I’m leaving on Monday for 2 weeks. It’s my first time solo travelling so this was a really helpful video! I had already done quite a bit of research but I still learned some new things from your experience. Looks like you had a great time there!
@@nmah19 Psyched you picked up new things from the video. Enjoy the trip - Mexico City is such a dope place to visit and live in. If you get to come back and share what you liked most, I'll update the guide to make sure it continues to have great recs. Hope the trip is spectacular - Buen viaje ✈️
My place of both is México city. My parents migrated to the US when I was only three months old I’m 39 years old and finally I decided to go back in two day from now. 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
@@JerryRegistre Your emotional connection to the city and to the experiences you had were conveyed so well. It made me even more excited to go. Thanks Jerry!
Yo bro, just came back from CDMX and THANK YOU FOR THIS VID ! I always saw the experiences tab on airbnb and never thought to try it til then-and for $80 I had one of the most memorable nights of my life! We had endless beers, made masks, and went to a lucha libre fight and it’s all thanks to your tips man ! Preciate you all the way bro bro
Let’s go! 🙌🏽 It’s definitely a hidden gem, but travel has become 10x better since I started using it. The soccer game and sailboat experiences were also sick if you ever get to go back. Glad it was a good time bro 🙌🏽
This was an awesome video. One of my dream places to visit is Mexico City. I’d also like to get to a C3 Spanish speaking level. I’ve tested at a C1 level on some free Spanish level tests. I look forward to using mostly Spanish and eating awesome tacos when I finally visit there. I think I’ve seen your videos on Tik Tok on celebrities in the US who speak Spanish.
Glad you liked it 🙏🏽 I’d learn Spanish just to go to Mexico city alone 😂 with how great that city is. Good luck with the Spanish C2! I just took the exam a few months ago
I like to think of chilaquiles as breakfast nachos. I live in Montreal, Canada and chilaquiles are not common in Mexican restaurants here so whenever im in Mexico that's my go to breakfast. Reccs for CDMX: mi compa chava (best seafood tacos I've had and the drinks were A1, the manager helped me order and was such a sweet lady), entremar, and tacos Jalisco (steps from panaderia rosette, you'll know which cart it is once you get here) . Can't wait to go back such a walkable city with nice people.
Makes me happy to hear that. I’ve gotten to travel a decent bit and this was one of the best trips I’ve done, so I hoped that sharing my experience and recs would make the trip planning easier for some. I have more recommendations for food, things to do, and other guides in the written version in the description if you’re looking for more. Enjoy the trip to the fullest and let us know how it went 🙌🏽✈️
What great content! Very informative but what I like most about this video is that you are to the POINT and you don't waste the viewers' time with "fillers". I really appreciate that. Keep up the good work, sir.
I enjoyed your video and tips. I especially liked the app recommendations. I will visit your written guide next. I plan to visit Mexico City within the month. I need to decide how long I will stay before heading further south to Colombia for a few more months.
Wishing you the best for the trip. If you’re passing through to do activities and see sights, two weeks felt like a good minimum. But if you’re into the diving deep, learning the language, meeting people, embedding into the culture like I was, I wanted to stay for 2 months at least. Maybe find a local rafting group 😆 Suerte con el viaje.
You are welcome 🤗 I’m going to CDMX on Saturday and leaving Thursday going to the Yucatan. I look forward to watching more of your travels. I may blog my experience as well!
@@erikacooper4707 I spent less than that per day 😂 so you should be good. But everything is more expensive in Polanco/Roma Norte/Condesa, so I'd recommend eating in local neighborhoods outside of these zones for cheaper but still fantastic eats
Thanks for sharing your experiences! I was in a doubt where to go on my next vacay, now I am really willing to go to Mex! I am too used to travel solo, and your recommendations couldn't be more accurate.. Great video! 😊
Solo travel is so nice when it’s done right, isn’t it? I’m glad you got something out of the video. Let us know what you enjoyed if you end up going 🙌🏽
Excellent video, amazing for sharing how you immersed yourself in the city! I like how you explained trying out different activities, and all of the info. on foods & restaurants. Now I will watch the rest! Keep up with the great youtubes!
Great video. I thought I was the only one that liked slow travel. I learned Spanish in Spain and I speak it friendly now, so I LOVE getting to know the chilangos, Oaxaqueños etc. I'm about to return to CDMX in two weeks and cant wait!
Thrilled you enjoyed the video :) And I hope you have a great time on your visit. Re: Superprof.mx fees, I remember browsing through the platform to find teachers I was interested in for free. But then I paid a monthly fee to send messages to teachers. I got replied back within a day or two and was able to find a teacher, so I cancelled the monthly that week to only pay it once. Hope this helps 🙌🏽
@@JerryRegistre yo también estoy aprendiendo español y sus videos parecen padrisimos. Utilizas italki para interactuar con sus maestros? (Reference 4:18)
@@bobbyburnett4525 me encanta que los Mexicanos digan que las cosas son padres - me mola mucho la expresión 😂 Uso Tandem y HelloTalk para encontrar amigos con quienes hablar y uso iTalki para encontrar profesores generalmente. Pero la profesora con la que trabajo ahora (que conocí en esta viaje a México) la encontré en Superprof.mx Suerte con el aprendizaje amigo 🙌🏽
Glad you liked it! I spent 2 weeks which felt good, but I wouldn’t have minded staying another few weeks. I’m from NY, so the energy felt perfect for me. I met some travelers who ended up staying for 2-5 months and enjoyed it
Thanks for the video! I am curious about one thing: you mention that you are studying Spanish, and that you studied for a while in Spain. How different do you find Mexican vs Castillian Spanish? Other than a few differences, is it mostly the same? Or if I want to learn a bit of Spanish for Mexico, would studying it from resources in Spain put me completely off base?
México es muy curioso, frecuentemente la comida callejera es mejor que los restaurantes de alta gama, los mexicanos conocedores de la buena comida saben que Pujol es para extranjeros novatos, incluso hay gente que va y sabe que hay mejores preparaciones de esos mismos platillos. Te recomiendo probar cochinita pibil, chiles en nogada, carnitas, enchiladas, pambazos, tamales oaxaqueños, barcacoa, incluso no sé si probaste un platillo en los tacos que se llama "gringa" o tacos de suadero, saben bastante bien.
Esta es la información que NECESITAMOS-estos conocimientos que solo los nativos saben. Pues, la próxima vez que vaya, voy a encargar personalmente de encontrar comida callejera que sea mejor que la comida de estos restaurantes, y voy a agregar esos sitios a la guía de viaje. Si conoces algunos sitios para recomendar, mejor aún 🙌🏽 Gracias amigo 🙏🏽
@@JerryRegistre Bueno también hay que decir que con callejeros me refiero a puestos de la calle y a restaurantes pequeños, que en algunas ocasiones empezaron vendiendo en la calle. No soy mucho de esa zona pero Cochinita country, Carnitas los luises, Los callejeros están por ahí también y un lugar que he visto que está variado, bonito y no tan caro es el restaurante Café de Tacuba y hay varios de los que te mencioné.
God loves you so much that He sent His Holy Son Jesus from heaven to earth, to be born of a virgin, to grow up and die on a cross for our sins, and to be put into a tomb 3 days and rise from the dead the third day, and He (Jesus) went back up to heaven. We must receive Sinless Jesus sincerely to be God's child(John 1:12).After we get saved by grace through faith in Christ, if we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ, then we will obey Jesus(John 14:15). Mark 1:15 "And saying, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: Repent ye, and believe the gospel." Jesus said in John 14:15 "If you love Me, keep My commandments. "There's a real hell. It says in Revelation 21:8 "But for the cowardly, & unbelieving, and abominable, and murderers, & immoral persons & sorcerers ----&---- idolaters & all liars, their part will be in the lake that burns with fire and brimstone..." Please sincerely receive Holy Jesus & put your true faith and trust in Him today and please repent. Will you have a Real encounter with Holy Lord Jesus and stay in a Genuine relationship with Him daily please?
Anyone been to or planning to visit Mexico City? 🇲🇽
I’m leaving on Monday for 2 weeks. It’s my first time solo travelling so this was a really helpful video! I had already done quite a bit of research but I still learned some new things from your experience. Looks like you had a great time there!
@@nmah19 Psyched you picked up new things from the video. Enjoy the trip - Mexico City is such a dope place to visit and live in. If you get to come back and share what you liked most, I'll update the guide to make sure it continues to have great recs. Hope the trip is spectacular - Buen viaje ✈️
My place of both is México city. My parents migrated to the US when I was only three months old I’m 39 years old and finally I decided to go back in two day from now. 🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽🤞🏽
@@BAYAREABULLY707 vamos! That’s going to be a nostalgic hit stepping foot back on the ground there. Hope the visit is good to you my man 🙌🏽
@@JerryRegistre I appreciate 🙏🏽
I've watched several Mexico City videos in anticipation of my first trip there, and this has been hands down my favorite.
Always stoked to hear something like this. Enjoy the trip 🙏🏽-I made some great memories there
@@JerryRegistre Your emotional connection to the city and to the experiences you had were conveyed so well. It made me even more excited to go. Thanks Jerry!
@@oscargoesplaces it’s an honor 🙏🏽
Amazing videos with tips and advices. I’m going to CDMX as a solo traveler late May and hope to make new friends right away.
Yo bro, just came back from CDMX and THANK YOU FOR THIS VID !
I always saw the experiences tab on airbnb and never thought to try it til then-and for $80 I had one of the most memorable nights of my life! We had endless beers, made masks, and went to a lucha libre fight and it’s all thanks to your tips man ! Preciate you all the way bro bro
Let’s go! 🙌🏽 It’s definitely a hidden gem, but travel has become 10x better since I started using it. The soccer game and sailboat experiences were also sick if you ever get to go back. Glad it was a good time bro 🙌🏽
This was an awesome video. One of my dream places to visit is Mexico City. I’d also like to get to a C3 Spanish speaking level. I’ve tested at a C1 level on some free Spanish level tests. I look forward to using mostly Spanish and eating awesome tacos when I finally visit there. I think I’ve seen your videos on Tik Tok on celebrities in the US who speak Spanish.
Glad you liked it 🙏🏽 I’d learn Spanish just to go to Mexico city alone 😂 with how great that city is. Good luck with the Spanish C2! I just took the exam a few months ago
I like to think of chilaquiles as breakfast nachos. I live in Montreal, Canada and chilaquiles are not common in Mexican restaurants here so whenever im in Mexico that's my go to breakfast.
Reccs for CDMX: mi compa chava (best seafood tacos I've had and the drinks were A1, the manager helped me order and was such a sweet lady), entremar, and tacos Jalisco (steps from panaderia rosette, you'll know which cart it is once you get here) . Can't wait to go back such a walkable city with nice people.
Sounds like you made the most of CDMX-especially with the food scene. I’ll give these a go next time I visit and add them to the list 🙌🏽
💜🌈😃 gracias por mostrar México de una forma tan bonita, Jerry
Me alegro de que te gustara tanto el vídeo :) Un chin de motivación más 🥂
One of the best, info packed and inspiring travel guides on youtube!!!
Haha really appreciate that! I’ll consider making more of these if I travel more 🙌🏽
We are visiting next week. We watch many videos over the last month on Mexico city travel guides, vlogs etc. Your video was very helpful.
Makes me happy to hear that. I’ve gotten to travel a decent bit and this was one of the best trips I’ve done, so I hoped that sharing my experience and recs would make the trip planning easier for some. I have more recommendations for food, things to do, and other guides in the written version in the description if you’re looking for more. Enjoy the trip to the fullest and let us know how it went 🙌🏽✈️
What great content! Very informative but what I like most about this video is that you are to the POINT and you don't waste the viewers' time with "fillers". I really appreciate that. Keep up the good work, sir.
Thank you, friend. I try to get to the good stuff quick to make good use of people’s time as much as I can. Glad you liked it 🙌🏽
I enjoyed your video and tips. I especially liked the app recommendations. I will visit your written guide next. I plan to visit Mexico City within the month. I need to decide how long I will stay before heading further south to Colombia for a few more months.
Wishing you the best for the trip. If you’re passing through to do activities and see sights, two weeks felt like a good minimum. But if you’re into the diving deep, learning the language, meeting people, embedding into the culture like I was, I wanted to stay for 2 months at least. Maybe find a local rafting group 😆 Suerte con el viaje.
You are fantastic! I have watched a million Mexico 🇲🇽 videos and yours is the most comprehensive with the BEST resources! New subbie 4 life!!!
You’re amazing Erika 😄 glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for the bomb message
You are welcome 🤗 I’m going to CDMX on Saturday and leaving Thursday going to the Yucatan. I look forward to watching more of your travels. I may blog my experience as well!
@@JerryRegistre Would you say $100 per day is good budget ( not including restaurants like Pujol. I know that’ll be more)?
@@erikacooper4707 I spent less than that per day 😂 so you should be good. But everything is more expensive in Polanco/Roma Norte/Condesa, so I'd recommend eating in local neighborhoods outside of these zones for cheaper but still fantastic eats
Thanks for sharing your experiences! I was in a doubt where to go on my next vacay, now I am really willing to go to Mex! I am too used to travel solo, and your recommendations couldn't be more accurate.. Great video! 😊
Solo travel is so nice when it’s done right, isn’t it? I’m glad you got something out of the video. Let us know what you enjoyed if you end up going 🙌🏽
Going in a few weeks, great video!
Enjoy it! It’s a great place with incredible people
Excellent video, amazing for sharing how you immersed yourself in the city!
I like how you explained trying out different activities, and all of the info. on foods & restaurants. Now I will watch the rest! Keep up with the great youtubes!
Best tour guide yet!! Very descriptive and I now know what I can do around there! Great video!
This one took some time to make, so I'm happy to hear it's helpful :) Enjoy your trip!
Great content. Congrats.
Glad you enjoyed it, friend 🙏🏽
Great video. I thought I was the only one that liked slow travel. I learned Spanish in Spain and I speak it friendly now, so I LOVE getting to know the chilangos, Oaxaqueños etc. I'm about to return to CDMX in two weeks and cant wait!
👏👏👏👏 good video
Glad you liked it! 🙏🏽
Thank you for your video and informations! I will go to visit Mexico. I watch your video from Canada 😁👍🏽
I’m happy you enjoyed it 🙌🏽
Wow!!! Great content and no frill. Thank you so all the details. I'm visiting next month and really enjoyed your video.
Just tried to sign up for SuperProf. Do you know off hand if there is a $199 MEX monthly subscription required to communicate with their teachers?
Thrilled you enjoyed the video :) And I hope you have a great time on your visit.
Re: Superprof.mx fees, I remember browsing through the platform to find teachers I was interested in for free. But then I paid a monthly fee to send messages to teachers. I got replied back within a day or two and was able to find a teacher, so I cancelled the monthly that week to only pay it once.
Hope this helps 🙌🏽
Welcome to my city!!
BEEN TO MX MANY TIMES TO PARTY AND SCUBA DIVE, SO MOSTLY THE YUCATAN PININSULA. NICE TRAVEL LOG JERRY.
yoo love this, que bien!
Pedro!! Gracias amigo mío 🙌🏽
Gracias compa por este video!! está bien bien hecho
Me alegra mucho tu comentario compa. Cada vez intento mejorar estos vídeos y me agrada saber que vale la pena el esfuerzo 🙌🏽
@@JerryRegistre yo también estoy aprendiendo español y sus videos parecen padrisimos. Utilizas italki para interactuar con sus maestros? (Reference 4:18)
@@bobbyburnett4525 me encanta que los Mexicanos digan que las cosas son padres - me mola mucho la expresión 😂 Uso Tandem y HelloTalk para encontrar amigos con quienes hablar y uso iTalki para encontrar profesores generalmente. Pero la profesora con la que trabajo ahora (que conocí en esta viaje a México) la encontré en Superprof.mx
Suerte con el aprendizaje amigo 🙌🏽
Que bien! Great job on this video!
¡Hala! I’m happy you like it
Loved your video! Planning on a trip to Mexico City sometime soon. How long did you stayed in Mexico City?
Glad you liked it! I spent 2 weeks which felt good, but I wouldn’t have minded staying another few weeks. I’m from NY, so the energy felt perfect for me. I met some travelers who ended up staying for 2-5 months and enjoyed it
It was very pro your descriptions though, cheers mate
Nice video Jerry you do a nice work
Thanks Rafa 🙏🏽
@@JerryRegistre Next time try some Chiles Rellenos and Barbacoa you not going to be desapoiment. By the way your Spanish it's Exelent
YES! Cultural Emerging. That is what it is all about. Excellent Video. 😊
Good information
Glad you enjoyed the video! Enjoy the trip to Mexico City 🛫
Saludos bienvenido a mexico espero que disfrutesm mucho mexico cuando gustes esta es tu casa
Los mexicanos que conocí ahí son súper cálidos y acogedores. Gracias por demostrar lo mismo 🙌🏽 Aquí te esperamos si vienes a NY
Thanks for the video! I am curious about one thing: you mention that you are studying Spanish, and that you studied for a while in Spain. How different do you find Mexican vs Castillian Spanish? Other than a few differences, is it mostly the same? Or if I want to learn a bit of Spanish for Mexico, would studying it from resources in Spain put me completely off base?
Why every video I watch about CDMX always recemmond La Condesa/Roma for tourists to live in? What about Historico Central?
México es muy curioso, frecuentemente la comida callejera es mejor que los restaurantes de alta gama, los mexicanos conocedores de la buena comida saben que Pujol es para extranjeros novatos, incluso hay gente que va y sabe que hay mejores preparaciones de esos mismos platillos. Te recomiendo probar cochinita pibil, chiles en nogada, carnitas, enchiladas, pambazos, tamales oaxaqueños, barcacoa, incluso no sé si probaste un platillo en los tacos que se llama "gringa" o tacos de suadero, saben bastante bien.
De hecho Pujol te sirve un huarache de 10cm y yo creo el que te comiste estaba mejor, así que no te pierdes de nada realmente
Esta es la información que NECESITAMOS-estos conocimientos que solo los nativos saben. Pues, la próxima vez que vaya, voy a encargar personalmente de encontrar comida callejera que sea mejor que la comida de estos restaurantes, y voy a agregar esos sitios a la guía de viaje. Si conoces algunos sitios para recomendar, mejor aún 🙌🏽 Gracias amigo 🙏🏽
@@JerryRegistre Bueno también hay que decir que con callejeros me refiero a puestos de la calle y a restaurantes pequeños, que en algunas ocasiones empezaron vendiendo en la calle. No soy mucho de esa zona pero Cochinita country, Carnitas los luises, Los callejeros están por ahí también y un lugar que he visto que está variado, bonito y no tan caro es el restaurante Café de Tacuba y hay varios de los que te mencioné.
Man I would like to book a private dance lessons as well
Enjoy your trip to Mexico City 🙌🏽🚀 (if you’re going)
📍 Link to the free Mexico City written travel guide: bit.ly/MEXICOTRAVEL2YT
Comment for the algo. Thank you for this video!
🙌🏽 I appreciate you bro. If you’re thinking about going though, feel free to hit me up with any questions. I seriously had a great time there man
@@JerryRegistre Definitely. I didn't think about going before, but I'm absolutely considering it after seeing this video. It's very well made
Next Time go to LUCHA libre arena my friend
Man I heard those matches go CRAZY. I definitely need to go see one soon. Energy from NY 🙌🏽
What site do i find the american expats? Thank you!
🎉Do not eat pork.
I love Queretaro.
I hang with the locals. I am an excellent cook
Aren’t you Amanda’s friend?
God loves you so much that He sent His Holy Son Jesus from heaven to earth, to be born of a virgin, to grow up and die on a cross for our sins, and to be put into a tomb 3 days and rise from the dead the third day, and He (Jesus) went back up to heaven. We must receive Sinless Jesus sincerely to be God's child(John 1:12).After we get saved by grace through faith in Christ, if we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ, then we will obey Jesus(John 14:15). Mark 1:15 "And saying, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: Repent ye, and believe the gospel." Jesus said in John 14:15 "If you love Me, keep My commandments. "There's a real hell. It says in Revelation 21:8 "But for the cowardly, & unbelieving, and abominable, and murderers, & immoral persons & sorcerers ----&---- idolaters & all liars, their part will be in the lake that burns with fire and brimstone..." Please sincerely receive Holy Jesus & put your true faith and trust in Him today and please repent. Will you have a Real encounter with Holy Lord Jesus and stay in a Genuine relationship with Him daily please?
Aren’t you Amanda’s friend?
Yes lol :)