How to travel MEXICO CITY 🧐 | 3-day ITINERARY + The BEST day trips

In this Mexico Travel Vlog, we share HOW to Travel Mexico City, where we share an in-depth 3-day itinerary, the best days trips to take, and the 3 street foods you should try, while in CDMX.

On day one, we take you on a walking tour of Centro Historico, on day two, we visit important landmarks in Mexico City by using the Touribus, and on day three, we go on a walking tour of the upscale neighbourhood of La Condesa.

This Mexico City Itinerary will give you enough information to plan up to a week's activities and sightseeing in Mexico's Capital City.

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What to Expect In This Video:

00:00 Intro
00:10 Best Itinerary for exploring Mexico City
00:24 Palace of Fine Arts Mexico City
01:29 Latin American Tower Mexico City
02:50 Monument to the Revolution Mexico City
03:19 Historic Center Mexico City Zocalo
04:36 Cuahutémoc History
05:09 Metropolitan Cathedral Mexico City
05:44 Aztec Warriors Dancers
06:03 Aztec Cleanse
06:31 Templo Mayor Archeological Zone in Mexico City
07:20 Walking Mexico City Historic Center
08:44 Garibaldi Square (Mariachi Plaza)
09:46 Mariachi Performance
10:58 Chinatown in Mexico City
12:59 What street food you must eat in Mexico City
16:37 Turibus Mexico City (Hop on Hop off Buses)
17:12 Angel of Independence Mexico City
18:17 Anthropology Museum Mexico City
19:27 Chapultepec Park
20:00 Dorilocos Snack
21:00 Chapultepec Castle
22:42 Monument of the 6 Boy Heros Mexico City
23:38 What can you eat at Chapultepec Park
25:13 Chapultepec Lake (CDMX Letters)
26:20 Last stop at the Turibus
27:07 Best day trips from Mexico City
28:13 La Condesa Mexico City
28:37 La Esquina del Chilaquil Mexico City
30:00 La Condesa walking tour
30:12 Best park in Mexico City (Parque Mexico)
30:53 Outro
31:05 Next week’s video

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[EP]

I actually followed most of this itinerary, and I would highly highly recommend this one!

[shananz]

Good video! I just visited CDMX in June with a friend. We didn't go up in the Torre Latinoamérica, but instead at El Monumento de la Revolución, which only cost about $5 and included a little museum. The view from the top was completely unobstructed by bars, it was an amazing spot, which I'd highly recommend, probably instead of la Torre (especially if you already say Bellas Artes from Don Porfirio). Also, if you have a bit more time in the city, are on a budget, & feel comfortable figuring it out (the app City Mapper was very helpful), I recommend using the metro & bus system, because it was very safe & cheap, only 5 pesos for the metro and 6 pesos for the buses. Lastly, a day trip to Teotihuacán was so worth it! In June the weather was perfect to visit those ruins, not too hot and it didn't rain for us. If you're a museum person, I'd highly recommend Museo Soumaya also. And for food, don't forget to visit El Moro for churros! I *loved* Mexico City and will definitely be back someday!

[WhereisBrad]

Awesome video guys! Headed to Mexico next week, can’t wait!

[violetasettle]

Mexico City is the second most civil city I have visited, second only to Tokyo. The most chaotic cities were Hong Kong, Buenos Aires, and Cartegena. The Grutas Tolontogo is absolutely worth the money ❤

[javiergal]

Hola! I would like to thank you for your great vids. Not only do you provide interesting and helpful tourist information but you also provide such IMPORTANT historical details. Great tourist tips as well as the historical content!! 😊

Gracias

[travllr]

This is such an amazing and useful video!! Thank you for making this! I will be going to CDMX very soon! You've given me some great ideas!!

[adriancuellar]

Mexico City is always full of great surprises, from gastronomy to urban art...!! All the people who come to visit fall in love even with its architecture...!!

[dianaprince]

Mexico City I agree is a feast of the senses. There's not other city in the world that is so electric - buzzing. I love it and cant' wait to return. My dilemma is where to stay. In the past I have stayed in the Historic area but now considering a few days in Coyacan and then somewhere else?

[explorinwithlaurin]

We are definitely stealing this itinerary!!! Thanks so much for sharing and planning travel planning easy!

[ronwong]

Thanks for this great content. We’re heading back to CDMX soon and want to visit barrio chino. Definitely bookmarked the audio project in Parque Mexico. Wow. Keep up the fun vibes and love how you’re sharing the screen pretty equally. 🤩🤩🙏🏽🙏🏽

[malcomflores]

Vitamin "T" thats creative. Everything looks yummy 🤤

[karelisoto]

I’m visiting Mexico City in a week & found this extremely helpful! What kind of weather should we expect?

[zach]

Great video! We’ll be there in 3 weeks. My wife loves the museum and parks so I’m excited to share the video with her.

[katez]

Thank you guys so much for your amazing videos, I will be spending 4 months in Mexico and you guys make me soso excited to explore! 😁 Xx

[WITYTRAVELS]

We had coffee at that Sears cafe! It was a great view. Look at that elevator transition! Super fancy. So glad you captured that guy climbing the barrier 🤣😂🤣 What a talented drum line. We loved China town. Too much color in those vapor buns makes them less tasty we found. Geo has the coolest jerseys. We have yet to try the black Dorilocos. Wow! What an action packed guide!

[wisdomcalls]

Great video, planning to go back to Mexico City at the end of this year, good Lord willing. We there were for 10 days last December 2022 visiting family I haven’t seen in 40 years. Beautiful weather, cool in the morning, mid 50 degrees & the afternoons 70’ . To say the least, we still didn’t get to see everything there in Mexico City. But I do have one confession, my fear of getting the runs came the last night I was there. They said be careful where and what you eat. but on our eighth Day when we were there, we planned an all day trip to visit the pyramids in Teotihuacán Mexico. we stopped at one of Taqueria stands off the road on the way up there, big mistake. Me, my daughter, and two family members that live in Mexico got ill. My suggestion, ate a good breakfast in the city, take some snacks on the road and have lunch after viewing the pyramids at the La gruta restaurant.

[arnoldfarias]

As a social anthropologist focused on the Nahuatl language and peoples I can say that guy Guillermo gave you a great explanation and pronounced the words right.

[ForTheRoadTravels]

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[gumerzambrano]

I'm going to Mexico City tomorrow and am really excited! I'm a Mexican so there won't be a language barrier 🤙🏼