Mexico City 4K - Driving Tour in 2024 - Ciudad de México

This is a 4K driving tour of Santa Fe, La Reforma, and Polanco neighborhoods of Mexico City. The drive begins in the modern business district of Santa Fe, passes through the avenues of La Reforma, and ends in upscale Polanco. The drive is 23.7 kilometers in length and was filmed on Sunday, February 11, 2024.

Map of the route:

📍Scenes along the route:
0:00 - Preview of the Drive
1:01 - Santa Fe
4:50 - Parque La Mexicana
20:08 - Paseo Arcos Bosques
36:20 - Avenida Paseio de la Reforma
46:08 - Lomas de Chapultepec
1:02:33 - Museo Soumaya
1:09:31 - Parque América
1:11:08 - Polanco Shopping District
1:28:27 - Parque Lincoln

Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, is one of the most vibrant and culturally rich cities in the world. It’s a sprawling metropolis known for its history, architecture, cuisine, and lively arts scene.

Santa Fe is one of Mexico City's most modern and upscale districts, known for its skyscrapers, luxury living, and business centers. It's located on the western edge of the city and stands in stark contrast to the historic and cultural heart of Mexico City.

Paseo de la Reforma, commonly referred to as "La Reforma," is one of Mexico City's most iconic and important avenues. It stretches from the historic center (Centro Histórico) to the Chapultepec Park area, and it's known for its wide, tree-lined boulevard, monuments, and modern skyscrapers.

Polanco is one of Mexico City's most affluent and cosmopolitan neighborhoods, known for its upscale shopping, dining, cultural institutions, and luxurious residences. It’s often compared to areas like Beverly Hills in Los Angeles or the Upper East Side in New York City.

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[ramonI]

I honestly don't understand why some people are surprised to see modern buildings and top-notch infrastructure in Mexico, when it is literally one of the largest economies in the world.

[eurasian]

Mexico City is beautiful! Very clean and love all the trees along the street. It looks well maintained. Would love to visit there someday! From Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

[liliancl]

Sou brasileira, e na minha opinião o México é um dos países mais incríveis do mundo. Tenho muita vontade de conhecer.

[DanteVanDerSpaans]

Hi there. I'm from 🇳🇴 Norway, learning spanish, I'm moving to CDMX instead to Madrid. This City has it all. I'm no surprised by the modern buildings and infraestructure in general because I get Mexico is the XII world economy, but I'm amazed by the number of public parks, trees everywhere, gardens and nature in every single avenue. We Scandinavians appreciate that the most. 😯🌳🌳🌳 I'm so excited to get there soon!!!!🤗

[jacaranda]

Pues ya hice mia la expresión "Mexico Lindo" felicitaciones a los mexicanos tienen tremenda ciudad

[abocado]

Me gustan las áreas verdes que tiene su ciudad mexicanos 👍🤘

[josephsalinas]

City planners really know how to build a city wow just spectacular.

[santleonn]

Idk but basically Mexico City has 4 faces in one place: The Ancient ruins with pyramids, Colonial style with European buildings and streets, Modern with tall skyscrapers and High-Tech sustainability architecture with seismic-resistant skylines to support great earthquakes Mw 8.5. Kinda Cool 'tho! 👌

[enriquelassala]

US media and Hollywood must be very mad about showing " the other side of Mexico" nobody thinks exists and without ambar filters🤷🏼‍♂️, well done...love it ❤

[rafaelgusieff]

I love the quality of the video, and of course very proud of my city; Welcome to Mexico

[JuniorRDklk]

"Mi sueño siempre ha sido conocer Ciudad de México y Querétaro. Saludos desde República Dominicana. Amo México; si consigo la visa, iré. 🙏

[dtincho]

No tenia idea de que la ciudad de Mexico sea tan linda!!

[angyhabibalrashid]

Ciudad de México es tan increíble, tan vibrante y llena de vida, de colores, de sabores, no hay ninguna como tú ❤❤❤❤

[tacianogentil]

Passeio fantástico pelas ruas, avenidas e belezas da cidade do México, parabéns e muito obrigado pelo seu importante vídeo.

[svanger]

Lots and lots of trees 🌳🌴🌲it looks like you're driving in the jungle with big buildings surrounded by. At sunshine must be amazing with orange colors

[MadridWalker]

Fantastic video mate! Wish you all a great day! Greetings from Madrid, Spain! ☺☺☺

[anthony_]

thanks for coming back to Mexico City ❤

[raggazo]

I travel a lot and honestly all I can say is that Mexico is the only nation in Hispanic America that is reaching the first world pretty fast and better than the actual “first world” please do the increasing skyline of Mazatlan, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Cancun, Veracruz, Acapulco and Puebla

[acuellar]

Siempre hay algún amargado (generalmente mexicano, que es lo más triste) al que le gusta escupir en la sopa y decir cosas como "vayan a los vecindarios más pobres". Todas las grandes ciudades del mundo tienen, lamentablemente, zonas pobres, sea Nueva York, Buenos Aires o Madrid, y en cada caso reflejan un problema estructural. Aquí la intención evidente ha sido mostrar la modernidad y el bienestar (que, por cierto, algunas veces se mezclan en la Ciudad de México y en las ciudades que acabo de mencionar). Pero ¿por qué no mostrar la belleza, lo bien hecho y bien conservado? También es un logro. México, el país, está en una transición, que tomará el tiempo histórico que se necesite para concluir y llevarlo al lugar que debe tener en el concierto de las naciones, igual que tantas otras que están emergiendo como nuevas potencias. Afortunadamente hay mucho por hacer y a eso se le llama oportunidad. Eso, sin contar con que siempre ha estado en el Top 20 mundial. Además, hablando de la Ciudad de México, es una de las más visitadas del mundo, está llena de atractivos turísticos y para muchos es un sueño anhelado. En fin, si vas a Nueva York, nadie te impide visitar los barrios más bajos y peligrosos, puede ser hasta interesante si en lugar de moverte un interés turístico lo que te mueve es uno más bien sociológico o urbanístico. Bien hecho por World Driving Tours. Saludos a todos y gracias por leerme.

[vincenzovieri]

This is so beautiful… im from la but to see this in mexico its just cool! Bery modern but beautiful and clean