Mexico City's OLDEST neighbourhood! 🇲🇽 Coyoacán Market, Churros, Cineteca Nacional, Mitikah Mall.
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- We're visiting the local treasure of Coyoacán, Mexico City's oldest neighbourhood! We walk through this vibrant and historic neighbourhood to take in the well-preserved history, enjoy the famous tostadas at Coyoacán Market, and end the day at the INCREDIBLE Cineteca Nacional.
Plus, an enormous and epic bonus on the way home that we weren't expecting (Mitikah Mall)!
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0:00 Introduction
0:36 Entering Coyoacán
2:36 Parque Santa Catarina
2:54 Chapel Of Santa Catarina
4:21 Jardin Centenario
4:48 Coyoacán Market
5:05 Tostadas Time!
8:48 Walk Through Market
9:35 Thoughts So Far
11:00 Cineteca Nacional De Mexico
12:09 Delicious Churros!
13:25 An Epic Mall: Mitikah Mall
13:50 Thoughts On The Day
14:50 Bloopers!
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Just some info: Cineteca Nacional is not a local movie place. It's a cultural film space. Different movies from Mexico and the world are screened there. For example they're now screening "2001: A Space Odissey" amongst other films. Last semester was the Brazilian and German film fest. People can also take courses on film. There's not only western cinema, for example there was the Iranian film fest and the Mongolian film fest.
Thank you for sharing this with us! 😊
You actually start the video at parque la Bombilla which is in San Angel in Alvaro Obregon.
Thank you for the correction!
Funny thing about that mall and the Mitikah Tower, is that it has actually affected rhe neighborhood where you were at with the cineteca, they've been taking water from the locals and have caused more traffic and slowly are genteifying the place, so a lot of people in the city don't like this mall.
Wow! That is so enlightening to know. Thank you for sharing! We definitely would not have known this otherwise.
It all volcanic rock .
Very interesting fact! Thank you for sharing! 😊
My Dad told me when they arrived in CDMX in the early 50"s they had to built homes back then with those rocks. Those homes still are here with use and I see then. THANKS GUY FOR EXPLORING CDMX.
It less shaky with those rock durning with those earthquakes.
Wow! That is amazing history. It must be so fascinating for your father to see how much it has changed. Thank you for having us in your beautiful city! ☺️
And Coyoacan is famous when a coyote tried to scared the eagle Mexican eagle eating a snake and that why the Mexican flag have a eagle and snake dominating the snake meaning it power.
Tostadas 😍😍😍
Do you have a favourite kind?
@BingoandBinew still in Mexico city if it's so I recommend to go to Parque Los Dinamos. Try it guys.
@@vegassincity702 we’re not in Mexico City anymore, but thank you for the recommendation! We will have to go next time! 😊
The video quality was nice. The background music was a little unnecessary and too loud at the beginning of the video when they were walking in Coyoacan. Overall, their screen personality was poor, his more than the girl. He was such a buzz kill, reminds me of some of my town white friends from Canada who have zero care or interest to other cultures, history and such. I was not surprised that he was already complaining or expecting the worst from the one tostada, his indifference for walking down the market. I feel like he's not a real traveler, seems like he fits best in a resort, Florida or some basic English speaking place that will sell fried food like chicken wings, nuggets or chicken strips.
However, anyone who loves architecture, gastronomy and history would be in love with Mexico City. It is definitely a chaotic yet beautiful and unique city imho.
Thank you for your feedback! As a new channel we are learning and growing, everyday. We also understand that it opens us up for criticism and judgement.
We have loved Mexico City, as you may come to see if you keep watching our videos.
Stay well!
Nice content.
Thank you! 😊
Is it better to pay in pesos or US dollars?
Pesos, for sure! Unless you’re close to a resort town where they see a constant flow of tourists, the local currency is generally the way to go.