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I hadn’t been in over 10 years but went in December. On my second day I fell in front of the cathedral and broke my arm. I was in pain but I still stayed for the week. Going back this summer
Your videos keep getting better and better. You mix history, culture, and fun all in one. The Centro Historico is always where I recommend people start to experience CDMX.
Thank you 🙏🏽 Chris, centro is definitely the spot to start which is why we started there for this video. Where should we go next? We’re thinking Coyoacan or Chapultepec
@@EatBailaTravel good question. I would lean towards Chapultepec next because it such an amazing place to me especially paired with a visit to Condesa and Roma Norte. Coyoacan to me is a chance to show more of the neighborhoods and their richness. I know you will do a great job with both.
I love your videos! Your explanations are exceptional. I fell in love with Mexico City when I went to study at Universidad Iberoamericana in 1979! I returned a year ago (2023) and fell in love all over again. I was thrilled to see the extensive excavation of the Templ Mayor. In 1979, they were going to build the subway there until they discovered a small part of these ruins. I couldn't believe the size of it now. Absolutely amazing!
I fell in love with Mexico City the first time I went. Each time I go I fall in love all over again. Thank you both for sharing this beautiful city with so many more of us around the world.
@@EatBailaTravel We landed in Puerto Escondido Saturday ❤️ here for 8 months then Metepec ❤️🇲🇽✌🏼 Xalapa is definitely our favorite city thus far next to CDMX ❤️
Guys… That was AH-MAI-ZINNG! You two are becoming the best storytellers of Mexican history and culture on RUclips. I for one appreciate your hard work. Been sleeping much lately? 😅
Thank you so much Andy, believe it or not we are in Michoacan ready to film the next vlog! It’s going to be a gooooooood one! We’re super excited for it
Loved the start of this series! Mexico City is like no other place in the world. You have so much art, culture, architecture, and history yet it's all alive. I'e been to other global cities that are similar but many times it's to be seen at a distance. Mexico City is immersive. You're supposed to jump in feet first. Maybe the city I've experienced something close to this was Istanbul, Turkey. Thanks for this great video.
This video is A++++ I just got back (to Chicago) last week from another great trip to CDMX. You captured so much so well. In a (cyber) world of digital nomads who spend three days in Mexico City and then make vlogs about it, your videos are so refreshing-.smart, fun, and heartfelt. When I backpacked throughout Mexico for a year many many years ago, I avoided Mexico City, like the plague for months, finally wound up there, and fell in love with it. I’m so happy you two are now enjoying CDMX
Great city, surprised me how much there is to see, do and eat in CDMX. I can’t believe I didn’t see the ruins by the zocalo. I was in Mexico City 5 days and 2 days around the zocalo but one day the ruins were closed and the other was my first time at zocalo and I forgot about the ruins 12:30 the sears tower 😂!! The park out by Roma Norte with the castle on the hill is another MUST SEE as are are the pyramids just outside of the city!
@@EatBailaTravel lol, it will always be the sears tower to me! I’m a bit older so I was a working adult when they officially changed the name but it’s always going to be SEARS tower to me!
I've enjoyed your videos in recent years, and I fell in love with CDMX on my first visit with my daughter in 2018. We returned for New Year's in 2022. I've watched numerous videos by others about Mexico City over the years, but yours is the best overview of el Centro that I've seen. It's presented only as people with a dual cultural background and a heart-felt love of Mexico such as your can. While your dual background helps, you also have a real talent for scenic/historical/cultural interpretation. That's why your videos are the most valuable and interesting to non-Mexican viewer such as I. Keep up the good work. I hope to get back to Mexico before too long.
Love this video. You do an amazing job of giving us some of the history of Mexico City. I have been there once and after watching this video I want to go back.
Another thing to recommend about La Casa de Toño (apart from the good food, prices, and service) is that the food's always prepared in very hygienic conditions. This could be important for foreign visitors. Their pozole is fantastic. It's worth the waiting in line!
@@EatBailaTravel oh man! I grew up in two colonias, La Condesa and then we moved to La Juárez, more specifically la Zona Rosa, used to go to Parques México and España to skip school, LOL and I used to rollerblade in Reforma Ave. All the way to Chapultepec park, I used to roll my Avalancha (look it up! 😂) downhill from Castillo de Chapultepec, and used to rollerblade at the Niños Héroes monument till the cops kicked us out!! Different times... I'd love to see you guys in my old hood! Please!! 🙏
I will be arriving in CDMX in 14 days. Staying a few hundred meters from the Templo Meyor. This is my second trip. You've shown me a few places that I've been, a few places that I'll be going to, and some places I must see. Great vid. Makes me even more excited about the trip. Even better: not flying Volaris or VivaAerobús this time!
Thanks for pointing out how to get the most out of a visit to templó mayor. Im going to need to walk the perimeter and see the different vantage points. Im going to have to look at My pictures again! I was just there staring at templo mayor remains and somehow didn't notice the huge serpent! I definitely need another trip to historic district of cdmx. I was rushing so much to try to see the "ancient route ' that's on the cdmx gob website but I pretty much didn't find anything mentioned on that list.
Thanks for a great tour of downtown CDMX. We had been fearful for many years because of the news media fabricating stories about Mexico and Mexico City. On recommendation of our son and my expat brother, we spent a wonderful 2 weeks in Mexico COMPLETELY SAFE and NO FEAR!! Your tour brought back great memories of the places we saw in CDMX in early February. We can't wait to go back! Very nice work on your video! It was fun to watch!
Hey Liz! As your comment came in, I’m writing the next story video. I think you’re going to really like this one! I’m getting all emotional as I write and prepare it. It’s about migration 🦋🥲🇺🇸🇲🇽. Saludos 🫶🏻 - Jenny
I am planning on my trip to Mexico City and you guys upload a video ❤perfect timing for me. I love watching your videos and I’m so happy you guys get to explore and live in Mexico, I’m also Mexican-American, I think for us now our dream is to go back and explore, so again I’m very happy you guys are documenting and sharing your experiences.
What a great video, I really look forward to seeing your videos! I went to CDM a year ago for the first time, and center is beautiful in person. My kids and I want to go there for a couple days in the summer again. Hopefully we will be able to! Watching your videos makes me want to relocate sooner. Our plan is to relocate in 5 years when our youngest is done with high school 🏫
I am looking forward to visiting CDMX this year. The US press often talks about the water shortage and drought conditions there and I wonder how severe it actually is? Please do make a video on this subject.
Love Mexico City. I have been going there regularly and was just there last week :) The ease of getting around with the metro, the green spaces in the middle of the city, good food and nice climate. I would get my taco from por siempre vegana or churro and coffee, and walk over to parque mexico to have my picnic :). I'm not a fan of party boat but was going to go kayaking instead, in Xochimilco but wasn't able to get there this time. Hopefully I can get a temazcal in the next time I go there (not the tourist temazcal). I caught a cold and decided to go to the doctor while it's more affordable than US. Very impressed with the doctor, a person who cares about the health of an individual rather than the $$$ coming into their pocket. My doctor's visit and medications came up to a total of US$25. I did have a few bad experiences, my glasses went missing after my massage. I'm glad they found it, don't know how my glasses was able to open the door and go down the stairs to where they found it. This would not deter me from going back to Mexico City. There are good and bad in all countries. Hope to see you guys next time I'm there :) Cuidate.
The two cities I love most and where I would love to end up living some day are Paris and Mexico City. I have been there numerous times, so watching your video makes me somewhat homesick. CDMX is simply amazing, with its unique combination of wonderful weather and European historic vibes (you never find that kind of weather in Europe) Add the extremely beautiful and super friendly Mexicans into the mix and you have the perfect spot.
I’m at Casa Arteaga in Coatepec having a cup of great Coatepec coffee and watching this video been here a Month I love it here. Casa Arteaga is a b&b and restaurant if you come to Coatepec you should stay here .
The energy at the Zocalo is crazy. Many visits the minute I stepped into the plaza sooooo much emotion and anger boiled up in me. This was before I knew the history of the space. One minute I'd want to cry and then I'd want to fight someone. Then when I would cross the street I'd feel normal. I now say a prayer asking for protection and I feel fine. La Casa De Toño is pretty good. The Zona Rosa location is a bit off. They aren't friendly to gringos. But the one you guys went to are really nice and so is the one in the San Rafael neighborhood. It's usually my go for dinner when I get in late. Pozole with all the fxins por favor. Your excitement reminds me of me when I visit and your videos make me "homesick" for the motherland lol. Heading down for a month in April, Zacatecas, Querétaro and San Cristobal in Chiapas. All places I've never been. Looking forward to the nature and exploring! And of course a few days in Cdmx to see friends.
Yes, absolutely! It’s never been an issue for tourists and visitors, so I don’t think you need to worry. It’s more a concern for people who live here and need to be cautious with water usage. I imagine similar to places like California.
as a native of the City I can tell you oh yeah, all of that is true, the scammers, robbers, danger, etc but the City gives you so much more than it takes.
Great video. How about a video for each of the historic buildings in the zocalo, museums, etc. Anyway, it's just a suggestion since I think you can do a great job of it and it gives you a chance to create more videos. Saludos.
It was the same in Spain, the Catholic Church basically remodeled the Morrish temples, they didn't tear them down like in Mexico but they built around the temples, turning them into Catholic Churches. Great video, we wrote down the places in your other video about Queratero.
Hola aunque no nacieron en México sientase orgullosos por yebar sangre azteca estás son sus raices y por favor felicitéme a sus padres por inculcarles la cultura.la gastronomía y el respeto.y amor por México la tierra de sus padres.y abuelos y sigan disfrutando de esta gran ciudad llena de cultura.historia.tradiciones.exquisita gastronomía.hermosos paisajes y espectaculares playas.bay bendiciones
Siga adelante estan aciendo un trabajo muy Bueno ,.muy Profesional yo hablo ingles y vivi 42 anos en chigago y tengo 2 hijos nacidos alla y siguen viviendo en chicago.y en 2 semanas mi hijo mayor va para mexico despues de 25 anos de no visirar mexico city. De donde yo soy. Y estoes videos se los estoy mandando a el y su pareja su esposa q es gringa, Y le van a servir de mucho....a el y a .mucha gente q no conoce mexico city. Y todo gracias a ustedes.
Aww que emoción! Espero que su hijo y nuera disfruten mucho mucho de CDMX. Es una maravilla de ciudad. Muchas gracias por su lindo comentario y apoyar nuestro trabajo. Bendiciones para usted y su familia ✨
Hello Jenny and Kevin. Thank you for all your videos. We are planning a trip to Mexico City in July and would like to know where to stay? Can you help us out?
Guys.....All I can say is: "QUÉ BONITO VIDEO!" My beautiful Ciudad de México.......Thanks for sharing.... BTW...People don't forget to like this video!
Buen video, podría decir que prácticamente la Ciudad de México es muchas ciudades en una. Hay demasiados barrios cada uno muy diferente en arquitectura, vibra e historia.
As a tourist, you’ll likely be asked to be careful with your water usage at your accommodation but aside from that you shouldn’t be affected much. The city still waters its parks and as long as people continue to be cautious with water usage the city will be okay 👍🏽
A veces los mismos padres que emigran no trasmiten lo bello que es nuestro país y nuestra cultura muchos chicanos ni idea que se pueden llevar una bella experiencia de conectar con sus raíces
Lo que es no saber, creo que muchos Mexicanos de partes rurales y quienes no han visitado la CDMX desconocen la realidad y se dejan llevar por lo que han escuchado.. cada quien somos responsables por procurar la realidad y ser abiertos a experiencias lindas como las que ofrece esta bella ciudad 🥰 muchas gracias por escribir
It’s been an ongoing issue for years, it’s a combination of a lot of things such as massive residential buildings, too many people, outside corporations like Coca Cola own water resources in Mexico, lack of rain, cutting down trees, etc. It affects tourists in the sense that people tend to get sick more often due to the lack of water. Or if you stay in certain areas you can only shower certain days, etc
Great videos! Im Mexican, I was burn there but I came here at 13,, Now Im 30 but I do want to go back with my family.. hope one day not sure of the city or queretaro
@@EatBailaTravel Im from the City as well but its like like 20 years so I truly dont even know my city anymore, Im a photographer and I do really good here but the life style is is not it anymore.. but moving there could be a lil scary to start again with a family and restart again with my business.
Just got back form being there a 7nights and 8 days, it was beautiful and nothing like what you see on the news, just be vigilant and aware of your surroundings
Walk into any makeup store (not the American brand ones like MAC, Sephora, etc) and they should have it! 😊 but the one I walked in to in this video was on Paseo Madero
Found it on P. Madero. Also went to Finca Don Porfirio, Palacio de Bellas Artes (though only the lobby -as it was closed). Great recommendations... Thank you🌻
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We love it. There's always something to do! We just moved down here 3 months ago and it's crazy to realize how big the city is!
I hadn’t been in over 10 years but went in December. On my second day I fell in front of the cathedral and broke my arm. I was in pain but I still stayed for the week. Going back this summer
Hola viajeros! What time of the year was this trip? The weather and atmosphere looks nice. We are going in October and are warned of heavy pollution.
Hola! This was in February/March 🙂
Your videos keep getting better and better. You mix history, culture, and fun all in one. The Centro Historico is always where I recommend people start to experience CDMX.
Thank you 🙏🏽 Chris, centro is definitely the spot to start which is why we started there for this video. Where should we go next? We’re thinking Coyoacan or Chapultepec
@@EatBailaTravel good question. I would lean towards Chapultepec next because it such an amazing place to me especially paired with a visit to Condesa and Roma Norte. Coyoacan to me is a chance to show more of the neighborhoods and their richness. I know you will do a great job with both.
I love your videos! Your explanations are exceptional. I fell in love with Mexico City when I went to study at Universidad Iberoamericana in 1979! I returned a year ago (2023) and fell in love all over again.
I was thrilled to see the extensive excavation of the Templ Mayor. In 1979, they were going to build the subway there until they discovered a small part of these ruins. I couldn't believe the size of it now. Absolutely amazing!
Video is very well done…top quality…really liked it. Mexico City looks very enticing to visit!!!
Sweet glad you enjoyed. Mexico is a great place to visit as a tourist.
I fell in love with Mexico City the first time I went. Each time I go I fall in love all over again. Thank you both for sharing this beautiful city with so many more of us around the world.
Thank you so much for commenting. We are super happy to share CDMX the Eat Baila Travel way.
Thank you! Love your spirit and especially your description of the ruins at Templo Mayor. Going to CDMX tomorrow!
So exciting! You’re going to love it.
Cant wait to return to Mexico city. ❤ Cheers from 2 Canadians living in Veracruz Mexico ✌🏼🇲🇽
Saludos to Veracruz! We hope all is well!
Where in Veracruz?
@@marcovelasquez4848
The best city in Veracruz Xalapa ❤️🇲🇽✌🏼
@2GringosOnTheGulf love Xalapa!!
@@EatBailaTravel We landed in Puerto Escondido Saturday ❤️ here for 8 months then Metepec ❤️🇲🇽✌🏼
Xalapa is definitely our favorite city thus far next to CDMX ❤️
El zocalo is so magical! Let's go back for el grito this year!
Amonos!!!! We miss you already! 💔
This video is AMAZING!!! Thank you, more PLEASE!!!
I’m so glad you liked it! 😊❤️ I would love it if you shared it on your socials or with people you think might also enjoy it 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Guys… That was AH-MAI-ZINNG! You two are becoming the best storytellers of Mexican history and culture on RUclips. I for one appreciate your hard work. Been sleeping much lately? 😅
They're like two kids in a candy store discovering the treasures of Mexico. I'm the same way when I visit and reconnect with my Mexican roots.
Thank you so much Andy, believe it or not we are in Michoacan ready to film the next vlog! It’s going to be a gooooooood one! We’re super excited for it
Thank you for this!! We will be visiting Mexico City for the first time next month so this came at a great time! Love your videos :)
Ah that’s great! I’m glad we can be helpful 😊
If you enjoyed this video, please share your to socials! 😊🫶🏻🇲🇽
Very much enjoyed it! Watched it 3 times already🙂 Can’t wait for the next videos! I’ll be sharing for sure 🫶🏼
@@kellymelendez6440 thanks so much Kelly!! ❤️ we appreciate you
I can't wait to see more Mexico City videos from you two. Love your channel. ❤️
We got some good one coming up, we hope you’re ready
Loved the start of this series! Mexico City is like no other place in the world. You have so much art, culture, architecture, and history yet it's all alive. I'e been to other global cities that are similar but many times it's to be seen at a distance. Mexico City is immersive. You're supposed to jump in feet first. Maybe the city I've experienced something close to this was Istanbul, Turkey. Thanks for this great video.
Beautiful video of my favorite place in the world! Thank you❤
Glad you enjoyed! We really had fun filming and sharing this video with you all.
This video is A++++ I just got back (to Chicago) last week from another great trip to CDMX. You captured so much so well. In a (cyber) world of digital nomads who spend three days in Mexico City and then make vlogs about it, your videos are so refreshing-.smart, fun, and heartfelt. When I backpacked throughout Mexico for a year many many years ago, I avoided Mexico City, like the plague for months, finally wound up there, and fell in love with it. I’m so happy you two are now enjoying CDMX
Great city, surprised me how much there is to see, do and eat in CDMX.
I can’t believe I didn’t see the ruins by the zocalo. I was in Mexico City 5 days and 2 days around the zocalo but one day the ruins were closed and the other was my first time at zocalo and I forgot about the ruins
12:30 the sears tower 😂!!
The park out by Roma Norte with the castle on the hill is another MUST SEE as are are the pyramids just outside of the city!
I know only a fellow Chicagoan would appreciate that part of the video lol! “The sears tower” 😆
@@EatBailaTravel lol, it will always be the sears tower to me! I’m a bit older so I was a working adult when they officially changed the name but it’s always going to be SEARS tower to me!
I've enjoyed your videos in recent years, and I fell in love with CDMX on my first visit with my daughter in 2018. We returned for New Year's in 2022. I've watched numerous videos by others about Mexico City over the years, but yours is the best overview of el Centro that I've seen. It's presented only as people with a dual cultural background and a heart-felt love of Mexico such as your can. While your dual background helps, you also have a real talent for scenic/historical/cultural interpretation. That's why your videos are the most valuable and interesting to non-Mexican viewer such as I. Keep up the good work. I hope to get back to Mexico before too long.
Thanks!❤EBT 👌
❤️🥰❤️thank you so much! 🫶🏻
Damn this video was a fire lesson in history. Honestly made me even more proud to be Mexican. Can’t wait to visit!
🙌🏽🇲🇽I love to hear that! ❤️
Love this video. You do an amazing job of giving us some of the history of Mexico City. I have been there once and after watching this video I want to go back.
Awe thank you for the wonderful comment. Glad you enjoyed it.
Another great video!! I love how your videos are both entertaining and educational!!!
Sweet! Glad you enjoyed we are bit nerdy and geeky and we love educational videos
This video is very well done about CDMEX. I can't wait to see more.
Yay! Happy you’re excited we’re about dissect as much as we can in Mexico City! I don’t think we’ll run out content here
Great vid! Excited to see this series! So much to see and explore in CDMX. That coffee spot is definitely on the list next time!
Thanks so much! Yea that coffee spot was awesome. I recommend going as early as you can to avoid the crowds.
Felicidades chicos , gracias por mostrar diferentes facetas de CDMX ! Ojalá también hagan un video de lugares gourmet , hay demasiadas opciones 😊!
Uuff un video de lugares Gourmet sería espectacular. Ahorita tenemos uno en mente sobre la gastronomía que hay afuera de los metros
Another thing to recommend about La Casa de Toño (apart from the good food, prices, and service) is that the food's always prepared in very hygienic conditions. This could be important for foreign visitors. Their pozole is fantastic. It's worth the waiting in line!
Yes very true, casa de Toño is super clean! And service is over the top.
Excellent video guys! Can't wait to see where in the city you go next! You brought back the feelings! Miss my hometown... 😒
Where are you from in Mexico City maybe we can do that one next!
@@EatBailaTravel oh man! I grew up in two colonias, La Condesa and then we moved to La Juárez, more specifically la Zona Rosa, used to go to Parques México and España to skip school, LOL and I used to rollerblade in Reforma Ave. All the way to Chapultepec park, I used to roll my Avalancha (look it up! 😂) downhill from Castillo de Chapultepec, and used to rollerblade at the Niños Héroes monument till the cops kicked us out!! Different times... I'd love to see you guys in my old hood! Please!! 🙏
I was in CDMX in March and I look forward to going back again. You guys did a great job in this video!
thanks so much!
Greatly enjoyed it. Both of you were great.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I will be arriving in CDMX in 14 days. Staying a few hundred meters from the Templo Meyor. This is my second trip. You've shown me a few places that I've been, a few places that I'll be going to, and some places I must see. Great vid. Makes me even more excited about the trip. Even better: not flying Volaris or VivaAerobús this time!
Nice! We hope to have another video on the Mexico City travel guide series by then.
Let us know if you need anymore tips! Saludos
We are planning a trip to Mexico City looking forward to more episodes. I also appreciate the stories behind the places you visit!
Mexico City is also street food heaven. It's seems to be the national sport in Mexico City -- eating great street food.
Nice! When are you planning a visit to Mexico City? We plan to do a bunch more travel guide series in the upcoming ones, even how to use the metro
@@EatBailaTravelJust the Metro? Maybe all of the public transport in CDMX -- it can be complicated.
We gotta start with the metro and metro bus because thats the only one we know how to use for now.
Thanks for pointing out how to get the most out of a visit to templó mayor. Im going to need to walk the perimeter and see the different vantage points. Im going to have to look at My pictures again! I was just there staring at templo mayor remains and somehow didn't notice the huge serpent! I definitely need another trip to historic district of cdmx. I was rushing so much to try to see the "ancient route ' that's on the cdmx gob website but I pretty much didn't find anything mentioned on that list.
It’s just so BIG! The city center really needs its own entire day and even then it’s tough to see it all.
Thanks for a great tour of downtown CDMX. We had been fearful for many years because of the news media fabricating stories about Mexico and Mexico City. On recommendation of our son and my expat brother, we spent a wonderful 2 weeks in Mexico COMPLETELY SAFE and NO FEAR!! Your tour brought back great memories of the places we saw in CDMX in early February. We can't wait to go back! Very nice work on your video! It was fun to watch!
Thanks so much! It makes me really happy to hear from people who’ve been to CDMX and compliment this video 😊🥰
I missed your story tell videos, so glad you two did this again. :)
Hey Liz! As your comment came in, I’m writing the next story video. I think you’re going to really like this one! I’m getting all emotional as I write and prepare it. It’s about migration 🦋🥲🇺🇸🇲🇽. Saludos 🫶🏻
- Jenny
We're going in late March! so excited!
Awesome! So excited for you! 😁🇲🇽
I am planning on my trip to Mexico City and you guys upload a video ❤perfect timing for me. I love watching your videos and I’m so happy you guys get to explore and live in Mexico, I’m also Mexican-American, I think for us now our dream is to go back and explore, so again I’m very happy you guys are documenting and sharing your experiences.
🥰🥰🥹thanks for watching and commenting. It means a lot to us to know other 🇲🇽🇺🇸 are watching and enjoying this journey with us!
What a great video, I really look forward to seeing your videos! I went to CDM a year ago for the first time, and center is beautiful in person. My kids and I want to go there for a couple days in the summer again. Hopefully we will be able to! Watching your videos makes me want to relocate sooner. Our plan is to relocate in 5 years when our youngest is done with high school 🏫
I am looking forward to visiting CDMX this year. The US press often talks about the water shortage and drought conditions there and I wonder how severe it actually is? Please do make a video on this subject.
Wow what an amazing video of mexico city 👏
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Great video - me encanta CDMX! I've been almost all of those places (including Sears) but seeing this makes me want to go back - and I will in July.
Thanks, David! There’s always so much to discover in centro histórico 🥰🇲🇽
Nicely done video! You two are adorable, and made very interesting content.
Aw, that’s sweet of you to say! Thanks so much 😊
Love Mexico City. I have been going there regularly and was just there last week :) The ease of getting around with the metro, the green spaces in the middle of the city, good food and nice climate. I would get my taco from por siempre vegana or churro and coffee, and walk over to parque mexico to have my picnic :). I'm not a fan of party boat but was going to go kayaking instead, in Xochimilco but wasn't able to get there this time. Hopefully I can get a temazcal in the next time I go there (not the tourist temazcal). I caught a cold and decided to go to the doctor while it's more affordable than US. Very impressed with the doctor, a person who cares about the health of an individual rather than the $$$ coming into their pocket. My doctor's visit and medications came up to a total of US$25.
I did have a few bad experiences, my glasses went missing after my massage. I'm glad they found it, don't know how my glasses was able to open the door and go down the stairs to where they found it. This would not deter me from going back to Mexico City. There are good and bad in all countries.
Hope to see you guys next time I'm there :) Cuidate.
There’s so much to love about CDMX, truly. How many times have you visited now?
If the stars and schedules align, we love to meet next time you’re in the city 😊
@@EatBailaTravel 🙏
@@EatBailaTravel3 times. I'll try to go there again in the summer :)
Outstanding tour, thank you.❤
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. We really had fun watching this video.
❤ my favorite city in the world
Great video I really miss that city and I was there about a month ago!
Thanks so much! Glad you’ve enjoyed the city 😊
Great video! The city has so much history and things to do and see, it seems to have a little bit of everything.
It’s a city with so many cities within. You’ll see in the following videos as we dissect Mexico City community by community.
The two cities I love most and where I would love to end up living some day are Paris and Mexico City. I have been there numerous times, so watching your video makes me somewhat homesick. CDMX is simply amazing, with its unique combination of wonderful weather and European historic vibes (you never find that kind of weather in Europe) Add the extremely beautiful and super friendly Mexicans into the mix and you have the perfect spot.
Love this comment, CDMX is one of the amazing places that deserves own series. We look forward to showing CDMX the Eat baila travel way.
We're going to Mexico city in a weeks time. So looking forward to it. You two are fantastic storytellers and videographers.
Thanks! We hope you have a great trip! 😁
I’m at Casa Arteaga in Coatepec having a cup of great Coatepec coffee and watching this video been here a Month I love it here. Casa Arteaga is a b&b and restaurant if you come to Coatepec you should stay here .
Love this am possibly going to cdmx this summer. Thank u so much.
CDMX as a tourist is awesome! Let us know if you need anymore tips. We got some good videos coming out soon!
The energy at the Zocalo is crazy. Many visits the minute I stepped into the plaza sooooo much emotion and anger boiled up in me. This was before I knew the history of the space. One minute I'd want to cry and then I'd want to fight someone. Then when I would cross the street I'd feel normal. I now say a prayer asking for protection and I feel fine. La Casa De Toño is pretty good. The Zona Rosa location is a bit off. They aren't friendly to gringos. But the one you guys went to are really nice and so is the one in the San Rafael neighborhood. It's usually my go for dinner when I get in late. Pozole with all the fxins por favor. Your excitement reminds me of me when I visit and your videos make me "homesick" for the motherland lol. Heading down for a month in April, Zacatecas, Querétaro and San Cristobal in Chiapas. All places I've never been. Looking forward to the nature and exploring! And of course a few days in Cdmx to see friends.
Thanks!
Thank you so much. Your kindness means the world to us. Blessings ✨
Amazing video 👏
Thank you for commenting and watching! Saludos
What music you have in background at the start of the video? I don't understand spanish but love the music.
Mexican cumbia 🙂🎶🇲🇽
Great video! Can you talk about the water shortage? I am planning a trip later this year and want to know if this is a serious concern. Thank you!
Yes, absolutely! It’s never been an issue for tourists and visitors, so I don’t think you need to worry. It’s more a concern for people who live here and need to be cautious with water usage. I imagine similar to places like California.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Enjoyed, love hidden gems Mexicano
Gracias! Saludos!
as a native of the City I can tell you oh yeah, all of that is true, the scammers, robbers, danger, etc but the City gives you so much more than it takes.
It certainly does! 🇲🇽🫶🏽
It's a very good video with great content :-) keep up the good work. Regards Joseph
Thank you, Joseph! 🫶🏻 take care
Mexico city is amazing. -Marc
It really is! Saludos Marc
Great video. How about a video for each of the historic buildings in the zocalo, museums, etc. Anyway, it's just a suggestion since I think you can do a great job of it and it gives you a chance to create more videos. Saludos.
Love the idea, thank you so much for the suggestion we will write it down.
Loved the video! saludos from California
Muchas gracias! Saludos 🤗
It was the same in Spain, the Catholic Church basically remodeled the Morrish temples, they didn't tear them down like in Mexico but they built around the temples, turning them into Catholic Churches.
Great video, we wrote down the places in your other video about Queratero.
Ah yes that’s right! We got to visit a few in southern Spain years ago. Beautiful and storied places.
Hola aunque no nacieron en México sientase orgullosos por yebar sangre azteca estás son sus raices y por favor felicitéme a sus padres por inculcarles la cultura.la gastronomía y el respeto.y amor por México la tierra de sus padres.y abuelos y sigan disfrutando de esta gran ciudad llena de cultura.historia.tradiciones.exquisita gastronomía.hermosos paisajes y espectaculares playas.bay bendiciones
Siga adelante estan aciendo un trabajo muy Bueno ,.muy Profesional yo hablo ingles y vivi 42 anos en chigago y tengo 2 hijos nacidos alla y siguen viviendo en chicago.y en 2 semanas mi hijo mayor va para mexico despues de 25 anos de no visirar mexico city.
De donde yo soy.
Y estoes videos se los estoy mandando a el y su pareja su esposa q es gringa,
Y le van a servir de mucho....a el y a .mucha gente q no conoce mexico city.
Y todo gracias a ustedes.
Aww que emoción! Espero que su hijo y nuera disfruten mucho mucho de CDMX. Es una maravilla de ciudad. Muchas gracias por su lindo comentario y apoyar nuestro trabajo. Bendiciones para usted y su familia ✨
Hello Jenny and Kevin. Thank you for all your videos. We are planning a trip to Mexico City in July and would like to know where to stay? Can you help us out?
Hi there, for tourists, the best neighborhoods to stay in are Roma Norte, Roma Sur, Polanco, y Condesa
Great video, guys....!
Thank you so much glad you enjoyed!
Felicidades amigos! Le recomiendo visiten el museo de Frida Kalo, y caminen el hermoso pueblo de Coyoacán, saludos!
Yes! That video is coming soon that’s where we live, Frida is our neighbor 🤣 saludos
I'm surprise you guys did not eat at the Blue tile house.
The Sanborns? Nehh
But Sanborns is iconic!
The food is average at best, but breakfast in that room is worth it once.
Excellent job ...❤
Gracias!
Guys.....All I can say is: "QUÉ BONITO VIDEO!" My beautiful Ciudad de México.......Thanks for sharing....
BTW...People don't forget to like this video!
Muchas gracias, Karen! 🙏🏽🫶🏻🥰
Buen video, podría decir que prácticamente la Ciudad de México es muchas ciudades en una. Hay demasiados barrios cada uno muy diferente en arquitectura, vibra e historia.
Gracias CHAVOS I'm glad there are RUclipsrs that study about Mexico City saludos de de Dallas Texas🎉🎉😂😊
😁🙏🏽
whats the water situation like now, if going in maybe 4 weeks time?
As a tourist, you’ll likely be asked to be careful with your water usage at your accommodation but aside from that you shouldn’t be affected much. The city still waters its parks and as long as people continue to be cautious with water usage the city will be okay 👍🏽
A veces los mismos padres que emigran no trasmiten lo bello que es nuestro país y nuestra cultura muchos chicanos ni idea que se pueden llevar una bella experiencia de conectar con sus raíces
Lo que es no saber, creo que muchos Mexicanos de partes rurales y quienes no han visitado la CDMX desconocen la realidad y se dejan llevar por lo que han escuchado.. cada quien somos responsables por procurar la realidad y ser abiertos a experiencias lindas como las que ofrece esta bella ciudad 🥰 muchas gracias por escribir
You're back i guess you're not going back to Chicago after all, good! Cause you owe us a Chile and Argentina excursion 😊.
We are finishing out our lease in CDMX and after that, Chile and Argentina sounds like a great idea! 🤩
I live in Mexico City thanks to your videos, I got my Mexican citizenship through watching your guys videos :D
What is going on with the water supply in Mexico City? I keep reading about a water shortage. Do tourists need to worry?
It’s been an ongoing issue for years, it’s a combination of a lot of things such as massive residential buildings, too many people, outside corporations like Coca Cola own water resources in Mexico, lack of rain, cutting down trees, etc.
It affects tourists in the sense that people tend to get sick more often due to the lack of water. Or if you stay in certain areas you can only shower certain days, etc
Great videos!
Im Mexican, I was burn there but I came here at 13,, Now Im 30 but I do want to go back with my family.. hope one day not sure of the city or queretaro
Where is your family from? CDMX? It’s a city with lots of opportunities 🇲🇽 I hope you can achieve your goal of going back someday
@@EatBailaTravel Im from the City as well but its like like 20 years so I truly dont even know my city anymore, Im a photographer and I do really good here but the life style is is not it anymore.. but moving there could be a lil scary to start again with a family and restart again with my business.
I completely understand. It is scary and especially when you have a family to provide for.
BEAUTIFUL VLOG
Thank you 😊
You guys should do a video about vecindades in mexico city
We will, especially on Xoco
Awesome 😎 video
Thanks, @roywing3287!
Very well done!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Just got back form being there a 7nights and 8 days, it was beautiful and nothing like what you see on the news, just be vigilant and aware of your surroundings
9:16 That's Palacio de Iturbide, once the residence of Emperor Agustín I. It is the only royal palace in North America.
Yup. And with Castillo de Chapultepec, Mexico City also has the only royal castle in all of the Americas.
Great video. Saludos
Thank you for commenting and enjoying our video
Well done EBTs!!!
Thank you! We hope all is well with you Dan!
It's amazing how foreigners have all these fears (their fears) of CDMX. Turns out all the way around.
it's not just foreigners, Mexicans from other parts of Mexico also have fears and misconceptions
You are right👍🏼
Hi were you affected by the water crisis???
Hey Cynthia! Yes but the water crisis affects people differently throughout the city. Our building thankfully not too much.
In Mx City now (exploring). Umm, which store has that mascara?😂
Walk into any makeup store (not the American brand ones like MAC, Sephora, etc) and they should have it! 😊 but the one I walked in to in this video was on Paseo Madero
Found it on P. Madero. Also went to Finca Don Porfirio, Palacio de Bellas Artes (though only the lobby -as it was closed).
Great recommendations... Thank you🌻
Lovely! I hope you had a wonderful time 😊
🎉🎉2 months ago tevod..mexico city.looks good holy
How Mexico is it still cheap and safe have not been there in 2 years . Hope it still good for us passport bro
.these two people just work good together...
Thanks! We’ve been married for 7 years, travel partners for 10 years 🤗
I recommend people to visit but exercise caution. My iphone got stolen in the metro station.
Yes! You gotta be super cautious with your things especially when it gets super tight in the metro.
Thank you !
gracias a ti ☺
Cool!
😎😊👍🏽
My favorite city
Awesome what are your things do to in Mexico City?
What’s the name of the mascara?
Super Lash by Apple
not affiliated with the company that makes technology lol
Очень много себя показываете! Лучше голос за кадром! ❤
Thanks for the feedback 👍🏽🙂
nice video
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I am actually jealous not Because you are in DF (I have visited probably 7 times), but because you are escaping the cold US winter! 😂
Is Chicago cold? We met with the nice February weather
Yo, yall are amazing !
Appreciate the love! Saludos 🤗