First Impressions of MEXICO CITY!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

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[@PURAFUENTE]

Believe me or not Guadalajara is better than México city

[@5thdimensionexplained376]

You should watch this video is about Mexico city best rooftops bars and restaurants which the majority of foreigners don't know about 👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqbcYo2aib1narcsi=LOPtqhySpJIk0K8o People are very friendly and it's very easy to make new friends

[@carlosrobles7470]

You must to learn and speak Spanish if you wanna be in Mexico

[@valeriecameron5727]

The city looks better than some cities in the USA 🇺🇸

[@JourneywithMAMAZURI-hb8nr]

😂😂😂

[@rockythexplorer]

To me, Mexico City is kind of a fusion between Mexico, Paris or Madrid, Tokyo and New York. Some areas of the city look very European, like the Historic District, Condesa and Roma Norte, Some look very American and some remind me of Japan. And then, you have beautiful areas like Coyoacán, San Ángel, and Tlalpan that look like the Mexican colonial towns that you would find in other parts of the country. The other thing I love about the city is that it is so vibrant and so exciting. There's always something to do and it also has a great cultural and art scene. Not to mention the food. Anyway, I'm Swiss and I've been to a lot of cities around the world and without a doubt Mexico City is among my top 5. I've been there 3 times and the last time I was there I spent 2 months. I love it!

[@lewizzrocks]

I 100% agree with the comparison to the cities you mentioned, it’s what makes Mexico City so special the urban fabric is so vibrant and diverse.

[@ericnights6406]

🇲🇽What you mean looks american ?🤔 Mexico is in america america is a continent not a country and it looks europian because mexican are half european thats why arquitecture its colonial plus mexico city is 700 years old plus older than new york

[@oslecsamra5107]

​@@ericnights6406Más bien quisiste decir que americano es cualquier parte de América,dónde por supuesto está incluído México

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@berniekeene868]

I have been living in Condesa for 7 months and love it. I have two small dogs, so this is the perfect location for us. The cost of living is about like any larger city in the US. Eating out is expensive. I am just learning Español, and the people here have been ver patient and welcoming. I have Permanent Residency and will probably be in CDMX for several years.

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Thank you for sharing your experience!!

[@bill1251]

Welcome to the Ciudad de Mexico 🎉

[@martinarmendariz6086]

Welcome to Mexico my american friend!!!

[@eldruidainvidente4065]

Welcome to Mexico

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@DannyIvan86]

I love how people who call themselves "Ex-Pats" are just refusing to call themselves immigrants.

[@ephrentinoco3224]

Expats only applies to those who redomicile at the direction of their employer. Anyone else is an immigrant.

[@davidl6332]

they are immigrants, lets call them by their name

[@scotth5988]

I love how immigrants are just refusing to call themselves ex-pats

[@davidl6332]

what? Are you USAnian right? lol, try to investigate why expats from Africa, Mexico, China, etc are called immigrants instead of expats... Is not a thing about laws, its laws about classism, and racism @@scotth5988

[@rViajero63]

The first time I hear that Word was in 1995 when the company I work with Transfer me and My family to Venezuela, from the point allá the way to 2015 , I moved to 7 Countries .I never felt as immigrant

[@photographyalamexicana]

Mexico City, the capital of Mexico, is a bustling metropolis that blends a rich tapestry of history, culture, and modernity. It's known for its impressive historic sites, such as the Aztec Templo Mayor and the grand Metropolitan Cathedral, as well as world-class museums like the Frida Kahlo Museum. The city's diverse neighborhoods offer a variety of experiences, from the trendy cafes and art galleries in Roma to the historic charm of Coyoacán. Mexico City is famous for its street food, vibrant markets, and a lively atmosphere. While it grapples with urban challenges like traffic and pollution, it also showcases a strong sense of community and a warm, welcoming spirit, making it a captivating destination for travelers and a home for millions. Thanks, Crosby Grace Travels!

[@arshadali2312]

Other than traffic and pollution, the extent of poverty is dispiriting. Just too many poor people trying desperately to eke out a living. You've got to be a blind and oblivious North American gringo tourist to not see the poverty and despair.

[@Alex-966]

​@@arshadali2312listen! Not all the people you see in Mexico City are Mexican, unfortunately they are people from Central and South America, there is a big problem with Mexican citizens with all these people who enter the country in caravans and the Government is to blame for letting in all those people, because they come with other ideas and bad education from their countries, especially people from 🇦🇷🇨🇺🇻🇪🇭🇳🇭🇹🇨🇴🇧🇴 people who are not well seen in the country for that reason, in addition to many others Europeans who enter the country and do not pay taxes and want to live like kings, that is why many people in Mexico are against this president AMLO who is doing things wrong, but many see it differently, when people like someone who has education We see things differently for the good of the country of Mexico. On the other hand, I know that there are also poor people in Mexico, but at least one knows their people.

[@EricandSarah]

LOVE LOVE LOVE Mexico City!! Totally agree with all your impressions too. Great video Crosby!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

LOVING it here too!! Thanks for watching!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@Eugene05]

Loooove Mexico City! It’s a whole world on its own.

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@cindyk3076]

CDMX looks very pretty and so huge! Mexico City is one of many cities that close their main road on Sundays for bike riding, dog walking, skate boarding, etc, I think that is so cool. Thanks for showing us around!

[@arshadali2312]

You mean they close Paseo de la Reforma.

[@tictocbang7443]

I'm not into big cities either but I absolutely LOVE Mexico City. Enjoy your time there!

[@kaylaschregardus4062]

So jealous every time I see a good video of Mexico City! I took a solo trip in 2021, I stayed at a bed n breakfast. I did a tour every day through Airbnb tours. My only regret during my stay was not eating enough street food. I was told by one tour guide (local) you need to go downtown to the street vendors to get the most authentic and the cheapest. Yes, prices in Condesa and surrounding large foreign neighborhoods are quite high for food. Cant wait to go back and explore more. I recommend anyone visiting, there is so much more outside of Condesa and Roma Norte areas, do touristy things (and hidden gems) and get out there and explore!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

My next video I do all the things you mention!! Stay tuned 😉

[@Enlil-JHVH]

Lmfao, I guess by "foreign neighborhoods" you really mean gentrified neighborhoods... You 🤡

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@ZuyinLuy]

Thanks for all the nice things you say about our beautiful city. U R Welcome anytime 🇲🇽

[@scottman895]

I've always wanted to visit Mexico City! The area you are in looks absolutely beautiful. I really need to plan a trip there sooner rather than later. Awesome video!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

You totally should! Thanks for watching, Scott!

[@kaylaschregardus4062]

Dont walk...run! IF I had the finances I would go back again. I went in 2021

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@ZuyinLuy]

And you are welcome 🇲🇽 Thanks for considering visiting our beautiful City

[@thee_calamity]

I agree what you said about practicing Spanish with the people there. It’s best to know a few common phrases and just keep learning and practicing as you go.

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@robertolouth7468]

I lived in CDMX for seven years, and your video makes me miss it soooo badly. Enjoy and discover that energetic city. Love your video!

[@jleongc8332]

Eres muy bonita y agradable....la única recomendación que tengo para que disfruten más su estancia es que aprendan más español pues se les hará más placentero el viaje y podrán descubrir más tesoros dentro de la ciudad

[@JavonneJay]

I'm currently in Gudalajara and thinking of going to CDMX next. What you mentioned about Reforma closing its streets from 8-2 is similar to Guadalajara, it's called "recreativa". I love it!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@user-lv4cb9zs6e]

LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO ESTA PRECIOSA!!

[@MountaintopKitchen]

Here in Morelia, we also shut down the main avenue on Sundays for bicyclists, walkers, dog walkers, skaters, runners, etc.

[@olivia.anelise]

Love CDMX. So excited for this vlog :)

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@davidl6332]

Let's do some photoshooting

[@chaptersofelena]

Love the way you break down everywhere you visit!! I'm planning to spend a few months in Mexico next year & your oaxaca/puerto escondido videos were so helpful, and now after watching this I'm wondering if I should add Mexico City to my trip too 👀 Excited for your next video!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

So glad it was helpful! The next video will show you some awesome things to do here in CDMX so stay tuned!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@moreno-lh7ys]

@@CrosbyGraceTravels you promise your friends on your last video in mexico that you will be back for day of dead and you are back Crosby thats says alot about you proud of you Crosby

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@arrasandoferr2369]

Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

[@world_mem7567]

Tremendous Capital City!. Visitors quickly realize the history, culture, traditions, art, architecture and eclectic and delicious gastronomy. Mexico City and the entire country are just fascinating, too much to explore and discover. Mexico has the largest number of world heritage sites recognized by UNESCO in the Americas! Nice vid!

[@MelanieLichtinger]

Estupendo, Crosby! Great passionate (as always) access clip for CDMX! With already tons of good tips & good vibes in 20 min. You really do get to hop around a lot while going with the flow, in the year of the Water Rabbit. And yasss - Scorpio season is around the corner. Gracias, chica! Viajes seguros y felices! 🌌

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Aw thank you so so much! Glad you enjoyed!

[@juanmiguelestrada9343]

You need to visit Morelia, Michoacán!

[@VictorMindscape]

So glad you're back in Mexico! Love your videos and I'm getting ready to go back down there.

[@angelaberglund7950]

Please go to Mazatlán…. my favorite place ever and I think you’ll love it!!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Oooh thanks for the tip!

[@ricardomartinez4341]

​@@CrosbyGraceTravelsMazatlán is a great beach city to visit although more & more Americans Canadians Europeans etc. are making it their home Greetings from Santa Monica California 🇺🇸 🇲🇽 🇨🇦

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@brookemelendi9997]

Love love love! My girl is back in her happy place Mexico. Bring me when you go back to Mexico City.

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@YTBR.]

CG- go to Xochimilco I think you will like it there. You can meet new people on the trajineras. It’s a whole vibe.

[@asi_es_]

Welcome back, Mexico embraces you!

[@kentfonda8245]

Great tour, almost like I was there. Tremendous job!

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@capacitacionyconsultoriaes6319]

Don,t miss out 1) Teotihucan piramids, 2) National Museum of Antrhopology 3)Chapultepec Royal Castle

[@eliseorios7278]

I love Mexico City !!!

[@davidl6332]

yeah

[@nestorcaro7965]

Hope you are feeling better, get some rest and enjoy CDMX. Abrazo!

[@eleanornajar3702]

Wow! It's great to know you're doing really well. Love the video ❤

[@ronaldoago-go5907]

Glad to see you touring Mexico again...i love hearing your take on things.

[@lesliezauf2195]

Museum of anthropology there in mexico cty is super awesome

[@acmewb]

We have something like that in Guadalajara but we call it Via Recreativa, is on Sundays too and is also for pedestrians and bikes it is like 29 km long, if you come here I recommend it.

[@kona6451]

Been all over Mexico but never to Mexico City. Gonna have to try now.

[@gregbau-mh4ly]

Saludos y bienvenida a mexico

[@eduardomp9027]

Que chido que disfrutes tu estadía en mi ciudad natal ojalá puedas ver más que la condesa o Roma si te gusta la naturaleza puedes ir al parque de los dinamos o el desierto de los Leones.

[@schatz7tesoro]

Me encantan tus videos y me encanta más que te encanta Mexico 😊❤

[@VandamBellot]

Crosby! I’m so happy to know you’re in the city. This is among my favorite places in the entire world and it warms my heart that you are finding it so pleasant here. Drop a line if you’d like specific recommendations or fancy a meet-up :)

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@livegoodvivebien]

Bienvenidos a México, Realizas un gran trabajo y que bueno que te guste la capital, Saludos desde Ciudad de México !

[@fernandomendez2709]

You were in Coyocan on oct 17th. I hope you enjoy it. Welcome to Mexico City.

[@EnrriquePardo-kk8xe]

You speak very good Spanish.... welcome to Mexico

[@Dee-mw6gw]

I love the weather and greenery there. Cuernavaca and Querétaro too. Yearlong spring.

[@davidaldaco6447]

bienvenida a México 👍

[@juliosandoval8244]

Mexico is life.people dont realize how great people are with you.they are very respectfull and helpfull.if you ever get a chance go to aguascalientes the safest place in mexico.viva mexico chingadoo

[@senorasarahCDMX]

Hey I live in CDMX, if you have any questions about it let me know! I'm happy to help! I think Mexico City is actually a lot cheaper than you're experiencing. You're just in the areas that are the most expensive. Your rent in that place is outrageous! You can easily pay $5000 pesos a month for a decent apartment in other areas, and plenty of places are even cheaper.

[@fernandoortega72]

Me gustó mucho tu video! Te acompañé a todos lados, La Condesa es una colonia que fascina. Bienvenida siempre , espero verte en lugares del Centro Histórico . Saludos desde Cuernavaca 🇲🇽

[@vickiedavis720]

I luv following you and your FABULOUS adventures. 😊💖💖😊

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

You're the best! Thank you!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@jorgecabrera1668]

I'm seeing your video without subtitles and roughly understand, I don't speak english still... great video, I hope you enjoy the CDMX 😀👍🏼

[@stephenshemin]

New subscriber in Escandon -CDMX. Enjoyed this video .

[@LifePrinciples_]

I've been a fan of your videos for a long time. However, on this video I must say that the impressions you are sharing are limited to the colonias you are moving around which are the most gentrified, where tourists are, etc, but that's not the full face of Mexico city. La condesa,Roma Norte and Polanco are just a tiny piece of Mexico City but not all. As you said, Mexico city is huge, I'm glad you acknowledge that within your video and I'm glad that you're continue practicing your Spanish.

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Yes 100%! This was just from my first few days in CDMX and I’m staying in La Condesa so of course my impressions are based on the lifestyle there. I can’t possibly explore the whole city in just a few days as you know (and I’m also here completely solo so it’s a bit intimidating as you can imagine 😅) In my next vlog I check out Centro and Coyoacán which I absolutely LOVED! Excited for you to see that one 😊

[@alvaroberrielcantellano8189]

Chapultepec Castle and wood

[@juliebolduc802]

I have two brother in-laws from Mexico City! Such an awesome place!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@GourangaKarmakar-tt9lj]

Thank you so much 🙏 very nice good luck 😂❤

[@Hemppie]

Love your Energy and thanks for sharing your travels!!!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@octavernuez]

Bienvenida y que tengas una estancia fenomenal por CDMX,.. Saludos a la distancia y Bendiciones,..

[@miguelmeraz6472]

Love CDMX I was just there last week😊

[@davidl6332]

Mexico City is not only Condesa, Roma and Polanco

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Agreed! It's a huge city and I can't wait to explore more!

[@Onunez23]

I recommend visiting Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende, arguable the most beautiful cities in Mexico.

[@SergioBriseno-pn5vy]

Guadalajara Jalisco México es la perla de México ❤

[@alexsdmmx]

Hello Grace, nice video! as a resident of Mexico City, I think that, as you say, it is enormous and that brings an enormous diversity of offers, of different price ranges and products, in the tourist areas and even planned for foreign tourism if it can be expensive for a Mexican. , but outside of there prices tend to drop considerably and you can get practically anything outside of those areas, it's just a matter of searching. On the other hand, in the country, the southeast has been forgotten for decades (except for the Riviera Maya) and has been less economically developed, which is why Chiapas (the state where San Cristobal de las Casas is located) and Oaxaca are among the states poorest in the country, hence everything is cheaper I think.

[@oslecsamra5107]

De acuerdo,solo que respecto al Sureste eso está cambiando con este gobierno federal y ahora hay mucha inversión ahi

[@alexsdmmx]

@@oslecsamra5107 si claro, algo que debió pasar hace décadas, y seguro se irá encareciendo conforme fluya el $

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@fherzprime2510]

Bienvenida a CDMX "Chilangolandia" mi casa es tu casa 🤩😍👏 muy buen video, espero te quedes un poco para dia de muertos, hay muchas partes a donde ir y tan poco tiempo 😅

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Voy a celebrar el día de muertos en la ciudad de Oaxaca!! 💀🌺

[@cheochavez142]

Bienvenida a CDMX, soy de Michoacán, pero vivo aquí desde hace mucho, es la mejor ciudad del mundo y tu vídeo da a conocer mucho de nuestra ciudad, gracias, eres hermosa!!!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@manuelorozco1034]

​@@CrosbyGraceTravels hola creo q ya te enamoraste de mi estado q es oaxaca ❤

[@giovannihernandez3208]

If you learn Spanish you will see and feel even more welcomed, because most of the service's nicer people don't speak English. You could boost this experience so much.

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

I totally agree!! Whenever I speak Spanish to the locals, there’s an instant shift in their energy (in a good way!) It makes the experience so much better for everyone 🙌

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@EnrriquePardo-kk8xe]

Don't forget visit michoacan to celebrate Dia de Muertos , Morelia and Patscuaro can't miss it..

[@oslecsamra5107]

Buena recomendación,solo recuerda que es Pátzcuaro no Patscuaro

[@findingfoodfluency]

"Drying clothes on low." How I miss pre-pandemic CDMX.

[@charlesquesnel2302]

Also maybe the Good Vibes are higher down there because of the grid lines on the Earth lots more energy down in Mexico that's why there's so many temples

[@theozchannel6253]

You look so much like Spanish actress Ester Exposito (slightly older, she is just 23 I think) but the look-alikeness is impressive!!!!

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@thelegendtaacomonster2679]

Tepito is a whole different vibe, check it out

[@benitoscamelos5630]

😂 yes it is. So trendy and full of friendly people. 🤣

[@MarissaontheMAP]

Going in a couple weeks so this video came at the perfect time. I’m so excited!!

[@user-gq8xo4dn2i]

Welcome

[@RaulSanchez-kx8en]

There is a lot of trees there. Is it safe? Not only crime we have to worry!!! Crickets tacos lime

[@XBJAJ]

Possibly the best city in the world to visit.

[@jennyhammond9261]

I'm glad you are enjoying it. It's my favorite city, but I live about 2 hours away.

[@noahh9472]

Went to mexico City as a native speaker of Spanish I found them rude majority some people where nice but took advantage also pepito is a dangerous place and Garibaldi is also risky please take uber or taxi the metro lines are under reconstruction so long lines at bus stop

[@enrikeramosarmenta2704]

I’m doing my best with English I’m proud of the process that I have already but I will say that I got stock or idn but u know keeping the calm 😢

[@julliendorel1817]

In 2018 an american coffee at Cielito was 28 pesos

[@sophiemarcaurele]

Like, ohhhmygawwd, MexiCoohhww is like, so ahmAAzing!! ❤❤

[@EduardoFlores-id9ed]

Bienvenida dé nuevo y que disfrutes dé tú estancia en México

[@jesusangelgonzalez4627]

Hi there !! Huitlacochee is not a mushrom is a fungus from fresh corn

[@phillipjacowski]

thanks for all your mexico vids!

[@user-cj2vp3bm4i]

Hi.wooo I was there exactly en that erea not long time you make me good again.walkin by that erea.thanks

[@RDEric]

pronounced ECO BEE SEE

[@CarlosMartinez-rt5qz]

Great Video ❤️.

[@victor17m]

Your editing is very good enjoy mexico city😊

[@federicotapia7467]

MEXICO IS CHANGING SOO MANY FOREIGNERS ARE MOVING TO MEXICO BECAUSE IS CHEAPER AND IS GETTING SAFER 🇲🇽🇺🇸

[@JulioCesarZermenoLotina-vl6jp]

CDMX is the best. 🎉🇲🇽🎉🇲🇽

[@RAFFALX7]

Enjoy your tacos and tell us how they are. Take care Pretty. Nice videos, enjoy México City 😉

[@noerodriguez2087]

Well come back home great time to be in Mexico City.

[@smylmv]

Thanks for sharing to us! Subscribed to your channel! If you can go to Cuixmala! It’s a beautiful host to visit it, also Morelia, they have a beautiful buildings in the south and downtown, and there’s another one called Ixtapa, Zihuatanejo, where is a beach where you can enjoy the views and the nature beach that they have, these places are from the western side of Mexico.

[@leesanti7112]

Your Spanish is 😍

[@fedeerrataspodcast]

Awesome video!

[@charlesquesnel2302]

I'm curious what camera and microphone you are using footage and audio looks really good and great job on these videos

[@gloriaortiz1227]

I would love to visit mex city next year hopefully on dia de muerto week. Love your video❤ is it correct that it gives a greenwich village or Brooklyn vibe?

[@lifesamirage2621]

Been living in Polanco CDMX for the past 4 years. Met my wife here and we have 1 year old. My friends from the States don't visit they are missing out. If you can work remote move here.

[@joesteel]

You should go visit El Castillo de Chapultepec, UNAM City, and the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the image of Our Lady on a cactus tilma that's 500 years old, studied by scientist and NASA, expert photographers. It has a temperature, a pulse, a constellation and it's image was proven floatin on the tilma. Cactus tilma doesn't last this long. Also, the Museum in Polanco that Mr. Carlos Slim built in honor of his wife and the musium of anthropology. Oh Bellas Artes, the restaruant inside the house of tiles which is amazing.

[@MarieJohnson]

Lol Crosby! "Eco beeky?" It's pronounced "BEE-SEE" as in "bicicleta". "Bici" just means bike. ❤

[@CrosbyGraceTravels]

Yep 😂😂 makes a lot of sense lol idk what my brain was doing there

[@MarieJohnson]

It happens to the best of us! @@CrosbyGraceTravels

[@salimboudjema6018]

Tourists and digital nomads are destroying our city making it literally their property, they only hangout with each other, displace locals, raise prices, appropiate and pervert our culture, speak English obnoxiously loud on the street demanding it to be spoken in classes and events. They think we live an exotic jungle they can colonize and move "to live like kings" they said. They dont care about us, they care its cheaper, because they earn in dollars. Sad chapter of white colonialism in native land.

[@federicotapia7467]

go to Chapultepec ,el zocalo ,los pinos a house were the presidents used To live well now is a museum and open to the public free 🇲🇽🙂🇺🇸

[@sallysmitgeddes2270]

How safe is it there 😮😮

[@user-eb6wj5xm9p]

I saw you ordered a cappuccino with oat milk, is oat milk pretty common in Mexico City?

[@superfansgutierrez]

QUE VIVA MÉXICO 🇲🇽👍