been there before. Blessings to your travels.
No entiendo a los regios que salen con comentarios envidiosos. CDMX es una ciudad globlal de clase alfa, y es la única del país con ese estatus, a parte de ser la única major city del país. Monterrey pueblo, no llega a ciudad, mientras CDMX está entre las 15 ciudades más importantes del mundo. Monterrey NO tiene zona alguna que se parezca a Chapultepec ni a otra zona desarrollada de CDMX. Los regios solo se engañan así mismos.
¿Me puedes dar un sustento? Porque yo veo a mucho regio ignorante hablando sin fuentes. Si esa zona es tan rica e importante, imagino que abundarán las fuentes, ¿no?
Qué fuentes tan pobres. Te puedo contestar con con fuentes como PNUD y Forbes. Para tu segunda fuente, puedo contestar con Forbes, donde compara el PIB per cápita de CDMX con el de París: www.forbes.com.mx/el-pib-percapita-del-df-como-el-de-francia/ PNUD, respecto a desarrollo humano y delegaciones y municipios más desarrollados, a parte de ciudades: es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Entidades_federativas_de_M%C3%A9xico_por_IDH En cuanto a municipios y delegaciones, no encontré fuentes actualizadas, incluso la que mostraste es de las más actualizadas y es de hace dos años, por lo que ya no creo que sirva como fuente, pero sí hay más actualizadas de PIB per cápita por ciudad y desarrollo humano, como las que mostré, basándonos en que estas medidas son a números que no varían tanto por año como el de la riqueza por municipio, ya que toma bloques de casi media década o más. CDMX es una ciudad que produce casi lo mismo que toda la región norte del país, así que, desde mi punto de vista, e independientemente de si Monterrey pueda tener un municipio más rico, pero siempre menos desarrollado o de menor relevancia, es completamente estéril. Lo que también es cierto, es que el centro de México produce casi 3 veces lo que el norte y solo CDMX produce lo mismo que todo el norte, a parte de que todo por lo que destaca México en cuestiones económicas y desarrollo, son principalmente del centro; desde la cantidad de ingenieros, que ponen a México como uno de los países top, hasta el desarrollo de tecnologías de última generación. También es curioso como en un video que trata sobre CDMX, vienen regios a querer resaltar por un municipio, demostrando muchisimo lo frustrados que están. Nadie en el mundo sabe qué es Monterrey, mientras CDMX es una major city, así como una ciudad global o clase alfa, la única de todo el país. Supongamos que Monterrey tiene un municipio que es más rico, pero no más desarrollado. Simplemente Santa Fe le da mil vueltas a todo Monterrey en desarrollo, ya ni hablemos de otras zonas que funcionan como centros financieros y económicos de gran parte de la economía del continente.
No son datos de wikipedia, son de PNUD, y no son del 2005, son del 2014 y 2015 en una medición que se toma por generaciones, no por año. No me puedes decir que Monterrey crece más sin sustento, ni lo de las empresas o inversiones extranjeras. No tiene peso lo que dices sin fuentes. La realidad es que CDMX es la única entidad con desarrollo humano muy alto del país y Monterrey no pasa de ser un pueblo. No necesito ir a Monterrey este año, ya que pasé año nuevo ahí, y la verdad no parece ni ciudad, es un pueblo. CDMX está entre las 15 ciudades más importantes del mundo, mientras Monterrey apenas está dando el paso a convertirse en una ciudad de verdad, pero esto le tomará todavía varias décadas. No hay ni punto de comparación.
Probably you should have walked over the parallel streets to Masaryk, you had a park to the left and a green corridor to the right , also there was one of the prettiest churches
Hey amigos, many people have been asking for Spanish subtitles. Unfortunately my Spanish skills "es no bueno" so I can't do it myself. But in the last couple of days, something awesome has happened!
In my last video, I mentioned that I have opened subtitles to the public so anyone can submit the subtitles. I know it's hard work to translate... so I wasn't sure if anyone would do it. 😆But once again The New Travel community has shown how many awesome people are here.
Already I have received Spanish subtitles for:
*1. Our First Earthquake - Reaction from Mexico City (Feb 16th, 2018)*
*2. Why I Love Mexico City (CDMX) - Mexico Travel Vlog #7*
and someone even added French subtitles for:
*Is Mexico Dangerous? - I Ask Mexicans for the Truth!*
I must give a HUGE thank you to everyone who has helped. Adding new languages is a great way to share these stories from Mexico with the world! 🇲🇽🌎
i would do the translantion to espanol but currently too busy with school & work
The New Travel, it is pronounced Masa-reek.
The New Travel actually there's rich neiborhoods in every city try Monterey Guadalajara Puebla Guanajuato
The New Travel según yo, San Pedro Garza García en Monterrey es la más rica de toda Latinoamérica, aunque no se exactamente si es una colonia o un municipio.
Mix Ner, San Pedro is a municipality outside Monterrey. It has colonias like Valle, Valle Oriente, Santa Barbara. Not all of it is for rich people, there old part of town have people of all income levels. But it does not compare to Polanco in fanciness and infrastructure.
Dan, you entire Mexico City's expedition have significantly altered my perception of Mexico. The USA news media portrays Mexico as immigrants, poor, and drug cartels with vast amounts of carnage. Wrong image! Now, I want to travel to Mexico City.
Louis Lark it's like every city there are poor and rich people...
Louis Lark Mexico is a beatiful country with a several kinds of weather. Many foreings are living in Mex. There^s a wonderful cities or towns like San Miguel de Allende Gto is a beatiful place to visit and our beaches are amazing like Xcaret Quintana Roo. And other places. U right. Usa news say bad word about mexican people. Every country there"re poor and rich people, thieves. I was living in Brklyn ny i think is a violent zone cuz everyday died 10 persons per day according newspaper but its right, brooklyn has dangerous gangs,a lot teen people who is addicted to drugs or belongs em to dangerous gangs. Nowdays hay atentados en schools etc etc. So i invite u to know mex im sure u gonna love it.
I went to usa some monts ago, it was impressive cause mexicans in usa looks more like an estereotype of "mexican" than mexicans in México :/
I mean, we don't listen to corridos and cumbias everyday
Go ahead, Mexico is great, beaches a great, It is cheap and people is kind most of the times
Exactly!
You just became my hero!.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for showing the real Mexico I lived in.
I was born and raised there and now I am living in Victoria, BC with my Canadian husband and kids.
Your videos are amazing and your sweet soul, too!.
Just to let you know, your videos are going viral around Mexico City, in all my chats people are sharing your videos and there you go, millions of people will share your beauty!
You are right! U.S. media will never show Polanco. They love showing the U.S. version of Mexico...cheap, poor, dirty.
do you know that 90% of Mexicans are poor ?
I live in Mexico, and some places are really sad, narcos killing people, poor people, isnt just beautiful things, really bad things happen in Mexico as in almost everywhere but the people is really nice
With respect, i think you know nothin about this. In mi city, couple years ago narcos fight ech other in public places and innocent people get killed, also they wanto money so they kidnapped rich people. They kill police too, cut the body, if someone still from them they kill them. i will prefer live in the US than here in mexico, bouth country killed people but atleast there you can live well wiith better salary. im not saying mexico it is bad in everything, but in so many thing is bad, like schools (publics) hospital and poloticians. They stole millions of pesos
Gustavo Ruiz te cojieron por menso as de ser un típico Pocho
When millions of Mexicans flee Mexico for the U.S. hard to explain that Mexico is not cheap, poor, dirt and corrupt ?
is one of the richest places, but the richest neiborhood i think is "las lomas de chapultepec" there is where the biggest millionaires live, huge houses and all luxury there
BDC Online eh, I think Polanco is the richest because Slim has been investing on it
BDC Online good to know 🤓
chuantilly slim is investing in "nuevo polanco" which is officially not part of polanco its part of Colonias Granada and Ampliación Granada.
My grandparents live in Lomas de Chapultepec, but I never thought they were rich 😂😂😂 I just thought they have a bigger house just because they were Americans living in Mexico lol. I will make fun of them..... just because my house up here in California is a joke compared to my grandparents house :'(
Santa Fe is considered the richest
Dude that's not the richest zone. It's one of the most fanciest. Lomas de Chapultepec is far richer. Santa Fe.. and even Monterrey and Guadalajara have more.
José Antonio Fuentes
San Pedro Garza García in Monterrey.
It is indeed, a recent research about how expensive is to live in Mexico City has found that Polanco is even more expensive than Bosque de las lomas and Santa Fe
Polanco it’s the richest zone on Mexico. It’s really expensive.
Guadalajara y Monterrey no tienen zonas reconocidas fuera de México por su influencia, no seas ridículo. Guadalajara y Monterrey no le llegan ni a los talones a CDMX en nada.
Julhack chack has salido de la Ciudad? Has ido A garza garcia ? La zona metropolitana de Guadalajara?
Wow Mexico City is an amazing city!!!!
Samantha Nature It’s awesome! I’m so proud of living here 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Alejandra Raygoza I'm proud of being Mexican 🇲🇽
What surprises me more is that people don’t think every country does not have a rich and wealthy neighborhood 🙄 like really 👎🏿
The impatient traffic signal dude is funny as haha
When the light is green, you can see the 'dude' walking , then running slow, and as the time starts to run out, it starts to run faster and faster th-cam.com/video/A3C5SMlQ8FQ/w-d-xo.html
Don't you have those signals in US? I thought foreign countries were full of those. =)
Francisco Arroyo yes but they dont move. At least not in L.A lol
Mexicans are known for their sense of humor.
Only Polanco? hahaha Santa Fe, Polanco, Bosques de las Lomas, Lomas de Chapultepec
Roy Wú ... Exactly you're totally correct, there's a whole lot of neighborhoods besides polanco. I hope you guys check out other fancy areas in CDMX. 👍
It's crazy how fucking big the city is
Lomas de Sotelo, El Pedregal, etc.
Roy Wú I saw a piece of graffiti that looked like your picture
I live in Santa Fe o_0
There are richer neighborhoods, though, like "Lomas de Chapultepec"
Waaaaayyyyyyyyy richer, Interlomas makes Polanco look like a Fabela
Israel D but interlomas is not in Mexico City like Lomas de Chapultepec and polanco who a both within CDMX interlomas is not part of CDMX it is in the state of Mexico
Or bosques de las lomas
Andres Reyes plus Interlomas is way more residential. (And far). So not a lot to see there.
Lomas de Chapultepec es una zona residencial y si que hay sitios turísticos pero un día pasate por las calles donde están las mansiones cerca del bosque y hasta da miedo, vive gente muy rica ahí pero no hay nada y están muy alejados de todo
Monterrey and Guadalajara have similar neighborhoods. Definitely not the third-world s-hole the media portray it here in the US.
Monterrey smells like obo
@@normamurillo8997 seguro eres de Guadalajara ¿no?
¿¿O porque lo dices???
No thats not the Richest Neighbourhood, Bosques de las Lomas, el pedregal, lomas de santa fe, those are the truly richest.
but they're not as mixed with commercial, they're mostly residential
Polanco is the richest "walk in" Neighbourhood, the riches Neighbourhoods have only giant mansions and gardens ultra modern condos or even ranchs and are restricted to the public and they are a 10 times richer than Polanco. Yes, there is a Neighbourhood made up ranches, chalettes and mansions in the outskirts of Mexico City and they use a nearby little airport for they private jets.
Calle Masarik honors the first president of the Republic of Czechoslovakia...... Am I right?
José Muñoz really? I thought it was the last one before the communist regime 🤔
That's right. The first president of an independent Czechoslovakia after the end of World War I in 1918.
If you like old neighborhoods, or colonial architecture you should try going to Oaxaca. It is one of the most beautiful states in this amazing country called Mexico 🇲🇽.
You will love everything, since natural features, archeological zones, gastronomy, the city, the culture, etc... I highly suggest you to visit Oaxaca.
I like both,old and modern
As a Mexican, being raised in the US- I didn't even know it was so beautiful! I am learning about my country through you! How sad, my parents have never enjoyed their country either. I'm going back home, one day!
You miss museo Júmex, acuarium inbursa, lincon park, el mexicanito park etc
Museo Jumex has the most awful modern art xD
nice , ill be in mexico city in 14 days
mathieu beaulieu that's great have a wonderful time 🇵🇷🇺🇸 Eddie
mathieu beaulieu in 8 weeks myself... ¡Buen viaje!
So did you go? What did you think of it? How was it?
mathieu beaulieu how did you like it ?
I laughed out loud with your comment re Canada in February. It's true - It's -25C and I am hating my life right now. Wish I was with you in Mexico City instead.
Jeez can you Mexicans just appreciate a video instead of competing with each other about the "richest" area whether its Monterrey or CDMX. Who cares, really ? Its not that deep.
I would say that money is absurdly important for people from Monterrey, they think that money is the only thing that matters in the world and everytime they want to show up their neighborhood called :San Pedro" trying to convince that is the most expensive place in all the continent. Pathetic behave, by the way. And i guess people from Mexico City just try to respond that they (MTY people) should stop saying that. That that is not true. Anyway is a silly childhood fight. :)
*What do you like more: old neighbourhoods or modern neighbourhoods?*
The New Travel I would say old neighborhood, usually it has more historical buildings.
Both but ik what u mean, personaly i like but dont like Polanco..what i mean i aprecciate the modern and nice places is good just hang around there, visit the museums or for a fancy dinner but i wont live there even if i had lot of money i prefer live in nice cool places with autenticity and history.
You guys NEED to go to Coyoacan!!!!
Old neighbourhoods
Old!!
Polanco looks very beautiful dude, Eddie here in Puerto rico✌🏻🇺🇸🇵🇷
Thanks Eddie 😃
Eduardo Orama Del Pilar mantente fuerte allí
Eduardo Orama Del Pilar Vivo Rincón!
Polanco is in México City
@2:33 that building looks like the one where they shoot an RPG out the window in the movie Man On Fire.
Qué tal los sudamericanos y centroamericanos que dicen que mexico es el pais mas pobre de Latinoamérica !y no es el único barrio de lujo
Valery técnicamente si es el más pobre ya que el 60% de la población vive en un nivel de lo que se considera pobreza
Adolfo Bermudez
No, la pobreza en México se mide de manera multidimensional, si los demás países sudamericanos la midieran así muchos saldrían peor.
Adolfo Bermudez está mal solo el 43% de Mexico es pobre. Y si no lo sabías Mexico es el 2nd país más rico de latinoamerica búscalo.
Valery prácticamente lo es. El gobierno mantiene a la población en pobreza. Solo el 10% de la población puede comprar y/o vivir en colonias como Polanco.
Jajajaja ya quiciera que México fuera así...lastima que tenemos.una población del.60millnes de pobres
In Polanco you can also see a show called Capital Masaryk at Foro Masaryk. It’s a live show with performances of top hit songs from across many decades. It looks really fun, check out this video th-cam.com/video/g3RwbOQYsfM/w-d-xo.html They do it Fridays and Saturdays twice each night at 8PM and again at 1130PM. You can go to there after Jules Basement since they're like to blocks apart 😜
Hi, you are really a very nice young man and I appreciate the way you speak about Mexico and mexicans. I am sure that you would have many suscribers from Mexico if you have subtitles in spanish. I live in Mexico city and I am used to walk around forgetting how wonderful it is. Thank you for reminding me and not taking it for granted.
minute 2:33, Wasn't that house where were taken some scenes from the movie man on fire? BTY nice video! :) good job!
As a mexican I think it's a very fair description of polanco! If you are looking for a more authentic or traditional neighborhood of Mexico city you should visit Coyoacán, Sta María la Ribera, Bellas Artes! Nice review tho :)
gracias Daniela :)
I'm glad you guys are doing fine after the recent earthquake.
Best of luck
You haven't seen "el Pedregal"
"Friends are more valuable than dinner" i laughed so much when you said that. 😂😂 but she was right its "Friends are more valuable than money "
LMAO, ''Friends are more valuable than dinner" . I think you nailed it
Soaking up the weather!!
As a Mexican in Alberta who barely made it through her first dire winter in Canada, I honestly do not know whether to laugh or cry. My family home is only two blocks from the Soumaya museum and you took me back home for a bit. Thanks!!!
First winter is the toughest. Good luck in Canada ;)
You should go to Santa Fe, La Mexicana park in Santa fe as well.
Roma, Condesa, Coyoacán, Santa Fé, San Ángel,... There are lots of beautiful places 😍
Thanks for showing México City.
Not even in top 3. The richest are Paseos del Pedregal, Bosques de las Lomas, Santa Fe and some others. Polanco is the fancies for shopping and young people!
wrong, Neza and Bordo are the richest hoods
I moved from Mexico when I was little and haven’t gone back ever since. I am always surprised when I see family posting things that we have in the US. Like they have iphones and Costcos. They have restaurants that I didn’t think they did. They pretty much have all the cool stuff we have.
If you want to visit other "rich" places in mexico city, go to Interlomas Huixquilucan, Bosques de las lomas, santa fe the're all kinda connected and have very amazing places! :)
Alex J Fdz interlomas is not part of Mexico City that is the state of Mexico
that's just shopping centers, very few walkable places, the walkable neighborhoods are Polanco, Roma, Narvarte, etc
México has many faces!
mexico city looks like america
wealthy mexicans are educated in america. ivy league schools
“They don’t really speak English” dude remember you’re in Mexico were we speak Spanish, that’s what you’re suppose to speak, not spect everyone should understand English
Bob is so salty! Lol
Hey Bob, what's it like, being a dumbass? The US doesn't have an official language.
bob lee it's not hablo moron it's habla unless you're using it in a specific context.
bob lee hahahaha I feel bad for you
Erik M Glez You really believe that he doesn't already know that? LoL! I'm pretty sure he's trying his best at speaking Spanish while there. The only razón para que hable inglés y diga eso, es por que le esta hablando a ella y a la cámara. No manches... hasta trato de pronunciar calles en español. ¿Eso no te dijo nada? Una persona de cualquier otra nacionalidad haría eso en el extranjero(hasta un Mexicano)! My advise to you is to let the guy be... He's just enjoying his visit there. He's even showing his English speaking audience from around the world what Polanco is like through his eyes. Mas trucha y suerte por donde ande ud Sr Glez.
I was born in Mexico City and I back often, it's definitely an awesome place. Check out Santa Fe also, it has some really crazy malls and buildings, and a brand new huge park.
Actually those silver jewelry are made in Taxco. You just have to search very good to find the same but cheaper.
italomolko omg your profile picture
Nicole Blue I know, right
Jacob Two Two was pretty cool and still is.
i loved that thing hahaha
I 'm up to mexico city ,Aguascalientes and Leon gto in september!
Dan: 5:59 "check out that door!"
*good looking girl walks out the door*
Me: Oh I'm checking it! 😉
on my 1980 trip to M.C. Excavation was being done on aztec ruins, have you seen any excavation going on?
I don’t think that...
San Pedro Garza Garcia in Nuevo Leon is richer than any delegation in CDMX
Im from CDMX, and I was linving and working in San Pedro Garza, its nice too, beutiful, megwstic Mountains, but not like Polanco, in MTY theres missing a lot of shops, markets, boutiques, resturants, antros, museums, skyscrapers, everything you need in a place.
Thank you for sharing this vid guys, love it!☺ I am glad you did't find just cactus overthere Lol!!!🤣
Thanks!
Polanco is not Mexico City's Richest Neighbourhood it's Santa Fe or Interlomas and Polanco it's not Mexico's Richest Neighbourhood it's San Pedro in Monterrey City.
Enrique Gonzalez Si hablamos de los costos de una vivienda en las zonas que mencionas, estoy seguro que Polanco es la zona más costosa.
Polanco es lo más caro en Mexico. Investiga antes de comentar.
No, el distrito más caro de méxico es San Pedro en Monterrey y es la zona con más IDH o mejor calidad de vida de Latinoamérica.
Enrique Gonzalez Investiga primero. Que no te dije? El lugar con mayor IDH en Mexico es Benito Juárez en la Ciudad de México.
Pues no soy experto en el tema, si lo tienes investigado pues te creeré, pero por la duda revisé, y en San Pedro Garza vi casas nuevas desde 4 millones de pesos. En polanco no compras absolutamente nada con eso, ahí vi de 11 millones para arriba.
really appreciate your videos. I was born in mexico but moved to the US at an early age. Its been about 21 years since ive moved so I never really got to experience my home country. I very much appreciate your positive videos and makes me hopeful that ill be drinking coffee at a cafe in mexico city some day.
Love your videos buen trabajo!!!!! Keep on showing us more about México yay can’t wait for the next video 😍😍😍😍😍
I´m Costa Rican , I´ve been in Mexico several times and I really loooooooove it!!!, They have incredible history, culture and places to visit that you can´t get enough!!!, I will come back very soon.!!!
Just for the records, Polanco is not the richest neighborhood in Mexico, it is one of the richest but not the most, the richest neighborhood is San Pedro Garza García in the city of Monterrey in the northern state of Nuevo León.
Good video, keep up the great work.
G L but Monterry is super dry and booring. The time’s I’ve been there, EVERYTHING is super expensive compared to Mexico city and the stores close super early. And narcos are super aggressive even if you’re only passing by
I do not think richest than bosques or lomas de chapultepec in Mexico city
chuantilly x2
Javier Martinez x2
Just for the record he said MEXICO CITY.... Not MEXICO THE COUNTRY
Mexico city is just the first bite of all the wonderful places you can find around the country. Believe me!!! every place is amazing!!! visit the whole Riviera maya, Oaxaca, Chiapas... wow there's a lot of beatuty ... nature, arch, museums, parks, beaches, lakes, rivers....................
Hello this is the first video of you I saw.
Pretty good vlog, I could tell the MX citizen accent with the people on street 😂 OMG🇲🇽
If you want another kind of old neighbourhoods you can take a look of beaches of "PUEBLOS MÁGICOS", like Sayulita, Mazunte, Bacalar, Loreto and Todos Santos the last two are from my land ♥️ thank you for showing my country, and EVERYONE if you go to the beaches please remember keep it clean 💚
Saludos desde la capital mundial de la almeja chocolata.
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Angie Capacofi never heard of those places
I can walk you through Cuathemoc wich is another really nice kinda old neighborhood here in México whenever you like to. Keep doing this awesome vlogs dude. I'll try to help you with the subtitles in your videos in my free time too. Good luck !
All the price of jewelry in masaryk are not pesos... They're USD and it sucks
Wow!! And I thought it was too expensive before, now that is just crazy 😂
Rub Om
Yo vivo en IZTAPALAPA la bella
*MEXICO HAS A LOT OF PLACES LIKE THAT OR BETTER,. LOMAS DE CHAPULTEPEC,. BOSQUES DEL PEDREGAL ETC ETC,. AND MUCH MORE IN GUADALAJARA, MONTERREY, EVEN IN THE "SMALL" STATES OF MEXICO WE HAVE A LOT OF FANCY PLACES BUT AS U CORRECTLY SAID! OTHERS COUNTRIES ONLY SHOWS THE OLD POVERTY OF MEXICO ANYWAY,. MEXICO IS A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY*
even for Mexicans Polanco is something unknown, something extravagantly for the rich people, like Slim, thank you for showing us this part of mexico, i hope in the future be able to visit your country
You got a gorgeous Chinese girl, rescue her, marry her, help her obtain a western Nationality, set her free! Thank you from bottom of my heart.
Rescue her from what ??? She is a person, not an animal.
Hey man! I love your videos. As a Mexico City resident, I love to see someone from another country having fun and having a good time here. If I ever see you on the street, I'll buy you a beer, I promise. Have fun! Enjoy!
I've been in Mexico City my whole life and i've walked those streets. Why they look so good in camera, and when i'm walking they look just like streets lol. I guess i'm used to the city.
Great video guys 👌🏽
Thanks friend I love Mexico 🇲🇽👍💗
Nice video man! I am a native of DF so I appreciate you showing the nice areas .hope you keep traveling the world showing us that we are really one global nation. Good work!
Have a great time dude✌🏻🇺🇸🇵🇷
Thanks for showing the REAL MEXICO ❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻 i love both traditional/modern architecture and culture. I’m a Mexican American that grew in Mexico for he first 8 years of youth. I have not been back in Mexico since then, now I am 25 years old and honestly though I have awesome memories of awesome places I visited all over Mexico, due to the negative media I have been afraid to go visit. But watching these videos bring back memories and help me see what nobody about. Thanks and enjoy your stay
hi Dan thanks a lot for sharing this video, this is Vicky from Port of Veracruz; do you know my beautiful Port is the First Port of México and whole LatinAmerica?, it was the entrance door to a new culture, so your visit to us is a A MUST!! whenever you have the chance to come let me know please, it'll be a great pleasure to meet you having a small talk just for oral practice, and who knows? you might learn a little spanish from me too - I'm a knowledge sharer. Au revoir!
Polanco, La Condesa, Reforma, Nápoles are very beautiful areas and super safe. Xochimilco is river boating at its finest & Zócalo has such a rich history. I just went last week and all my gringo friends couldn’t believe Mexico looked like this. They were expecting Tijuana. Plus the women.. yes!! Please visit!
300 bucks for a t shirt 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 no way
( Macklemore's Thrift Shop song starts playing in the background )
i'm gonna pop some tags, only got $20 in my pocket!!
30 bucks, not 300
Keyboard Cat 6,000 pesos is like 350 US dollars
It’s about $125usd, not $300. Still high.
Hermenegildo zegna is a world recognized designer and yes is around couple hundred of US dollars
"Cookies are more valuable than friends" LOL such a fun video
I like futuristic architecture!
You should go to san pedro garza garcia in monterrey which i think it's the richest place in mexico but im not sure.
I'm laughing out loud, lol, for real. Just a few hours ago I sold a pre-owned Ermenegildo Zegna (Italian) tie on eBay. The timing is too funny. I've had that tie (and the others I have) for a year now. After all that time I got practically nothing for it, about $15.00. I previously had a couple of other pieces of his that sold quicker. Anyway, the timing was funny.
4:28 If you like european style architecture, you have to go to Buenos Aires! No other city has so many mixed architectural styles in the same city. You can find French, Italian, Spanish, modern architecture, skyscrapers, and more....
Very beautiful travel vlog.
Thanks top travel!
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You forgot visit “Santa fe” in the CDMX , but we are in quarantine
Nah, lately Santa Fe has been smelling like obo
Quien vota por que haga un video en español te queremos ver hablando español
Heduu Mendez ke rikas teclas
Sabe poco español, en eso esta, no podria hacer un video completo en español.
In Polanco's neighbourhood there is an special architecture called newcolonial or californian architecture. There are many houses that now are stores that were builted in 1930 and are the classic architecture style of Polanco. The Pasaje Polanco was designed in the decade of 1930 in the Newcolonial style. And the principal and beautiful park of Polanco is Lincoln's Park in the honor of president Lincoln.
I think Santa Fe is more expensive. Tesla and Mcflaren is over there.
I am living and working in polanco, i just like polanco because my job is pretty near by, but i prefer to go to other places (old neighborhoods) . I look old markets and places to eat that you can find in the street.
Good blog!
I think the richest district in México is in Monterrey!!, by the way i'm the same, hate fancy stuff
cmnweb nah, Monterrey is pretty boring.
Monterrey?????
cmnweb of course not
Monterrey it's starting yet
They talk about San Pedro, a city, where people who are super rich live there, instead other places from Nuevo León, you can see the contrast between the capital(Monterrey) and San Pedro, more modern buildings, pretty streets, etc
Diana Alonso It depends on where you live.. or where you've been... Mty has rich districts, but obviously San Pedro has more exclusive neighborhoods.
Nice videos man, keep going..
Ve a Santa Fe en CDMX 🇲🇽
I miss Vancouver!!! I just visited last month for the first time from Texas. Fell in love with the place. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can't wait to go back in June !
I am committed to watch every single one of your videos. I think that one day you will be my travel guide to my own city. Since i have never been there before.
Blessings to your travels.
Polanco = Paul Anka? :O
How's the water?
It's really beautiful ,
Excellent videos, and beautiful place of Polanco .
"Lomas De Atlatlahucan Del Estado De Morelos" La Mejor Zona Residencial Exclusivamente Para Millonarios Y Altos Funcionarios Internacionales.
Wow I've been to Mexico multiple times but never seen a city that looks like this there
It's beautiful dude ✌🏻🌹🇺🇸🇵🇷
What hotels or rentals are available in Polanco?
Its huge🤤🤤🤤
Venezuela
if tou would like to know another modern parts of Mexico tou can go to Zapopan Jalisco or San Pedro Nuevo Leon.
Well almost look like half of Monterrey cities like cumbres,San Pedro, garza sada sur, contra, san Jerónimo , etc ...
No entiendo a los regios que salen con comentarios envidiosos.
CDMX es una ciudad globlal de clase alfa, y es la única del país con ese estatus, a parte de ser la única major city del país.
Monterrey pueblo, no llega a ciudad, mientras CDMX está entre las 15 ciudades más importantes del mundo.
Monterrey NO tiene zona alguna que se parezca a Chapultepec ni a otra zona desarrollada de CDMX.
Los regios solo se engañan así mismos.
Andrea Pretz jajajajajajaja no mames
¿Me puedes dar un sustento? Porque yo veo a mucho regio ignorante hablando sin fuentes.
Si esa zona es tan rica e importante, imagino que abundarán las fuentes, ¿no?
Qué fuentes tan pobres.
Te puedo contestar con con fuentes como PNUD y Forbes.
Para tu segunda fuente, puedo contestar con Forbes, donde compara el PIB per cápita de CDMX con el de París:
www.forbes.com.mx/el-pib-percapita-del-df-como-el-de-francia/
PNUD, respecto a desarrollo humano y delegaciones y municipios más desarrollados, a parte de ciudades:
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Entidades_federativas_de_M%C3%A9xico_por_IDH
En cuanto a municipios y delegaciones, no encontré fuentes actualizadas, incluso la que mostraste es de las más actualizadas y es de hace dos años, por lo que ya no creo que sirva como fuente, pero sí hay más actualizadas de PIB per cápita por ciudad y desarrollo humano, como las que mostré, basándonos en que estas medidas son a números que no varían tanto por año como el de la riqueza por municipio, ya que toma bloques de casi media década o más.
CDMX es una ciudad que produce casi lo mismo que toda la región norte del país, así que, desde mi punto de vista, e independientemente de si Monterrey pueda tener un municipio más rico, pero siempre menos desarrollado o de menor relevancia, es completamente estéril.
Lo que también es cierto, es que el centro de México produce casi 3 veces lo que el norte y solo CDMX produce lo mismo que todo el norte, a parte de que todo por lo que destaca México en cuestiones económicas y desarrollo, son principalmente del centro; desde la cantidad de ingenieros, que ponen a México como uno de los países top, hasta el desarrollo de tecnologías de última generación.
También es curioso como en un video que trata sobre CDMX, vienen regios a querer resaltar por un municipio, demostrando muchisimo lo frustrados que están.
Nadie en el mundo sabe qué es Monterrey, mientras CDMX es una major city, así como una ciudad global o clase alfa, la única de todo el país.
Supongamos que Monterrey tiene un municipio que es más rico, pero no más desarrollado.
Simplemente Santa Fe le da mil vueltas a todo Monterrey en desarrollo, ya ni hablemos de otras zonas que funcionan como centros financieros y económicos de gran parte de la economía del continente.
No son datos de wikipedia, son de PNUD, y no son del 2005, son del 2014 y 2015 en una medición que se toma por generaciones, no por año.
No me puedes decir que Monterrey crece más sin sustento, ni lo de las empresas o inversiones extranjeras. No tiene peso lo que dices sin fuentes.
La realidad es que CDMX es la única entidad con desarrollo humano muy alto del país y Monterrey no pasa de ser un pueblo.
No necesito ir a Monterrey este año, ya que pasé año nuevo ahí, y la verdad no parece ni ciudad, es un pueblo.
CDMX está entre las 15 ciudades más importantes del mundo, mientras Monterrey apenas está dando el paso a convertirse en una ciudad de verdad, pero esto le tomará todavía varias décadas. No hay ni punto de comparación.
Probably you should have walked over the parallel streets to Masaryk, you had a park to the left and a green corridor to the right , also there was one of the prettiest churches