We're Shocked By Mexico City! Roma Norte & La Condesa Walking Tour
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- Welcome to Mexico City, what a shock! Today we're on a free walking tour in Roma Norte & La Condesa and we're seriously impressed. Click here to explore your creativity and get 2 free months of Premium Membership: skl.sh/danegerandstacey2
We're beyond happy we came to Mexico City - this place is amazing! In saying that, Mexico City is huge and this video and our experience so far is purely based in Roma Norte & La Condesa alone... but it makes sense now why so many people said not to miss this place while we travel in Mexico.
Mexico City has different reports online about the amount of people, but its in the 20 million range, so theres a ridiculous amount of neighbourhoods and less safe areas. We're staying in Roma Norte after doing a lot of research, La Condesa was the other potential option, but we knew we wanted to explore both.
Today we took a free walking tour that luckily explores both Roma Norte and Condesa - 2 incredibly cool and surprising neighbourhoods that feel very safe. We'll be sharing a video soon taking about safety in Mexico and how we felt, along with answering a bunch of other questions.
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How cool is Mexico City?!
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The coolest city of this side of world in my humble opinion, for that I love visited many times.
The best way for know it, it's take a ride in turibus or capital bus and for move around in metro, metrobus, ecobici, trolley using "tarjeta multimodal".
If you like that parks wait to meet another places like:
Alameda central in Downtown
Bosque de Chapultepec
La Mexicana in Santa Fe
Parque Bicentenario
Tezozomoc
Bosque Aragon
Parks in Coyoacan, Xochimilco and much more.
Can't say we've seen enough on 'this side of the world' to compare, but shit we're off to an amazing start with Mexico City! We love it. Cheers for the suggestions.
My city is pretty damn cool. I’ve been to some European cities and I think Berlin has the same vibe, but cdmx is something else and damn unique.
I'm totally going to sign up!
Hey, are you guys from New Zealand or Australia? I'm trying to place the accents.
Of all the Latin American cities I had ventured into and explored, Mexico City remains and will always be my favorite. I have been here 10x and I keep coming back. It's so underrated and people have this wrong perception that it's super dangerous when really it's all an exaggeration. I ❤ CDMX! 🇲🇽 from 🇵🇭
We can definitely understand why now!
How many Latin American cities did u visit?
San Pablo?
Buenos Aires?
Santiago?
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I have been to all these listed and more ... they are all great and have something to offer.
How can one compare San Francisco to New York? Or Berlin to Paris?
@@daniluchison I have visited those as well not saying they're not amazing cities, I'm pretty sure they are and each got their own charm. It just so happened Mexico City has quickly made it's way near the top of my favorite Latin American city. Everybody's different and that's okay.
@@latintrader Pretty sure everybody's got their own thing and specifc travel experiences or preferences that they look for when traveling and yes people naturally do compare and there's nothing super wrong about that. More than likely a lot of people who had gone to Mexico City may not even have felt the same way but instead were captivated by other cities like Lima or Montevideo. ✌
Love Mexico from Afghanistan 🇦🇫!!!!
Mexico City is so underrated. Part of the reason(s):Ignorance and Hollywood which typically portray Mexico as a dusty and bloody town when in reality the City is full of nature, diversity, great architecture (ancient, colonial and modern) and LOTS of history with people from all over the world. It goes toe to toe against any other modern or European city and it has more to offer than most of them. It is a gigantic metropolis that seems to be getting more and more attention, this time, for better reasons. Mexico City is a Country within a country, an economic powerhouse and cannot be dismissed.
Completely agree - highly underrated place!
I want it to be dismissed though. Do you really want Mexico City full of Americans like in Cancun? Making everything shitty with their preferences for McDonald’s/Shitty food/drunk college students puking on the streets?
Not to mention that all they do out there is bring crime and drug consumption? And then the cartels get more violent cause they’re trying to get their money? Fuck that. I don’t mind other foreigners coming to Mexico City, but Americans have ruined a lot of cities in Mexico.
Im from méxico city and after traveling around the world I've learned that there is no place like mexicooooo. I love it
Yes people from the old continent are cold and racists in many places
I've been living in Mexico City for the past 7 years now, and nothing bad has ever happened to me or to the people I know. Obviously, you have to be cautious like you would be in any big city, but overall, I feel very safe here. Besides that, Mexico City is a great place to visit and it has a lot to offer. It doesn't matter if you're looking for great food, awesome entertainment, really interesting historical sites, fantastic architecture, cultural events, an exciting nightlife scene or friendly and welcoming people, this is the place.
UrbanTraveller what boy not even, mexico is failed country you don’t live here shut up
@@enrk2195 Fuck off
TheStrongest One poor bastard likes his own comment, stfu
@@SPKLifeStyle2.0 Condesa and Roma Norte are probably the two most interesting neighborhoods in the city if you're looking for a cool city vibe, an artistic scene, great restaurants and cafes, and an urban classy feeling. If you want a high-end and elegant area, then you should go to Polanco. Other cool areas in the city are Coyoacán, San Ángel and the Historic District but those are more traditional Mexican-looking neighborhoods.
@@enrk2195 Do you even speak English? Btw, I do live here in Mexico City. Shut your ugly face!
My favourite city in all of North America. Look for Azul Historico restaurant near Zocalo for the best food and chic atmosphere.
Shame we didnt' know about this area sooner! We'll have to go back
Im Mexican and that restaurant is a must! You need to go for a sopa de tortilla. Delicious, traditional and the soup of the house or as it is known there the queen of the soups.
Phat So agree azul histórico is pretty nice also surrounded areas they have a lot too explorer great restaurant and historical places too visit.
I'm back home in the Philippines now but I'm gonna have to come back hopefully by fall.
@@DanegerAndStacey So that means you didn't went outside Roma? O_o
I just got back from a trip to Mexico City and I couldn’t agree more! Such an incredible place and the amount of trees, parks and amazing cafes blew my mind! Definitely keen to go back 😍
Such an incredible balance isn't it? So cool
Mexico is a city of fantasy. Even when Europeans come to Mexico. They are impressed by the historical, artistic and multicultural. Not even the cities of Rome or France gather the history of ancestral ruins, conquerors and revolutions in one place like Mexico City does.
If you hire a city guide. The first time. You will understand what foreigners lose. When they only know for themselves. one tenth of the greatness of Mexico. You also save a lot of money. Because the guides know the special places with discount for them.
My dad did his internship at the Hospital General before my brother and I were born. We come from a smaller country further south in the Americas. After 40 years plus we decided to visit the city my parent called home in 1970. We ate, visited museums and castles and pyramids and came across a bunch of lovely Mexican peoples whom made our trip memorable. I have fallen in love with Mexico City. I'm now on the process of planning a trip with my wife and kids so they too can discover the beauty that this Megalopolis offers. Awesome video guys, I'm sure you'll fall in love with the city as well.
Glad you got the chance to visit and enjoyed! Hoping you get back soon.
Love Mexico City. Stayed in Roma Norte for 5 days in 2018 and want to go back.
Pleased you've also had a good experience there!
Welcome back
I was born in Coyoacán, moved to the US for 18 years and I am now moving back to Mexico City. There is something about the city, the people, the noise, the warmth. It's just absolutely wonderful and enticing. I am proud of being a Mexico City native ❤
You should be proud, amazing place
@@DanegerAndStacey ❤
@@RoMan-oi5qv I was born in Coyoacán!
Same here born in Mexico city Coyoacan . And now i live in europe Belgium. I really move eurrope to
I lived in the states for 23 years now I live here I don't get bored at all
I think Mexico City is my favorite and I'm planning on moving there at the end of this year. This video just made me more excited
same here :)
Currently living in the South. But a Mexico City dude welcomes you, you will never be bored in CDMX. :)
We're jealous thats gonna be your home, such an awesome spot
Welcome to CDMX
Mexico it’s not dangerous place it’s just like every country you got your good sides & bad sides but people are amazing they make you feel welcome beautiful country ❤️
We have been to Mexico City twice in the past three years ...love the city surprisingly green rich in history and a very social city ...enjoy.
Good stuff! We're jealous
I visited México city last year (my first time there) and I dream on going back. I missed waking in the zócalo and reforma.
Now that we've left we feel the same, missing it big time!
We can't wait to go to Mexico! These videos have been so helpful. Maybe we will spend a month there too ;) x
Do it! Such a great base guys
Go ahead chica you will not get disappoint we are the best in food and hospitality cheer's
My wife and I visited Mexico two years ago. We rented a apartment in La Condesa. Rome Norte and La Condesa is beautiful. And so are the Mexican people. But my favorite, being an artist, was the Frida Kahlo Museum. She’s amazing.👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
where can i find a long term rental ? a website or agency would you recommend ?
Thanks
@@nancyguo01 many Airb&b will do long term rental. We stayed at a lovely Airb&b. If you stay in the Condesa area everything you need is within walking distance. Although things may have changed since Covid-19.
@@havedrill1 thank you. Can I ask you how much did you pay per month ? 1 or 2bedrooms ?
You definitely need to visit Coyoacan. Its my favorite part of México City, the Frida Kahlo museum is there
ee 7777 yeah if u wanna be around of a lot people, and wait a lot in line, in coyoacan u should better go to casa león trotsky, casa estudió Diego - Frida in San Angel, or museum Anahuacalli, a house that designed Rivera himself and keeps his own prehispanic art collection, way better that the blue house of Frida 🙄
I visited Coyoacan a few years back and it is very charming and beautiful. It did not feel like I was in CDMX, very unique gem of this big city. One day I will return!
Coyoacán is Ok, although too crowded (and what I most dislike is that is infested with beggars lately)
My beautiful Mexico
Are you Mexican?
Had been living in Mexico City for 2 months now and definitely I am in love with the city, specially the Condesa section along Avenida Amsterdam and Parque México which is my go to route for my daily afternoon run, the city has alot to offer and to experience and you have always something to do and see here.
Definitely great but be cautious sometimes.
That sounds great! Hope you've been enjoying your time there :) Always good to use common sense wherever you are!
So much nostalgia!!! I lived in Roma Norte for 4 years!! I miss Mexico City everyday. Eventually, I want to move back!
where can i find a long term rental in the area?
Love this - Mexico City is on our bucket list for next year!
Do it guys, you'll llove it
Bienvenidos!!!
Dont bring your bling!!
Yes bro my country will not disappoint you we're the best in food and hospitality
Been there..loved it..best food I've ever had in my life!!
AGREE!
Well, what can I say? You're damn right 😁
Totally agree!!! The crazy thing is I’m American and lived in CDMX for 6 mos and ate like Louis XVI and actually lost weight?!! 😱 I’ve read posts from a number of other Americans where the same thing happened to them... something to be said about whole, fresh and natural ingredients, lots of walking & a strong social support system with lots of green spaces which help to reduce stress. I’ll be back next week and am trying to figure out how to move there!!! ❤️🇲🇽❤️
We're currently staying right around the corner from Mercado Roma and it's one of our fav places to grab lunch. They have vegan tacos AND the churros at the churreria are accidentally vegan- they're fantastic!!
I'm hoping to visit Mexico City next summer. Can't wait to visit the beautiful country again! :)
Could have easily watched another 30 minutes of this. My favorite couple. Love you guys...keep bringing us these tremendous videos that help to broaden our horizons. Well done!
Glad you loved this one as much as we did
I just went & I was blown away how cool and huge the city is. I am in love and already have plans to return.
So stoked to hear this!
Mexico City is awesome!!!💙 All the lush vegetation is what really surprised me!
Im from Scotland and Ive lived in Mexico for 6 years, most of it in CDMX. The city is very misunderstood and very safe generally. Even areas where its considered less so, Ive never ever had a problem. Ive travelled all around Mexico as well from North to South and only had positive experiences. Yes, things do happen but I honestly cant say Ive ever felt unsafe anywhere in Mexico City.
Thats awesome feedback from someone spending so much time there! Glad to hear
Lol, you captured the legendary and iconic recording of the lady buying stuff ! Se compran refrigeradores, estufas, colchones...! You hear that almost every where in the city
Once were were told the story about the little girl we kept hearing it EVERYWHERE haha
Wow! Definitely adding Mexico to my bucket list now! Great video guys
So diverse! Mexico city is unlike anywhere else in the country , we loved that
Watch out you gringos and euroconquers, because Mexicans won't forget.
Parque México is one of my favorite places on earth, I used to work near there, I got to the office, wrapped the work and went to the park to get high and talk to the dogs, later return to the office full inspired to start the projects of the day.
Lovely introduction to Mexico city and extremely helpful to put fears to rest, though we're sure that as in most major cities there're dangerous areas to avoid. But heck, this looks so inviting. Absolutely charming. And yes, as foodies we'd definitely be hitting loads of eateries as you are :)
Fun episode guys, thanks, James and Kim
Yeah exactly. We're looking at Cape Town this year and hearing very similar kind of stories and reports as we did before Mex City - I'm sure in the right areas its amazing
omg mexico is so so high on my bucket list!!! and cuba
It deserves to be! Such a cool and varied country
Great video!. Mexico City is the oldest capital city in the Americas and one of the largest Metropolitan Areas on the world. Many things to see and live, there are over 150 museums, 5 world heritage sites within the city limits, and beautiful "Pueblos Mágicos" just few hours away from the Mexico City.
Cheers!!!
The "beautiful pueblos magicos" are slowly being inhabited by the Cartels.
You must visit Chapultepec Park, the largest park in all the Americas, twice larger than Central Park in NYC, and the only royal castle of the American continent!
Chapultepec Park on a Sunday is especially lovely.
luis amador two and a half larger than central park...
I adore Mexico City! I lived there for 6 mos in 2018-2019 and am trying to figure out how to move there permanently. Luckily, I live in LA and am just a 3 hr 45 min flight ✈️ away! Will be there again next week 😁 Highly recommend you visit!!
Me llevas contigo next time you travel to Mexico City? i live in San Diego CA, we are City Neighbors.
Excellent work as always. As a divorced man in his mid 50's I find the cost of solo travel prohibitive and a little daunting. Great to have you guys showing us the world so beautifully . Thank you x
Glad we can share the world and you can travel along with us then, Willie!
Love Mexico City. We stayed for a month, and were not ready to leave. That park you showed was one of pur favorite places to visit. While you were walking through and talking about the pepitas, I had to laugh at the background noise (it is a local pick up company that goes throughout Mexico City picking up oversized items and you will hear that broadcast many times each day). Never thought it would be something that I missed about Mexico City, but listening to it made me smile!
I love how the USA gives a negative view of Mexico to keep the tourists out!
Es una cuestion de dinero y control. Tambien nos venden una imagen negativa del pueblo mexicano...y pese a ello hay mas de 1 MILLION de estadounidenses viviendo en Mexico. Los numeros hablan por si solos :) :) :)
@Renata Lemus Yes, that means fewer gringos, if they find out what they are missing out on, then we would have a lot of immigrants from the US.
Envidia
They're Australian by the way, not from the US. I struggle to see the relevance of your comment.
Nope - from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😂
Great video! The churros in CDMX were so tasty! I just got back from Mexico City a few months ago and loved it.
Truly unhealthy the amount of sugar in the churros!
Going this week! Can't wait, love the energy and atmosphere in Mexico City!
Paul C how was it? Did you enjoy MÉXICO City?
@@yunssss loved it! I already purchased my flight ticket to come back next month! 🇲🇽👍👍
Paul C 🙌🏽 wow!
@@yunssss this time I will explore different areas in Mexico, Guanajuato, San Miguel De Allende maybe Acapulco as well....
As a local of Mexico City I can say that most of the neighbourhoods are very safe and it has a Video Surveillance Technological Systems, 63 thousand cameras are distributed throughout the city; this network of surveillance cameras is called C5.
Thats definitely what we experienced as well
What a wonderful place and such welcoming people. Thank you for bringing this place to life!
It was such a lovely stay!
I know for sure this couple is going to fall in love with Mexico and return for a longer period for 9 months. And later eventually will move to Mexico :)
me, a mexican living in mexico watching this video just because i want to hear what y'all think and like about mexico city
@@RoMan-oi5qv sí
I'd definitely love to travel to Mexico. My Mexican friends tell me about the rich history, culture, and cuisine. I've also heard that the landscape is stunning.
Wow, I'm loving the look of Mexico City! The trees and greenery remind me a lot of Kolkata which has very similar vegetation growing everywhere - I really like it. You have a great Stacey reaction at 6:58 :)
Nice to hear India has the same kind of feeling in places! Theres such a nice balance when a city is combined with green
Unfortunately, almost anywhere you go in Mexico, only the rich neighborhoods have trees and parks.
@@Nadamedetendra24
That's not true... Trees are all over the neighborhoods...
@@juankmaney6872 you've only been in la Roma and la Condesa right?? Lol Where I live all the pretty tree filled parks are in the wealthy side of the city. 🙄
@@Nadamedetendra24
Hola Algotedetiene24... Debes vivir en Ekatepunk o Charco o Nezayork pero son fuera de la city... No cuidan los árboles, no cuidan los espacios verdes, ven un prado y lo agarran pa jugar futbol todos los días, donde ponen sus piecesitos no crece ningún vegetal, no se quejen... y no den mala imagen, no tiren basura, barran su acera y cuiden su entorno...
Wow. I never thought of Mexico city like this, I heard the bad stuff. Great video.
Exactly! Such an awesome surprise
Hii I lived in Mexico City for 2 years. Don’t let the bad stuff hold you back. If you go the places like La Condesa, Roma Norte, Coyoacán you’ll be fine! Tourist guides will usually tell you where not to go
MEDIA HAS NOTHING POSITIVE TO SAY ABOUT ANYTHING
@Ruth Pam no actually I can think for myself thanks. It's from first hand reports from when my family was there.
Because you're ignorant and biased probably.
I just get back from Mexico vacations for a second time, two years in a row, it´s that good!
Looks wonderful.I love parks a great place people come together. The food is quite amazing as well.
This was brilliant thanks for the high quality tour! Would love prices or things you came back to explore in more detail
Thank you! We typically try share prices but on a tour like this a lot of the stuff is covered so you don't really know
Lovely video you guys! 💕🤩. I’m from Mexico City, born and raised, and the way you captured it is lovely! It’s so great to see the city through your eyes and read the lovely comments from others, it makes me look at it with more excitement and also appreciate some things that I usually take for granted. I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed your time in the city!
Aww thanks Andrea! This comment made our day, thanks for your kind words that makes us so proud to hear ❤️
I was in Mexico City and its an incredible city, I love it. I will come back in janaury!!
Awesome vid
u guys are so Lovely
Dont be Scared of the rest of mexico au contraire yo need to be sure of yourself and you'll be fine, in Mexico theres everything of everything , good and weird but balanced
the prove is in the tons of videos of travelers covering the rest of the places
Ooh, it looks absolutely lovely there! Yet another place to add to my list, lol. It’s great to see a focus on a neighbourhood - I think often when we travel we feel like we need to see all the tourist attractions and rush about to fit everything in, but just taking the time to explore a particular area and mooch about and really ‘look’...you guys remind me of this in every vlog. Thank you!
Thats such an amazing point, Jenny! We agree, its easy to think you gotta tick off as much as possible in one day
Go visit the Plaza Rio de Janeiro, you'll get mesmerized by the early 20th century homes around it plus the plaza itself and a magnificent church. I lived close by in my childhood. Incredibly one of my pastimes was walking around all over the city as if I was a tourist. Hi from Texas.
Hi from Chicago, great video 👍🏻 Mexico City has a lot too explorer enjoy
Your videos are great and give so much inspiration to travel yourself. always look out for a video of you😎
Thanks man!
Such a nice and magical city, I just love it! even traveling in the subway, the metro, is great, not so much during rush hour though haha.
We didn't take the metro, shame! We need to come back for longer next time
@@DanegerAndStacey that's one of the things i do every time I get to CDMX, there's so many great things to do around Mexico city thought, glad you guys enjoyed your time there 😃. Really enjoyed your video is always nice to see people visiting and reacting for the first time about that lovely big city.
Great vid thx!
Next time visit Colonia del Valle and Insurgentes Avenue and the areas surrounding the avenue it's beautiful.
We’ll be going to Mexico in February and watching your video made us even more excited about our trip. Mexico City is so beautiful! We really enjoyed your video!
That's SO exciting! We're super jealous, would love to be back in Mexico. We miss the food so much. Enjoy your trip!
It looks really cool ❤️❤️❤️🇲🇽
mexico city looks great, thats cool that you all did the free tour. Thats a good idea I have never thought about looking up when i travel. nice to get a view from a locals eyes and an insight of the dues and donts for such a large city like mexico city
You should definitely give it a google next time you visit a relatively large city, there's often free tours... of course they deserve a tip for their time but you can decide the value, which is nice. Hopefully some time soon eh?!
Daneger and Stacey yeah I will for sure, it’s worth the tip to get the inside scoop on a city. , I live in the states, so we’ll see when the travel restrictions get removed it’s been pretty out of control here but seems to be getting better. It seems like most every country south of the USA has been fine so hopefully in the fall I can travel again seems a lot safer in Mexico and Central/South America then the USA so Mexico City I think will be one of the first places I go
Love Mexico City even tho i've never been. Just subscribed! cheers from Las Vegas Nv.
In Roma Norte right now. It’s beautiful. Took an Uber to the Zocalo and walked around down there as well. Friendly people. Great food.
This Roma Norte area reminds me a bit of Paris with the cafe culture. Will definitely come back. On my way to Oaxaca in a few days
Hope you're having an amazing time! We wish we got to Oaxaca 😍 Happy travels!
Lovely video guys! Love how this video gives such positive vibes. Looks like a fun city to visit one day!
Theres something special about a place massively exceeding all expectations!
We are free of Karen's
México City Is INCREDIBEL.
Hope you keep enjoying and exploring!!
We will, thanks!
Churros are legit the best treats ever! There used to be a stand near my work and I'd go have a cheeky snack every now and then. 😋 Also, those areas you went to looked so pretty. Reminded me of some of the street art you see in Melbourne :)
Very Melbourne like actually, some great laneways and delicious coffee. Mmmm we need to get back to Melbs!
10:00 the sound in the background lets you know you are in Mexico City, "se compra colchones, tambores, refrigeradores , estufas, lavadoras o fierro viejo que venda" oh what a colorful sound! jajaja. Great video guys!
I just came back from Mexico City and I want to comeback as soon as possible, I love that City
We want to go back too! Sounds like you had a great time, hope you get to visit again soon!
Thanks for sharing about the free tour! Love that there’s an English option too 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Mexico City is a magical place. I lived there 28 years in polanco and now I am living in the US and, I miss completely all the stuffs
Polanco is a super rich neighborhood. Did you really live there?
You two never disappoint...great vlog.
Thanks again Angela
Thanks for the suggestion about the freewalktour, looking forward to it!
Hope you enjoy it! Actually we know you will, it was awesome :)
I’m walking around aimlessly in Roma and searched your video to relate to someone. I think I may go to that cafe.
Don't be afraid to visit México. I'm sure that you won't regret to do it. Mexico has many different and original places to enjoy it. If you decide to visit it, you will be welcome.
Woo hooo I am doing mexico city now...and you helped me so much with thailand....stayed at Chiang mai prestige because of you guys.... did cabo in november and 3 months in colombia....doing 2 months in mexico next.
Those dogs looked so cute!!! City dogs are always so well trained, mine are just some little freaking rascals running all over the place
Hay guys your life is very enviable. I am so jealous but I've seen the bad travel days. And I know how much work is Involved.I really enjoy watching this channel.
Cheers Alan - balancing the amazing with the not so bad 😀
My uncle has done business in Mexico City for years. He has sold his business but still goes to visit. Yes. Every country has some dangerous places. My uncle is fluent in Spanish and being Italian he browns easily and blends in well. He loves to visit there but you definitely need to understand not to just take off to parts unknown. There are many parts of Mexico he would never go. He said he would stick out like a sore thumb and it wouldn’t take long for you to get in trouble. So just like anywhere else you really need to know where you’re going. It sounds like you did a lot of pre-planning. Excellent video
Great post as always👍✌️
🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
its the best, coffee, sweet treats and salty ones too !!!
México City is one of the most amazing cities in the world. I'm glad you like walking by Roma and Condesa. Thanks for talk good about our country.
You're welcome, we loved it
Nice video thanks for showing off my city!
Your cities cool!
Beautiful video
It feels really nostalgic watch videos of a time before pandemia.
It's crazy to think. we used to just travel anywhere we wanted!
fantastic Thank you ❤️❤️❤️ 😊
Great video 😍 ALL support from Sonora México 🇲🇽 and welcome, im suscribe!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Ooo, slick ending...
There is a great movie called "Roma" based in that part of Mexico city, you should watch it ;)
The movie is not so great but is ok... Better than the last movies my country use to do
Not really that part. This is Roma Norte, and the film is located in Roma Sur which is actually rather different, Roma Norte is a bit older, eclectic and touristy whereas Roma Sur is mostly just residential.
They don’t show much of the borough on the film anyway, it’s definitely good though.
@@samcreel i never been there, i just stated to them that there is a movie about part of the city. gee... why people like to dramatize so much? duh...
Dan_Gameplay the story for the movie was ok, but the picture and how everything was captured was beautiful.
@@georgecaldwell1092 You have to watch it on fast forward so you don't fall asleep and then at the end you ask yourself "What was that even about?'. :-)
hey guys! Just wondering if you might be able to tell us what was the tour you did of Roma and condesa? About to head to CDMX and thought we might try to book this one! Thanks for the videos, keep up the good work!!
Hey thanks to coming to this my city and now your city to, but specially Roma norte, you are welcome any time and well welcome!
That's so kind, thank you! We have a feeling we will be back someday, there is still so much to explore!
Hi Amigos! I love your channel. You two are so cute. I absolutely love, love, love your accent. I just subscribed. That's m hometown: CDMX or as outsiders call it Mexico City.
Great video! New subscriber here, greetings from Puebla, Mexico. You should come and make videos here, the city is beautiful and we have one of the best exquisite cuisine of Mexico love Mexico City tho 🇳🇿💞🇲🇽
Thank you! Will do! Loved MExico
I love Pueblanos haha
Great people, greetings from New Jersey!
Nice clip thanks,I visit Mexico quite a lot mostly tourist areas, but I want to see Mexico City again.Guadalajara too would be nice.
Mexico City is definitely worth a visit :) Thanks for watching!
I 💕 LOVE MEXICO...YOU TWO MAKE A BEAUTIFUL PAIR.😎
Absolutely loved your video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent video (of my favorite city) and great production quality. What type of camera are you using?