How to travel MEXICO CITY 🧐 | 3-day ITINERARY + The BEST day trips
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- 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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Checkout our Mexico City Blog posts for even more info and insider tips:
✈ 3-Day Mexico City Itinerary - fortheroadtravels.com/the-ultimate-3-day-mexico-city-itinerary-plus-real-local-advice/
⛔How To Stay Safe In Mexico City - fortheroadtravels.com/the-ultimate-mexico-city-safety-guide/
💸How To Avoid Getting Scammed In Mexico City - fortheroadtravels.com/how-to-avoid-getting-scammed-at-xochimilco-mexico-city/
I actually followed most of this itinerary, and I would highly highly recommend this one!
Awww this is so lovely, thank you so much, if you have any feedback or anything lease you did we would love to hear about it👂 🙏🏼🫶
Awesome video guys! Headed to Mexico next week, can’t wait!
Awesome you must be so excited. Mexico City is awesome 😎
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 ❤
We're so glad you got to experience Grutas Tolontogo, it looks like such a magical place 🤩🤩 That's very interesting - we've never been to any of those cities you mentioned, but the sound of 'chaotic city' is already sounding like too much for my sensitivity to large crowds of people 🤯🫢👀 Tokyo on the other hand is a place we've always dreamed of visiting 🤩🤩
I’ve seen the Tokyo metro versus the Mexico City metro. Worlds apart. Big cities in Japan are much more peaceful than even average sized cities in Mexico.
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!
Hola Shanan 👋👋
Thank you so much, we are glad you enjoyed our video 🤗🙏.
Really? We did not check about El Monumento a la Rev. but definitely is way cheaper than La Latino Tower, we were about to not do it, but we thought it could have been a good addition to the video, but thank you for sharing your insights about the monument. We didn't hear about that app but great to hear it, probably for next time 🙏🙏. Yes, we found public transportation in CDMX is cheaper, and sometimes even more convenient than taking Uber. We were planning on visiting Teotihuacan but we had a bit inconvenient so we have postponed for next trip. We did Soumaya, and we include a bit portion on another video we made about Polanco (Richest Neighbourhoods in Mexico City). P.S. We are not museum people, but we enjoyed Soumaya 🤭🤩. We love el Moro, we visited a couple of times, and we love it.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, this really helps our channel to grow, thank you as well for your insights on CDMX, we will definitely keep it in mind for a future trip. Saludos Shanan 👋🇲🇽
All your videos are nice, but you guys talk very fast!
Sometimes is hard to understand you!!
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
Awww this is a sweet comment and makes our day Javier, thank you so much and we’re so happy you enjoy our content. We are doing our best to put more content and soon traveling to Mexico City and other places in the country 🙏🏼🤩🤭. Thank you again for watching
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...!!
We love *Mexico City*, we know that we have just scratched the surface, there are thousands of things to do, and we cannot wait to be back 🤩🙏. Thank you for watching and commenting Adrian 🙌
It does looks amazing.
🙏🙌@@GreatCityAttractions
We are definitely stealing this itinerary!!! Thanks so much for sharing and planning travel planning easy!
Hola Garret and Lauren 👋👋👋
Yes, itinerary all yours 🤭🤭. Yeah, we believe this type of big cities with a good planning you can get the most out of it. Are you guys planning a travel to Mexico City? 🇲🇽
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!!
Hola amig@
That's awesome 🤩
We're happy you enjoy our video, CDMX is amazing, and with lots of things to do.
Here you can find our full playlist of Mexico City for more ideas 🤭: ruclips.net/p/PL_dcTNHQ--LyBjI4Ipahrp31oQy4dNHfd
Thank you for watching and leaving a comment 🙏❤️
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.
Hey Zach ☺️☺️ awesome - you guys are going to love it, it’s just such a vibrant city with so much to see and do 😍😍 if your wife loves museums and parks, there are soooo many more than what we showed in this video - it’s going to be tough to choose which to visit 🤩 thank you Zach, we hope you both have a wonderful time 🙌🇲🇽
Thank you for sharing your itinerary
You're most welcome, we hope it's helpful in planning your trip 🫶🥰 We also wrote a blog post that gives even more info - fortheroadtravels.com/the-ultimate-3-day-mexico-city-itinerary-plus-real-local-advice/ 🇲🇽🇲🇽
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?
Yeah, we agree with you, Mexico City has a lot of things and in a good mix between cultural, modern, historic and much more! I will say something around Reforma, Condesa, Roma Sur/Norte would be the best places. We believe Coyoacan is a bit too far in the South. Thanks for watching a commenting 🙏🙏
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
Hola Katie 🤗🤗 You're most welcome, we're so glad you're enjoying them ☺️🙌 That is so exciting! Which states are you planing on visiting? 4 months is a really great amount of time to get to see quite a bit 🤩🇲🇽
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. 🤩🤩🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hola Ron 👋👋
Thank you very much for watching, we really appreciate it 🙏🙏.
Awesome, when are you guys getting back to Mexico City? If is September those dates are amazing!! 🎉🎉.
Yes, Barrio Chino is cool we never imagined have a ChinaTown in CDMX, we really enjoyed the experience.
We also heard about Parque España which about 500m away from Parque Mexico and they have another but small audio project 🤩.
Once again thank you for commenting and watching our videos, really helps us out 🙏. We wish you the best on your upcoming trip to #CDMX
Love this!! 🤗🙏🤍
Thank you so much for watching my friend 🥰🥰🥰 sending you a big hug 🤗
Vitamin "T" thats creative. Everything looks yummy 🤤
We're glad you like it, and there is so much more of Mexican Street food 🤭🤭
Thanks so much!! This helps me break my head less lol
*Hola Sandra* 🙌
You're most welcome, we're so happy our video is helping you to plan your trip to CDMX 🇲🇽🙏
Cheers from México 🥰
Hola Carlos 🤗🤗
Thank you for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Where in Mexico are you from? 😊
thank you for this video, very informative!
*Hola Yasmin* 👋👋
We are very happy you like it. Are you traveling soon to Mexico City? 🤩🫶
@@ForTheRoadTravels Going there in May, beyond excited! 🙂
Around the corner, you must be counting down the days 🤩🙏🏼
very great footage!goodbbye!,
Hola Eugene 👋
Thank you very much for watching, and for your nice comment about our footage, we really appreciate it. If you are planning a trip to Mexico City, we hope this video helps you to decide what to do in this amazing city 🥰🥰
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. Dorilocoooooosss. Wow! What an action packed guide!
Guyssss, thank you for always taking the time to watch and comment on our videos, we both appreciate it so much ☺️☺️🤗🤗 Haha, that elevator transition took a while to achieve, but I think it was worth it 😅😅 We were sooo lucky to have come across that drum line - watching them actually got me emotional because you could just feel the passion 🙌 Agreed, those buns look way better than they taste 😅 Geovanny says 'gracias, I have the best wife' haha, I literally only buy him Chivas stuff for Christmas and birthdays 🇲🇽🥲 Even if you don't get the black dorilocos, definitely try the black Doritos. I cant explain the flavor, but they are so tasty 🤩🤩🤩 Thanks again for watching guys, we're sending you both a big hug 🤗🤗
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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.
*Hola amig@,*
Thank you so much 🙏🙏.
Wow, that must have felt so nice to be reunited with family and friends, what a blessing 🙏🤩.
Ouch, that sucks, we're not sure if you have watched our Xochimilco video but I (Geo) born and raised in Mexico had a michelada at this place, and I got sick very bad, we think it's a risk sometimes of a 50/50 but street food is a huge part of our culture, we usually go with our intuition and hope for the best, and we make sure we have Treda just in case 🤭🤭.
Thank you for sharing your travel story, is always cool to read other people's experiences 🙏❤️🇲🇽
I have been waiting for this video, gracias Simone and Gio 👍
Hola Malcom 👋👋
Thank you so much 🙏. We hope this video really helps you to plan your trip to #CDMX.
Thank you again for watching and commenting, we really appreciate it 🤩🤩.
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.
Hola Arnold 🙌🏼
Thank you so much for watching, we were actually amazed with Mr. Guillermo with his knowledge and he shared valuable information with us and this was just a fragment of what he explained to us. We’re happy to hear that an expert as you can confirm what he said is very accurate. Saludos Arnold ☺️
I’m visiting Mexico City in a week & found this extremely helpful! What kind of weather should we expect?
Awww thank you so much, we are so happy that this is helpful for you 🤩🫶. Typically March to May weather in CDMX is the best just right before raining season, the highest you’ll find would be 28•C and lowest about 8•C. We wish you have safe and awesome travels in Mexico City 🇲🇽🤗
Really great video! Very cinematic, very enjoyable, feels like I'm there with you guys!
Hola Pinka 👋👋
Wow, thank you so much, this is lovely to read 🙏🥰. Are you planning a trip to Mexico City soon? Any particular place you'd like to visit there?.
Thank you for watching 🙏
I I need to go there during Independence Day because my birthday is September 15th. It would be like experiencing my biggest bday party ever!
That would be *awesome* , the night of September 15th it will be a great Fiesta. Make sure you go to the town hall! is where usually the party starts 🫶🙏
Awesome vid guys 👌🏼
Thank you amigos 🙏🙏
Are you guys planning to visit Mexico City soon? Thanks again for watching 🥰🥰🙏🙏
@@ForTheRoadTravels planning on touring Mexico in a few months 😝
That’s awesome! Are you going to be in CDMX or will you be traveling all around? Saludos amigos
Thanks from Toronto Canada
Thank you Joey for watching and commenting we truly appreciate it 🙏🏼🙏🏼
How you're all doing hope all is well. I just completed watching your last days in Mexico City, we love Mexico City but as you said it very busy city. We was looking at video in Coyoacan Mexico and we like that city to, have you're all visited Coyoacan it wii be nice nice to see a video from there. Safe travels looking forward to your next video.
Hola Dennis 🤗🤗
We're doing great, how about you?
Yes, CDMX is a very busy city 😰. No, we did not have the chance to visit Coyoacan unfortunately, we did not have enough time but we are keeping it in mind for next time we go to Mexico City 🤩.
Thank you so much for watching, and for your support, this really helps our channel 🙏🙏.
Greeting from PDC Mexico 🇲🇽🌊
I'm going to Mexico City tomorrow and am really excited! I'm a Mexican so there won't be a language barrier 🤙🏼
Awesome Gumer, where are you from originally?
We hope you have a blast in CDMX 🙏🙏🤗. Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
A nice vlog guys - well done.
Thank you so much *amig@* ,
Mexico City is amazing, we recommend visiting the city within 7-10 days to explore at least the main attractions 🫶🙌
yes - so much to do byu the looks of it. @@ForTheRoadTravels
@@GreatCityAttractions Awesome 🙏
Mexico and its Capital City are wonderful and fantastic!. History, Art, Culture and Gastronomy.
The country has the largest number of World Heritage sites and intangible heritage in the Americas recognized by UNESCO!!
Couldn’t have said it better - Mexico truly is a spectacular place and we’re so grateful we get to share it on here 🤩🙌🏼🇲🇽
I've always wanted to visit. I passed over it and spent time in the airport before heading to Costa Rica.
You must, Mexico City is such a great city, with lots of things to do. We love it ❤️🤩.
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year🎄🤶🧑🎄
@@ForTheRoadTravels Thanks I might as well. I live in Cali.
Colombia 🇨🇴 ? Or Cali short for California 🤭🤭. Saludos 🤗
just discovered this great channel and energy. interesting, real and informative. mexico is one of my dream destinations- will make mex my first stop there. would like to visit other cities but i am worried about safety- what do you suggest?
*Hola amig@* 🤗
Awww, thank you so much for your sweet comment 😍. Mexico is pretty safe, of course, you should take precautions mainly at night and avoid the dangerous neighbourhoods, we've visited Mexico City twice and have never felt unsafe, but we are pretty cautious of our surroundings, and taking tips from the locals.
You might be interested to watch this How to *Stay Safe in Mexico City* video: ruclips.net/video/c1itsyHMx_o/видео.html
where we share more tips on how to travel the city 🤩😉
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México City is incredibel 👍👍
Hola Angel *🙌*
Yes, it is! We cannot wait to be back and do the things that we missed in this trip 🤩
Thanks for watching and commenting 🫶🙏
Hi guys,I'm the SAfrican who commented on your other CDMX vid. I'm on the west coast Zihuatanejo area. Please come visit!
Oh my gosh, we've been dyying to see Zihuatanejo - we'll probably be headed there next year 🤩 When we put plans together, I'll reach out so we can hopefully align our schedules 🤗🤗 Sending you a hug from Playa del Carmen 🤗
@@ForTheRoadTravels yes,please do...would love to meet you guys
@@shoshi06 Would be a pleasure thank you Shoshi 🤗
Black Valentina is no joke guys
Even for me (Geo) that I am Mexican, Black Valentina is powerful! Muy picante 🤭🤣🤣
Great advice thank you! But doing all this in 3 days seems exhausting and a bit go go go. I'd need a lazy and chill day in between. Did you do all this 3 days in a row??
You're most welcome, we hope this helps you plan an epic CDMX trip 🤩🙌 You could definitely do this in 3 consecutive days, but it would be exhausting ☠️ I'd say scheduling a day or two in between would be perfect to just take it slow and maybe just go on a casual stroll, you never know what you may find 🙌 We were in CDMX for about 12 days, and in that time we went did all this, plus a day trip to Xochimilco, watched a football match at Azteca stadium and went to a wedding and we came home exhausted 😅🫣 We hope you have the best time! 🇲🇽
Hi!!
Did it rain often in July? We were planning to get next month but was a little weary if it would rain all the time. Thanks!
Hola *Sheena*, thank you so much for your comment. Typically, this is one of the months when it rains the most in CDMX. So, we would recommend that if you plan to visit during those dates, you take precautions regarding the rain, as it might impact your itinerary. 🤩🤗
You might want to check this video on our CDMX tips 👉 ruclips.net/video/c1itsyHMx_o/видео.html
Thank you for watching and commenting amiga 🫶🙏
What street is the food vendors at the end of day 1? i did't hear you say
*Hola amig@*
We thought we put it on the screen, anyway, the avenue is called Balderas between Avenida Juarez and Independencia :)
Thank you so much for watching 🙏🫶
Any do's or don't when exploring CDMX with a 7 yr old
Hi Christina 😃 We made this video that goes over lots of topics such as transportation options, where to stay, where not to stay, it may be helpful to you ruclips.net/video/c1itsyHMx_o/видео.html 🤗🤗
Hi
Did you do the drone shots for this video? Flying a drone allowed in CDMX?
Hola Ashish,
Yes, we took it ourselves. Well, I (Geovanny) fly the drone, and according to the law, only Mexican citizens are allowed to fly them in the country. Nevertheless, people still fly them, but if you were to get caught, you could face a high fine and possible imprisonment.
Going to be there for 3 to 4 days, where do you recommend we stay, will be with my wife, we are from south africa
Howzit Neo 🇿🇦 Ah that is so exciting, Mexico City is such a fun and vibrant place - and the food is incredible. There are a few areas we recommend staying, and a few we recommend not staying - we made a video called 'How To Stay Safe In Mexico' and we mention those spots and share general safety tips 😊😊 Have tons of fun guys! 🤗🤗🥰🥰
Great video. Going for a visit soon, what would you guys recommend is the best way to exchange USD to MXN? I've heard ATMs are the best way but I don't want to take my debit card. Would a casa de cambio, bank or airport offer good prices?
*Hola Gabe 👋*
Thank you so much, we're so happy you liked our video. ATMs are not bad, however, some of them have insane ATM usage fees, avoid BBVA ATMs. Airports have some of the worse exchange rates, so our best recommendation would be Casas de Cambio, but we're not sure if you are aware of Xoom by Paypal, you can use it to send money from your card to your name and you could withdraw it at Oxxo's (Convenience stores), this might be the best option for you 🙏.
We hope this info helps friend 🫶❤️
Thank you, I have heard about Xoom but I only briefly considered it since it's new to me and I didn't give it much thought. Do you think Xoom would offer a better rate than a casa de cambio?
@@gabevaldez6906 It might be sometimes with Casas de Cambio they have daily limits, also the convenience of Xoom would be that you can withdraw it at Oxxo's which are almost on every corner 🤭💯
I have watched several of your videos, and I do enjoy them.
However, will you please call guacamole, guacamole.
Much appreciated.
Thanks Carlos, we're so glad to know you're enjoying our videos 🫶🙌 Guacamole - got it 👍
How much would you say you spent for the 3 days?
Hola Ricardo 👋👋
Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
In average we spend around $25 USD for both of us per day, not including accommodation, something to keep in mind, is that we try to budget as much as we can, however if you stick to the local activities, you most likely maintain that budget 😉😉.
@@ForTheRoadTravels thank you, I’m planning on going soon. Do you think we can fit Polanco in the 3 day itinerary?
Definitely, but Polanco is a bit more out of a low budget but worth stopping by 🤗
1:03 it’s Cafe Don Porfirio, not porfidio.
Ok 👌
@@ForTheRoadTravels It took me a while to find it and I realized that was the reason. Not trying to be negative. I like your videos.
@theknightswhosay thank you so much amigo, we are glad you enjoy our videos thank you for the comment too 🙏🏼♥️
Interesting 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!
Hola Matilda!
Thank you for your comment!
What did you like the most about CDMX? 🤭 🙌
South African accent detected!
🤭🤭 cannot be hide it, right? Thanks for watching Macky ❤️🫶
May I share an Old Testament Verse with you from Daniel 7:14 "And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a Kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should SERVE Him; his dominion is an Everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, & his kingdom shall not pass away, and His Kingdom that which shall not be destroyed."
God the Father loves you so much that He sent Holy Sinless Jesus (His Holy Son) to earth to be born of a virgin.Then, to grow up and die on a cross for our sins. He was in the tomb for 3 days, then Father God raised Holy and Sinless Jesus Christ (Y'shua) to Life! He appeared to people and went back to Heaven. We must receive Sinless Jesus sincerely to be God's child(John 1:12).After we get saved by grace through faith in Christ, if we truly love the Lord Jesus Christ, then we will obey Jesus(John 14:15). Mark 1:15 "And saying, the time is fulfilled, & the kingdom of God is at hand: Repent ye, and believe the gospel." Jesus said in John 14:15 "If you love Me, keep My commandments. "There's a real hell. It says in Revelation 21:8 "But for the cowardly, & unbelieving, and abominable, and murderers, & immoral persons sorcerers & idolaters & all liars, their part will be in the lake that burns with fire & brimstone..." Please sincerely receive Holy Jesus & put your true faith and trust in Him today and please repent. Will you have a Real encounter with Holy Lord Jesus (Y'shua is His Hebrew Name) and stay in a Genuine relationship with Him daily please?
Thanks for watching Ginger Marie 🙏🏼🥰
Thanks for your irrelevant biblical references
Ranchero 😂
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This is barely a 3% of what Mexico city is. We never see foreigners entering any worth looking place like munal or bellas artes, a sanborns, churches, etc. Looks like only instagramable places itineray tbh...
We totally agree with you, Mexico is so big to cover in 3 days, practically what we showed in this video, that's why we visited other places during our trip and we showed on another videos ruclips.net/p/PL_dcTNHQ--LyBjI4Ipahrp31oQy4dNHfd
Thank you very much for watching and commenting 🙏
Did you trade in your girlfriend? ?
Hey Mark ☺️☺️ haha, we’re not sure if we understand your question? Also, she’s not my girlfriend, she’s my wife 💍🥰
I wanna like this video cuz it’s so informative but she complains about all the food. Just don’t eat it! Sorry…
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Another interesting video. We never miss your excellent experience and information! Thanks for sharing! I invite you to my channel too! 😉👍
Hola amiga 👋
Thank you so much for watching, are you planning to visit CDMX soon? What did you think about the Dorilocos, would you try it? Thank YOU for watching we truly appreciate it 🙏. Sure we'll give it a look. Gracias amiga 🙏