Mexico City Travel Guide | I didn't expect this!

If you're thinking of traveling to Mexico City, then you'll want to check out this Mexico City travel guide! In this video, I give you all the info you need to know about the best areas to stay in and of course, all the amazing things you have to see in Mexico City. I also cover the safety concerns. After watching it, you'll have a better idea of what to expect when traveling to Mexico City.

0:00 Welcome to Mexico City!
0:29 Safety Concerns
1:42 Must See in Mexico City
9:28 How many days do I need for Mexico City?
10:20 Best areas to stay in Mexico City
12:02 Overall Impressions

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[eschiedler]

I spent many years in Mexico City. Your overview is excellent. Somewhat unsurprisingly, most US tourists overlook a visit to Mexico City even though it is much closer than other travel destinations in Mexico or the US! I'd say that is changing now and it is being much more highlighted recently.

[Darsan.]

I spent the weekend in Mexico City 2 weeks ago. There is definitely too much to do in this ginormous city. Safety is really good as long as you are not drunk on the streets. Commoners have much higher respect for their surroundings compared to citizens in the west. You need someone who can handle the intense pressure of driving because it's a straight offense on the road. I went to an electronic event called Afterlife and it was a magical experience. Mexico is very spiritual and the country has a very rich history and culture. Travelling here changed something in me and it was only for 2 days.. can't wait to come back.

[confuzzeler]

Wow, Mexico City looks absolutely mesmerizing! 🌆 The vibrant streets, stunning architecture, and rich cultural heritage make it an incredible destination to explore. I loved how you captured the essence of this magnificent city in your video.

And now, seeing you in Puerto Escondido brings back memories of my own surf adventures there! 🌴 The beautiful beaches, exhilarating waves, and the relaxed atmosphere create the perfect setting for an unforgettable time. I hope you're having an incredible experience, catching those epic waves, and enjoying the laid-back vibes of this coastal gem.

From the bustling energy of Mexico City to the sun-kissed shores of Puerto Escondido, your journey seems like an absolute dream come true. Keep embracing the adventure and making memories that will last a lifetime! 🏄‍♂🌊 Enjoy every moment and keep sharing your incredible experiences with us. Safe travels and wishing you nothing but the best on your exciting journey!

[alizeegamber]

I am going to Mexico City tomorrow! Thank you for your informative video! I love your content! Keep up the good work : )

[hellomynameislina]

oh wow! Mexico City looks fab 🤩thank you for sharing.
and have the best time in Puerto Escondido ☀🏝🏄‍♀

[h_iii]

My buddy and I are going there soon. Great video, thank you!

[nelsonds]

Best video done on Mexico. Excellent job done in explaining. we are there tomorrow and very happy with the wright up too. thanks again

[davidrona]

hello - loved your video and gave me more ideas to see in MC - so far I've added oumaya museum, chapultepec castle, palace of fine arts, palace of tiles, pyramid of the sun, anthropology museum, national palace, lucho libre show, templ mayor. thanks for your video

[siddhantdalvi]

Great vedio 👍 The best description of trip i have seen

[zygymbu]

Amazing video, thank you for sharing. On to Puerto Escondido 🏄

[josephsancontreras]

Gracias por compartir...Greetings from San Diego Ca,

[VoyageandLifestyle]

Hey promised on your Twitter I am watching it❤

[BB]

Thank you for this video. We just got back from Mexico City yesterday and I wished we had seen your video before. We missed on a few places since we did not know about it. For safety, I would suggest NOT to take any taxi and just use Uber. After our day in the historic district, we took a pink taxi parked in the street but we made a BIG mistake. The taxi cab driver charged us 600 pesos for a typical 80 to 100 pesos ride. Looking back, they were a few signs that tells us NOT to take this taxi. First, the taxi is so beat up and old. There was no sign displayed on the taxi about the driver’s identification. I felt weird about the taxi that at that time but I did not know why…but felt something weird about the taxi and the driver. (I wished I have listen to my inner instinct.) The taxi meter was not easily visible..Actually, it was tucked in on his left dashed board tucked deep down and it was also faced down. We shared this story to our hotel staff and told us that it was a good thing, we did not argued since it may be unsafe to do so and you never know how the driver may react if we argued. Lesson learned: NEVER use pink taxi especially those who do not have identification. Best to use Uber for transportation for SAFETY. Just sharing this lesson learned….Mexico City is a beautiful city and enjoy exploring!! ✌️😊

[janashakeelsh]

i like your videos your very helpful make people work easy

[stan]

Great video! Really informative and helpful. Thank you!!

[ruyhermosillo]

Great video. Surprised you didn't mention San Ángel, which is an upscale version of Coyoacán....it is a must for tourists; particularly their Saturday bazaar...

[kaceebui]

Thank you very much, very informative and helpful as I am looking into going there! This makes me so excited!

[luisjorgegonzalezperez]

Vaya, otra travel blogger que seguro pensaba que la CDMX era un rancho.

[ozzydukebella]

If im going for a week. How much money will you need to spend?

[matildawolfram]

Helpful video! Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!