INSIDE MEXICO CITY'S RICHEST NEIGHBORHOOD! 🤑💰
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In this video, we'll explore Billionaires' Row of Mexico City, one of the most wealthiest areas in the city.
This tour of the wealthiest neighbourhoods in Mexico City will take you on a journey through some of the most luxurious and exclusive neighbourhoods in the city. You'll see some of the best museums and restaurants in the city, all while learning about the history of Billionaires' Row and the people who live there. Don't miss this opportunity to see Mexico City from a new perspective!
Polanco, located in Mexico City, is often referred to as the Beverly Hills of Mexico, with a reputation as an upscale and exclusive neighborhood where the richest people in the city live. However, my recent visit to Polanco proved that this perception is not entirely accurate.
First of all, let me say that the architecture and design of the neighborhood is truly breathtaking. The streets are lined with elegant colonial-style homes and tree-lined boulevards that make for a picturesque stroll. But what I found most impressive was the abundance of cultural and recreational activities available in Polanco.
One of the most notable highlights of my visit was the array of world-class restaurants in the area. The dining scene in Polanco is truly impressive, with a wide variety of cuisines on offer, from traditional Mexican to contemporary international fare. Many of the restaurants are housed in beautiful and historic buildings, making the dining experience all the more special.
In addition to the great food, Polanco also offers a variety of cultural attractions, such as the Museum of Anthropology and the Tamayo Museum. The neighborhood is also home to the Chapultepec Park, which is the largest city park in Latin America and offers a variety of outdoor activities, including walking, jogging, and bike riding.
Polanco is also home to several luxury shopping areas, such as the Presidente Masaryk Avenue, which offers designer boutiques and high-end department stores. The area also offers a variety of luxury hotels, such as the Four Seasons and the St. Regis, making it a great option for travelers looking for a luxurious vacation.
In conclusion, Polanco may have a reputation as an exclusive and wealthy neighborhood, but my visit to the area showed me that there is much more to discover. From the beautiful architecture and tree-lined streets, to the incredible food and cultural attractions, Polanco is a neighborhood that offers something for everyone. It's not only for the rich and famous, but also for those looking for a unique and delightful experience in Mexico City.
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Are you surprised Mexico has this?
I want to see something totally different from Portugal
What about bulfights?
Y por qué les asombra amigos? Qué los mexicanos no tenemos derecho a avanzar y prosperar?
Being Mexico the 15th largest economy in the world, hosting the 2nd largest annual book fair on earth (after Frankfurt's) and having organized the 1968 Olympic Games, (way before many developed countries did) and the soccer World Cup not once but two times (and going for the third one), why would anyone be surprised?... unless you are the kind that thinks the Japanese wear kimonos to work, Moroccans ride camels in Casablanca or that Danes wear horned helmets (I was in Copenhagen and believe me, they don't!).
En varios lugares del mundo creen que México es un país subdesarrollado, con ciudades pobres, mugrosas y mal olientes, eso gracias a la imagen que USA a dado al mundo de nuestro país, y por otro lado creen que la gente con rasgos físicos indígenas no tienen derecho a progresar y que tienen que ser siempre pobres, mugrosos y serviles, menciono esto porque en CDMX la mayoría de su población parecen o son prehispánicos al igual que varios estados del centro y sobre todo del sur del país.....
Actually, the richest neighborhood is Lomas de Chapultepec. The reason no one goes there is because is almost 100% residential.
Truth
Millionaires don't live in that neighborhood any more (that was the case back in the 40s and 50s). They moved west but now they just go shopping there. It's the upper-middle class who live in Polanco now, which is different than being a millionaire.
Thanks Luis
@kaiikaika relax, take your pills
@kaiikaika relax, you are getting angry for no reason. Freedom of speech? Is anyone against freedom of speech here? Go ahead, just relax
I’d say it’s popular for rich young people who move from the uber-rich neighborhoods in the western part of the city, because they want to be closer to the nightlife and everything. But they do eventually move out to start families.
Attention United States citizens: Polanco is the Beverly Hills of Mexico City! The entire city really surprised us in the most positive ways possible. As Americans, we *love* Mexico City for its vibrancy, clean gardens and plazas, ease of getting around (metros, busses, and Uber), delicious dining options, access to healthy foods + inexpensive fruits & vegetables, spectacular health care for foreigners, and, obviously, the low cost of living, even in one of the biggest metropolitan cities in the world! Try getting a cappuccino at a cute garden cafe in downtown Los Angels for $2.50 - but it’s absolutely possible in Mexico City 🤩 Shout out to La Ventanita Cafe in Roma Norte, a lush oasis in the heart of the city ☕️🌳✌️
I had heard that Mexico City was a great place for food, and now I've seen it. We'll have to go... Maybe in 2024.
It’s amazing in every aspect except pollution. We were lucky not to experience the terrible pollution we’ve heard about, but it is a thing and it is very uncomfortable we were told.
That was fun but personally I'm not interested in high-end malls whatsoever they are the same all over the world. Beautiful restaurants 😍
We did our best to make the mall exciting. It was not easy lol! But the restaurants in Polanco are truly amazing!
@@joenandamalie the mall footage was fine ~ it's something you either like or you don't.
Polanco is one of the richest neighboorhood in CDMX, but not the richest and Palacio de Hierro is not a mall, is like upscale Sears :P
Hey Joen and Amelie. Wow I never thought Mexico City was this beatiful. Thank you for opening my eyes!
Hey Rui. Cheers! Mexico City is amazing and we have only good things to say!
More videos of the posh areas in Mexico City please!! I loved this video!! ❤
Mexico City is amazing. However like any big city the gap between the rich and poor is very apparent.
Saludos de Los Angeles, California.
Carlos Slim was the world's richest man in 2012.
True. We were actually quite surprised how few homeless people we saw.
very nice video,but the shopping malls are always the same. The high end ones, same brands,etc,etc, but like Amelie said ,good toilets.
Agree. But this mall was next level in terms of density of all the very most expensive shops in the world. But yes, in the end it's all the same! :)
@@joenandamalie Great video! But Palacio de Hierro is not really a mall. It's a luxury department store like Harrods in London or Bergdorf Goodman in New York City. Mexico City does have many beautiful malls, though. My personal favorite is Artz Pedregal. Check it out, it's gorgeous. Also, go visit the Liverpool department store on Avenida Insurgentes. It has a beautiful ultramodern exterior design that illuminates at night.
Greetings from Chihuahua Mexico, it’s nice to see other parts of my country.
You should come northern Mexico like Chihuahua City, Monterrey, Hermosillo, La Paz, Saltillo, etc.
Northern Mexico is the wealthiest part of Mexico and with less poverty (except border cities) but is not very touristy, it’s the industrial region of Mexico but has many interesting things to see and the culture is pretty different from central and southern Mexico.
Go to parque la mexicana in santa fe
We were told to go, but didn’t find time unfortunately
La zona rica de la ciudad está en las lomas y pedregal, polanco es más financiero
Loving your Mexico vlogs... amazing👍💯🤗
Yay! Thank you!
@4:30 that’s so cool! Hahaha only in Mexico!
Haha. I would love to have that car with the bullets. Would be pretty badass and I think most people would leave you alone lol!
yet another great video !
Thanks so much, Tomas!
very interesting guys!
Glad you think so!
My new fav VLOG!
As long as the world lasts, so will the fame and glory of the great Mexico Tenochtitlan
Loved this video! The dogs were adorable and the food looked amazing! Really appreciate your sense of adventure. 🎉
Thanks so much ♥️🙏🏼♥️
The dogs in Mexico City are so well behaved. You will see obedience classes happening in many parks throughout Mexico City. Happy to see that famed dog walker is still hitting the streets with all his pooches!
Pffffffffffffffft and people are hungry and, struggling @
Love your VLOGs!!!!
No point in being rich unless other people are poor
Not everyone one can be monied. Pyramid.
Hey guys, i recommend you to visit Yucatan, you're going to love it!!
Already went to Cancun. Check out the video! :)
@@joenandamalie yeah, but Cancun is Quintana Roo, you need to go to Yucatán the State, Mérida City, Valladolid, Chichen Itzá, the Cenotes Route, there's a lot of wonders you can enjoy... Also you need to try all the gastronomy of that area is a mix of Prehspanic, Spanish, Lebanon and Asian food, so is going to blow your mind! I hope you can come soon.
02:16 😂😂😂
Wuf!!
2:50 They thought you were Harald Baldr?
Haha, maybe. Not sure Baldr is appealing to children though lol!
I enjoy hearing Amelia speak Danish
You guys should go to Japan. OKINAWA Island. You guys will love it.
Would love to go. Japan has been on our list for years but it seems like it’s still not open to tourists
@@joenandamalie Japan is open for tourists again! I can highly recommend to go to the more non-touristy places in Japan. And please visit the tropical parts of Japan. Okinawa Islands.. a treasure. So different than the other parts of Japan. Food in Japan is always amazing.
🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹😁 Forever!!!!!
Of course. Portugal videos soon coming up! :)
Guys! You’re funny I already like you a lot. Where are you from originally, your English is so extensive oh yes and Amelia is so good looking!,
CLASSY Mexico 🍾🥂👍
Always:D
Mexican millionaires do not live in that area, they generally live in , Bosques de las Lomas y Jardines del Pedregal
In Mexico I don't think there are billionaires, they are millionaires, in fact I don't even think there are people or companies that have millions of millions of dollars.,
@Kai Ikaika I've never heard of a person who has a billion dollars, Between 2010 and 2012, the shares of telecommunications and Grupo of Carso Slim increased their prices and he became the richest man in the world with a fortune abovea
62,000,000,000 dollars, thousand times a millions
Billon, corresponds to a million times million.
Not true me and Carlos slim are Mexican billionaires 🤫🤫
The weathiest city of LATAM si closest to Monterrey un nuevo, león si actually wealthier than San Antonio talking about yearly income pero capita
Will visit next time!
Interesting, where I live Uber Black cars have to be black.
Haha, not sure if you're joking!
@@joenandamalie haha no for real. I have a very nice BMW M5 and thought about driving Uber part time. I didn’t qualify for Uber Black because my car is white! They have to be black (at least where I’m at in California!)
There are more luxuries neighborhoods….Santa Fe , Interlomas , Bosque Real .
Santa fe no Polanco
Millionaires don’t live there!
Enjoy the city while you can cause it’s sinking
Haha, yeah I know!
Stepwife?
Say w00t? :D
@@joenandamalie Oh, she said "His dead wife"...I thought she said "His stepwife...". Silly me! 🙂
its heart breaking that so many restaurants in Mexico (and CDMX specifically) continue to wear the idiot masks because they think it reassures their customers... when really it is a huge turn off.
Yeah, I know. We were shocked how the majority of people wears it since it's no longer used in Europe.
I don't mind. Sometimes when cooks are cooking, it is cleaner for your food to not get whatever comes from people's mouths, as they prepare your food. You know kitchen staff communicates with each other. Same as when waiters are serving food, and talking to you at the same time, because you may have asked them a question.
I used to work as a waiter, and a cook.
Great video and love the energy and honesty you portray! By the way, even when Polanco is the old money Neighborhood, Interlomas and Santa Fe are a different kind. Check Santa Fe if you care to see another side and still not seen much. Cdmx is full of great neighborhoods. Enjoying your México series. Started to follow while in Brazil. Hasta pronto!✌
Thanks so much, Jose. Next time we go to Mexico City we will explore more of those neighborhoods. Glad you like our series! :)