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Sharing my solo trip to Mexico City! | 2021 TRAVEL GUIDE (+ Roma Norte)
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Great video, you hit all the good spots. I’m going to use this video to plan my trip when I go next month with my husband.
Unfortunately the US media, and specially Hollywood, don't know or do not care to show this real side of Mexico. The US news and the Hollywood writers and directors always portray Mexico as a backward uncultured and unsafe place. They overemphasize the narcos, which is a reaction to the US demand for drugs and forget to show the other side. I have live in the San Francisco Bay area most of my live and cannot believe the huge amount of homeless and druggies in this area. I visited Mexico City just before the pandemic and walked for miles in downtown and surrounding districts and I only saw one homeless person living on the street. At night we would walk late to eat at restaurants in the Condesa district and felt safer than any city in the Bay Area. I agree that Mexico City (my birthplace), is the one of the most under-rated major cities in the world. I have traveled throughout Europe and Asia and have visited many major cities like London, Barcelona, Milan, Milan and Saigon and Mexico city is just as beautiful, lively, rich in food and has unique cultural character not found anywhere else.
Any hotel recommendations in CDMX?
All this blan fols
I appreciated this vlog!! Ive been dreaming of coming back to DF just to see this particular side of town and all the green with those beaitiful sidewalk gardens and trees! the cafes and dessert shops looked so good! thank u for making this
Wow nice video, I'm actually just scared to go mexico them police are corrupt and I'm Mexican
Ha ha…you walked through my old stomping grounds.
I was in Mex City Nov and Dec. I like Polanco, Zona Rosa and Roma Norte.
You're a fine ass woman.
Those architectural houses are stunning
Thank you so much for making a video about Mexico City! It was very informative and respectful! Will definitely check some of these places out if I go 🙂 I also appreciate the safety aspect and tips
Mexico City is truly one of my favs. So nostalgic to see some of the places I've been and also get some ideas for my next trip!
the city looks beautiful and so is the video 🌟
Me encanta la ciudad de México!
Going back to CDMX for 2 weeks in a few days. Is there anything you wish you’ve done? I feel like there’s always those trickling things that only happen seasonly!
I was born here and I didn't notice there were so many places that I haven't visited yet like omg
cool
Mexico is so much more than just tequila and beaches. Great video!
Glad to be going back for 6 months soon
couldn´t you google the names of the places
What are the travelling rules to travel to Mexico, are you having to isolate blah blah. I miss travelling soo much.
I enjoyed this video!♥️🇲🇽♥️
Awesome
You sound Irish.
Roma Norte is one of the most emblematic Barrios in Mexico City. Great place to walk and enjoy parks, restaurants, and bars. Very dynamic neighborhood
Is it humid ?
Stunning. Subscribed !
I love that you enjoyed my hometown Mexico City. You were very sweet describing and promoting it. ¡Gracias!
Love this! So informative and well made!
I wish you would have visited San Angel. It is a beautiful neighborhood with incredible colonial architecture, it's main plaza is where the members of The Saint Patrick's Battalion were executed by the U.S. army for desertion. They were Irish immigrants who bravely joined the Mexican Army to fight the foreign invasion. There is a commemorative plaque in Plaza San Jacinto. As an Irish person, it would have been nice for you to see a piece of shared history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Patrick{12475aba99fbbdf56eb8cf142f8fea6ec42c6e82e2efd03308c3f41cc5142c03}27s_Battalion
Mexico City is magical. I have a layover there before I head back to my mom's native land in Oaxaca, and I'm thrilled to add some of these spots to my list. Thanks for the beautiful video, xx.
Viva Mexico! Beautifully done travel vlog
Nicely done Tar. I wasn't sure about visiting but now I really want to
so pretty, i love mexico city & never done exploring cute little cafes & shopping centers whenever I go
Mexico City is one of my favorite cities in the world!
We are going next month. Though I will fly by myself and meet my friend there. Is it safe to Uber from the airport to the hotel? I dont speak Spanish. Would it be an issue travel there?