Is Mexico City Safe? I Came to Find Out 🇲🇽 (Everything You Need Know)

Mexico City is an incredible destination that traveller's should feel safe going to...HERE's WHY 🇲🇽
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[@oscarrosaless9323]

I went to Mexico City for the first time last year and it wasn’t what I expected. It was my mom’s reunion with her family after 32 years. It’s very clean, green, and modern.

[@erikcastillo2454]

you have to come back bro, for sure there some spots missing hehe

[@rosamata2445]

I lived 27 years in Coyoacan and never had any problem, my Dad used to take money out from the bank and walk home and he never had any problem either , now I live in Houston and I am scare to go to Walmart 😮

[@panchovilla5400]

That is true, but some years ago. Now, when you take money from bank (especially if it´s a high amount) you are likely to get robbed outside the bank. The tellers are connected with the robbers. Many people have been killed when robbed. Nowadays Mexico City (and the majority of country) is not safe!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tonyromero8011]

The people in tents in CDMX are not homeless they are protestors not really dangerous they are there to protest agants government not to rob you, yeah speaking spanish would help you clear many misconceptions

[@koatzingo361]

No the ones he’s talking about are the caravan migrants, they are homeless

[@normareyes1555]

​@@koatzingo361Exacto , son los migrantes de venezolanos y demás lugares de centro y sudamérica e incluso de muchos lugares del mundo que últimamente han inundado la CDMX trayendo infinidad de problemas 😢😢😢👎👎👎😞😞 !

[@josegg18]

I believe he’s talking about the immigrants from central America and Venezuela

[@erikcastillo2454]

they are not homeless, they are individuals like us in a precarious status, is not the same group or idea. regars@@koatzingo361

[@cesarfigueroa9545]

Son haitianos o centroamericanos 😂

[@giannishen]

Choosing the right location can really double the fun of traveling! That quesadilla looks delicious! And that brushed cheese is so tempting! That market looks very safe, I would like to go shopping there! Thank you for sharing your true feelings and suggestions. I believe it will be of great help to people who want to travel to Mexico, really great job! 👍😍🙏

[@nz1268]

El Valle is a very nice area 98!% of CDMX is very safe

[@nz1268]

I think Mexico City is MUCH cleaner, safer and friendlier thank NYC. Hands down.

[@WrIm-x1w]

then go to Mexico

[@nz1268]

@@WrIm-x1w I definitely will It’s wonderful

[@alejandrocalvillo4030]

100%

[@nz1268]

@@WrIm-x1w don’t be bitter It’s just the honest truth. Sad that there is so much media misinformation/propaganda in the US. I love the US, but it’s just so insecure. When you get out of your neighborhood, you realize there is SO much more, and we don’t have it all. Lol

[@mabanko22]

@@WrIm-x1wdo you dislike Mexico

[@alejandrachico2347]

Hey! As a mexican citizen I can recommend you places to visit that are much better than just staying in Polanco or La condesa: You must go to Santa Fé, especially a park called "La mexicana", other option is San Ángel, for eating there's a restaurant called San Ange inn, Coyoacán.

[@planetamady680]

Your videos about Mexico are very honest, I like your video style.🤠

[@rogeliolopez9669]

Odiada por muchos amada por otros, pero mi CDMX es la mejor, tiene todo y no tiene que pedir nada a otras ciudades del mundo ❤

[@MartinGonzalez-rt5dd]

Juan 3:16 Porque de tal manera amó Dios al mundo, que ha dado a su Hijo unigénito, para que todo aquel que en él cree, no se pierda, mas tenga vida eterna.

[@eduardali]

el tráfico es insoportable y la cálidas del aire también... si no, sería perfecta!

[@kimu5832]

I'm Mexican and i've lived my entire life here in CDMX and i can tell you i have never encounter some sort of crime or danger even tho i don't necessarily live in the nicest places like "La condeza" or "Roma Norte", I think it all depends on which routes you take. Over all i think Mexico city is pretty safe.

[@alain9684]

Same here, and i have lived in Condesa, Juárez, San Cosme, and even Iztapalapa and never had a single problem.

[@joeyfoscor]

I stayed in zona Rosa some days, I used to go out of the clubs at 4-5 am, then I walked for some tacos and came to my Airbnb without any problem. At least, I never felt threatened or in danger

[@erikcastillo2454]

THIS! bro you understood the city, congrats!

[@alejandrocalvillo4030]

There is not a safe issue at any hour in CDMX.

[@mrojas6869]

Mexico City is HUGE, those hoods you walked are just a tiny portion of safe, beautiful hoods in the city, You need years to really get to know Mexico City. Regards!

[@acuellar7438]

Mexico City is not only La Condesa, Roma Norte or Polanco, and I’m sure you are aware of it. Next time tray also Narvaete, Del Valley, Napoles, San Ángel, Chimalistac, Santa Fe, Guadalupe Inn, Florida, Coyoacan and Ciudad Universitaria (UNAM), only to name a few. You won’t be disappointed.

[@lydiachavez8004]

Seems he only wants the "high" areas of CDMX

[@L_user739]

He only wants areas were only foreigners live

[@PhxVanguard]

Mexico City is actually on par with major US cities for crime. I'd have been more concerned walking the streets of Vegas than CdMx (as a Phoenician). The one area you REALLY want to avoid is Tepito. This has historically always been a rough area, even before the Spanish arrived. New subscriber here, just found your channel this morning and watched all the Mexico vids, and Vegas. Love your energy!

[@erikcastillo2454]

on spot about the tepito status, normal common sense would do the trick. we dont have shootings at celebrations or big gatherings so you guys can relax about that too.

[@PhxVanguard]

@erikcastillo2454 yup, I've been to the grito on zocalo before. CdMx I'd lovely. I've even walked around el Centro at 2 in the morning drunk before. No problems. Great street tacos after a night of drinking.

[@EricM-gm5wz]

Even in caveman days Tepito was dangerous😂

[@alain9684]

Tepito isn't dangerous for regular people anymore, it is a violent neiborghood, but just for people involved in crime related activities.

[@raulleyva8200]

One more thing I wanted to comment: you kept mentioning "la condensa" but is in fact "la condesa" con-deh-sa, without the second "n". It means the countess. You kept making me laugh. No insult intended, just pure fun.

[@mammon310]

I lived in Mexico City for 10 years, the only people who mugged me were the police.😂😂😂

[@paranoidhumanoid]

🤣🤣🤣

[@QuarianGhost]

As a Mexican I sadly laugh at this, in the popular culture it is known that they work to get bribes instead of protecting...

[@roxy3732]

😂😂😂

[@Jaysee2164]

Se pasan 😂😂

[@Maverick1990-r6v]

That’s in everywhere

[@asan1050]

Glad you have enjoyed your stay in Mexico, I came here 38 years ago from LA and never went back, the food is outstanding here, friendly people, and it's a bit pricey because you're staying in an upper-class neighborhood. Come back soon!

[@RubenSangabriel]

SAFER THAN ANY BIG CITY IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,YES MÉXICO CITY IS VERY SAFE! Greetings from Chicago

[@erikcastillo2454]

have you seen the c5 videos on youtube, quite cool if youre into police chases, they brag about it hehe

[@maxemmil1025]

17:34 about the prices, theres places called "cocinitas" wich serves full plates and at very low costs, from $3 up to $5. and its very good and tradicional food

[@jasonevjen8895]

Mexico City is one of my favorite cities on earth. Been to over 40 countries (mainly Middle East/Asia and Europe). I am in Puchuca right now with my wife's family but I was there this Sunday visiting mundial Pixel with the family. The city obviously has it's bad areas liek any other city, but there so much amazingness especially in La Condessa, Roma and Polanco.

[@cesarurias6646]

You´ve been recording for days in the City and people still think is dangerous, not to offend anyone who is looking at your videos BUT, if they think that the city/country is dangerous, it is an stereotype that should change and they should not come, if the people looking at your videos know that they should not believe everything the TV or news say to them then, they are welcomed. People need to stop the hate and know every other country is not an extension of the US and things are different, México receives anyone who is respectful to our country, traditions, etc. Keep it up my man, I see you loved the city and you should, you will never get bored in CDMX, there is always something to do, a new place to go. RESPECT!

[@Jaysee2164]

I’m surprised you went to Philadelphia. As a Mexican American living near Philadelphia I’d be more worried around most parts of Philly than Mexico 😂

[@tonyromero8011]

You are in the most expensive area of mexico, prices are for tourist, to get much, much better and cheap food you stay out of the tourist sites anywhere in mexico, youll find a 180 much richer experience and its very safe, as long you are not in drug scene youll be safe anywhere in Mexico

[@erikcastillo2454]

true but only to add on. is not the most expensive area of mexico at all. is not far though, like across the highway that borders that area. that place its called: "bosques de las lomas". but then again a super rich might think bosque de las lomas is old fashion and prefer a close community, that place could be "bosque real" if you google that and quicky go to images, youll see. glad you like it here, come back anytime bro.

[@alejandrocalvillo4030]

Hay bastantes zonas mucho más caras que la roma y la condesa en CDMX. Esas dos colonias son de clase media y media alta solamente.

[@jarturomm2012]

The cheese was inside of the tortilla, and then You can put it, salsa, lime o just like this.

[@world_mem7567]

Mexico, fantastic!

[@nadinemacias3746]

Yes!! I'm so glad u enjoy Mexico City. I plan to go one day. I knew it was Safe. ❤

[@erikcastillo2454]

year round is geourgeos. prepare for some serious walking tough. all you need is basic common sense.

[@Isennols]

Zane !!! Your videos in Mexico City has been awesome!!!

[@erikcastillo2454]

the city helps, come visit 😁

[@juancarlosbaezpozos9353]

it's like any other place, if you are looking for troubles you will find it out.

[@짐데니스]

Came here to our Bangkok's blog, staed here for you Mexico's blogs

[@jbcmh81]

There are tons of perfectly safe neighborhoods in Mexico City that are not Roma Norte, La Condesa or Polanco. Tourists stay in those neighborhoods because that's all they ever hear about or ever seem to visit, but much of the city is decently safe, even many of the areas that may not appear as nice. Juarez, which was mentioned in the video, is not dangerous. Tourists really should try leaving the bubble of those few neighborhoods and visit other parts of the city. Crime can happen anywhere, no matter how nice the neighborhood is, that's just a reality of large cities, but as long as you use common sense, you're going to be fine. I've personally been to Tepito many times, no problems. It certainly has a questionable reputation, but not like it used to. Also, you said Mexico City is not that cheap- that's for a reason. Those 3 neighborhoods are some of the most expensive in the city and mostly cater to tourists and upper-income residents, so prices will be higher there than almost anywhere else, even for street food. Another good reason to venture out. Also, for the love of god, I wish people would stop recommending Santa Fe. It's a suburban office district with one nice park. It's not walkable, there's nothing else to do there and it's far from everything else.

[@toxinadq]

I am BEGGING all tourists to visit other places other than Roma - Condesa - Centro. the city really is HUGE and there is SO MUCH MORE to do.

[@umamifuzzybastard2459]

They served you "Cafe de olla", which is a variation of coffee here in México, usually made with Piloncillo (a form of raw pure cane sugar), cinnamon and sometimes people add other aromatic spices. Also is made in an "Olla", which is a typical cooking clay pot.

[@MusicShortsGlobal]

It's nice to know that these cities are quite safe. They have many cafés, bars and boutiques that look interesting. I'm probably the same in the fact that I don't dare to go outside alone at night.

[@erikcastillo2454]

the cool thing is you dont have to walk that much, maybe the taqueria in the corner. trust me, the love for tacos will put on you feet hehe

[@PinoyAvenue68]

New subscriber here from the Philippines 🇵🇭. I came across your Philadelphia video. I am hooked. Watched a lot of your videos. Very informative content. 🏠⛩️🏖️. We miss you in the Philippines ♥️🇵🇭

[@Enchanteralle]

I like how you're honest about where are the safe and unsafe areas. There are some vloggers who create contents where they would go to risky and unsafe neighborhoods and tell everyone how safe it is. Just because nothing happened to them in that one video, it doesn't mean it's safe. I go with my gut feelings if I ever visit a new area and it feels sketchy or weird, I wouldn't linger around there. I've been watching your vlogs and I like how you're so laid back and detailed about everything. Thanks for sharing! I plan to visit Mexico City in the future (the safe parts).

[@HolaAmiga415]

The tents are people who are protesting the goverment. Mexico would absolutely not accept homeless people popping out with tents to live in at all!

[@GioBouc]

I guess for the area he described they might be migrants from Venezuela, Central America, Africa etc.

[@gocookies77]

I must disagree Tepito is awesome and friendly to tourists, just keep yourself out of trouble, dont act like a jerk and you will be fine.

[@aidad.2452]

Yes i go there with cap and ok clothes, never showing more.

[@mammon310]

You are forgetting "that one street" in tepito, nobody should go through there. You know what I mean.

[@JuanHerrera-bh4ol]

@gocookies77 I like going to the market in Tepito on Sundays. Just like in any big city, watch your stuff, don’t be too flashy and enjoy. It’s so much fun, even if you don’t buy anything just people watch.

[@doc_zithu]

Thank you sharing and very informative 🌺🙏

[@erikcastillo2454]

and he is super catious. like grandma cautios. still baby steps to break the misinformation brought by media for years. come see it for your self. welcome anytime

[@liveourbest2067]

" Condesa" you are hurting my ears lol

[@nz1268]

Zane, it’s not the cooked food that has caused a stomach problem for people. It’s the tap water. So, if you order a coke or soft drink or alcoholic drink with your meal, you’ll be good. Anything cooked or baked will be ok

[@yetijoeyetijoe]

And hold the ice on the drinks.

[@marcoantoniomendoza6928]

Hello, to begin with, it's not condensa, it's countess (condesa), kondeza, I inform you that Mexico City is one of the safest in the world of its kind, and it is among the ten safest in Mexico, and not only in Roma or Polanco, the entire city It is very safe, achievment from 5 years ago, obviously if the possibility of being robbed in some places increases by a percentage, but believe me, everything is well monitored and controlled, not just the "tourist" places as you believe, in fact CDMX is not already done nor was it thought of in tourists, everything you see has been thought of by local inhabitants, that city has only been exploited for tourism in the last 15 or 20 years ago, one fact: there are more than 80,000 cameras throughout the city connected to a large control center, bigbrother, and its police and organization is an example, greetings

[@alfredoe3581]

Depends.. I was today at a Starbucks in Taxqueña, and a man entered asking for money to buy a coffee in a very rude tone and scaring customers in the top floor. The baristas had to take him out and customers asked him to leave. If he did not leave, he was told that the police would come for him. It was kind of scary!!

[@xxxkueckxxx]

@@alfredoe3581god, what an asshole. Glad it was resolved.

[@normareyes1555]

​@@alfredoe3581la gente en México sabe cómo manejar ésos imprevistos, ése hecho es poco común.

[@andrear.fontes]

Give him a break, he’s immersing in our culture and Spanish is not his first language. There are Americans that do not even try.

[@emcastillo40]

Loved your Mexico City series. I recommend you go back during September. Specifically around September 15th-16th to experience Independence Day or during October/November for Dia De Los Muertos.

[@maxemmil1025]

great videos, i hope you had very good times here in mexico

[@somethingelse25]

My mom and I love your videos on Mexico. Thanks!

[@CarlRobbens]

Mexico: amazing and beautiful!

[@iangonzalez4572]

15:20 thats not bread its a variation of tortilla made with flour, the usaul tortillas are from corn, (the flour tortilla is from the north parts of mexico)

[@normareyes1555]

Hola Zane , te faltó mucho por conocer en la hermosa CDMX , dentro de la misma hay los llamados " pueblos mágico" por ejemplo, son hermosos y llenos de su propia historia , personalidad y gastronomía; en cualquier farmacia te compras un bálsamo para los labios a un costo bajo😊😊😊 , regresa pronto!

[@achousal1]

I was working during a year in the "most dangerous zone" on the metropolitan area on Mexico City, nothing happened to me, the people are mostly friendly like in every corner of my country, you are welcome to come back to every city and know the real Mexico, and not only the rich people neighborhoods!

[@carlosvega-ev2ie]

Come on guys, its like NY, would you go with a camera to the bronx at night? NO. Would you go to Iddlewood in LA at midnight? NO He's too afraid, because all the news on american tv about Mexico. Mexico is a big country, almost the size of west europe. Some other safe places are Coyoacan, San Angel, Tlalpan center, all the zone between down town and Coyoacan are safe, not only the 2 neighborhoods he walked.

[@prince9455]

i love your video style simple and good

[@celticsarebest]

Like your channel.Just subscribed.Seen this video,Tokyo,South Korea,Vietnam.I really enjoyed them.Are you planning on doing Europe?

[@patriaarquista1830]

"Neveria Roxy" is very traditional and famous in Mexico city. A lot of famous mexican artists try icecreams there.

[@chepep0n]

it's La Condesa, meaning "the countess" Condensa sounds like condensation happening lol

[@billypilgrim1]

Condensa Milka

[@angelomarti1895]

Hey bro. I live in north México city. U didn't cover this área in one of your videos, I invite u to make a video around. I take care of u.

[@mammon310]

😂 Take him to Tlanepantla or Cuatepec and see if he feels safe.

[@REYNOSAGUANYA]

He only said Mexico City, Not Mexico other areas. What fool would believe that the entire region of Mexico is safe jaja

[@GioBouc]

@@mammon310you can plan a day for the north, breakfast in the plaza Tepeyac area, the neighborhoods there have interesting parks/ first half 20th century architecture, then la villa/basílica, a quick tour at the politécnico campus, perhaps you can catch an event or art exhibition, lunch in the lindavista area, then moving to parque bicentenario in Azcapotzalco and ending in Santa María la Riviera with the kiosko Morisco, visiting the Geology institute museum, May be eating something at one of the restaurants around there, optional: going to a concert at arena CDMX, if you are adventurous show the not so nice area of the city in a safe way using the cablebus to cuautepec, despite the chaos the area is full of interesting data and the views area amazing specially if there is not that much pollution, if the person is into shopping centers, punta norte outlets, plaza satélite, parque lindavista etc will do the trick, if you are even more adventurous take the suburban train and visit Tepotzotlán’s museo nacional del virreinato, staying or visiting at “Quetzalcoatl nest” which it’s a really interesting architectonical space…

[@dianamontesino9367]

Hola saludos, desde la colonia Roma Norte cd. De Mexico en 2 dias he visto 4 videos tuyos eres una persona agradable , me es interesante ver mi ciudad en la opinion de alguien extranjero

[@raulleyva8200]

Hi, my dear gringo friend. I am mexican and though I am originally from the nothern mexican border, I've been living in Mexico City (CDMX), for twelve years now. I regreat very much the fact that you found the "angel de la independencia" monument, surrounded by a metal barrier, which authorities set up when something like a popular manifestation of some kind is announced and they protect these monuments from being damaged. Should it have not been for that, you would've apreciated it in it's full splendorous glory. I also wanted to comment about your walk to la condesa and the park you encountered where you had chips and there whas an art display and in your video you showed a feline, it was the "bosque de Chapultepec." It is the largest park in Mexico City and I've heard itś even bigger that NY's central park. There is a zoo in there, several lakes an the magnificient "Castillo de Chapultepec" which is an impressive display of beauty and elegance from it's historic period. You very much need an interpreter or translator; an insider that allows you to take in the many things that you loose because of not understanding the language. I gather you will not come back very soon, but when you do, I will gladly accompany you and help you appreciate this great city better. No charge intended.

[@anthonycavallero6637]

Caged animals are not cool .

[@mariasanmo4165]

😂😂 you must open the tortilla and put the cheese inside.

[@user-ji8rb5jt4y]

Definitely makes me want to go there now!

[@alalesc3796]

Food is awesome in Mexico!

[@yanimeacuerdo5077]

La condensa será donde hay mucha condensación?

[@MXDE2007]

It depends on where you go and what you do! Enjoy the city!

[@sunnyangel12]

I crack up everytime, zane it's conDESA not condensa

[@fernandolara4813]

Great video of México City!!!❤

[@tatoopukis]

You should totally visit Oaxaca city! The food there is AMAZING!!!!

[@justice.01997]

Im from NYC but i visit my family in CDMX, he gave a lot of good tips, i think another one i would definitely recommend. Leave the expensive jewlery and watches at home please. In the areas he mentioned nothing might happen. But if you go to other areas you might get attention so no flashy jewlery .

[@georgemonroe]

Literally common sense and just read the room... Would you go to Queens with a flashy cartier bracelet and a jaeger-lecoultre watch? lol

[@justice.01997]

​@@georgemonroeYou'd be surprised how little common sense kicks in. Especially because I've seen people go to other countries forgetting they're not home. Wearing these expensive ass watches and necklaces and getting robbed.

[@justice.01997]

​@georgemonroe and bro you see hood mf wearing shit like that everyday in every borough so wym ? Lmao Queen is nothing like Latin America you comparing Pears and Apples

[@justice.01997]

​@@georgemonroe and wym you see hood mf's wearing all that stuff in every borough. You comparing Queens to Latin America is like comparing pears and apples.

[@georgemonroe]

@@justice.01997 It can happen anywhere specially on big cities and as a tourist you spend a lot of time on the street/public transportation... I guess common sense is not that common anymore

[@azrael3137]

las veces que he visitado Ciudad de México me he sentido seguro. no llego a zonas caras ,llego a hoteles de el centro histórico (son más baratos) 😂

[@zuramgtoRdzy]

MÉXICO ES HERMOSO SUS ESTADOS MARAVILLOSOS TAMBIÉN GUANAJUATO MONTERREY CHIHUAHUA SONORA CULIACÁN PUEBLA JALISCO

[@dianalugo8327]

I've visited Mex CD more times than I can remember. I've never had a problem and never felt in danger. Most people are nice, nicer than those in most big cities in the U.S. Please visit other Mexican cities as you'll find amazing regional differences. The food, customs, and sites are greatly varied.

[@marianabernal1521]

We Mexicans only want to be treated with respect while living in our country, we received you very well and many of the foreigners have been rude, reckless and even violent. Respect our country and our culture, as we will do with every foreigner that comes to live in our beautiful country.

[@gabrielag8966]

You should also visit Santa Fe and La Mexicana Park in that same area

[@jhonnycifuentes6638]

Zane you need to make more videos, three or four a day every day☮️

[@erikafernandez7809]

You need to get a chapstick with spf, being at a higher altitude you get more uvb exposure. 😊

[@juanjoseelissetche7279]

Mexico is beautiful, it's safe, Reforma also is safe

[@PurpleRain500]

Hi there, I’m thinking of coming down next week for the Madonna concert by myself. The arena is Palacio de los Deportes and is located a few minutes from the airport but the show won’t be over until probably after midnight and I’ve heard just anecdotally from some Reddit style posts online that the area is kinda dicey after dark. I would like your 100% honest take on going to the show alone and then catching the Uber back to the airport and heading home. Is it safe? Thanks so much! 🙏🏾💜

[@MadMvx]

You should stay in Iztapalapa next time...

[@MEX1986USA]

I love that coffe shops in Mexico City ❤

[@rayala63]

You definitely need to use Spanish words as a courtesy, like Gracias, Si, por favor. Try a translator on your smart phone. Your videos are enjoyable. 😊

[@Rochodel]

You have to go to Coyoacán, to Santa Fe, etc

[@CarolinaJimenez-io3vo]

Siento mucho coraje esas personas que dicen que México es peligroso o que no lleves algo valioso todos estuvieran desnudos y descalzos, el peligro esta en todos los paises por cierto los de esas casas de campaña son manifestantes

[@bethanylee4284]

What about getting in cabs? Can you trust the cab drivers? Or bus stops? Also do you feel safe going to the ATMs?

[@alvinantonio8033]

Really enjoyed your Mexico City vlogs, you really put a lot of interest in going on a future trip over there. Seems very safe, what did you mean by level 2 similar to Manila? Btw I’m back in the Philippines. Did a few days in El Nido, Palawan, island hopping it’s so gorgeous seeing and visiting those Limestone formations islands! Also seen one of the 7 wonders of Nature Puerto Princesa Underground River, spectacular! Another few days in Siargao, Mangrove rivers, fireflies at night, Sunset Bridge, Tayangban Cave Pool, and more! Hopefully you come back to The Philippines and explore more places like Davao, Ilocos Region, more areas of Metro Manila! Safe travels!!!

[@QuarianGhost]

5:57 the tent situation is so new, because of a president of a certain country allowing tons of migrants enter his country illegally while México is the last trajectory before arriving so they need to rest in between the travel so now Mexico city haves a lot of them because of that, normally that isn't a norm here

[@davidandressanchezgarcia450]

The cheese goes inside the tortilla.

[@yeeyo11]

You should check other cities in Mexico like Guadajara or Monterrey.

[@luisjorgegonzalezperez7476]

Un shot por cada vez que diga “La Condensa”

[@taur0210]

I used to skate back from work at midnight while living in México city I took the way through the centro nothing never happened to me

[@palomafernandez7158]

I think Mexico City is one of few cities in the world where you can see the actual old city of the Aztecs right in the center of Mexico City. It’s amazing, like Rome, where the ruins are in the same spot as the actual city. Many nice neighborhoods like san ángel and coyoacan to stay there and visit. Visit Restaurants like: porfirios, punta Arenas (my favorite) san ángel inn, fishers (for fish tacos), ex hacienda los morales, etc

[@dianalugo8327]

That hunk of cheese is queso fundido. You place on pieces of tortilla, usually with mushrooms or chorizo.

[@justjg]

I stayed in Centro. Walked to Mercado Merced through Tepito. No issues or an inkling of being unsafe.

[@georgemonroe]

Even tho Tepito and surrounding areas are one of the dangerous parts of the city during the day main roads are actually safe, just take normal precautions because it gets crowded and that's when you can get pickpocketed as in any major city in the world

[@nanciwarner-carreon7055]

Very nice!

[@KB-jl7tm]

Other safe areas to see and stay in: San Angel, Coyoacan, Del Valle, Anzures, Lomas de Chapultepec, Santa Fe, San Jerónimo, and so many others…

[@polepino]

What I do find intersting is that all the people who talk about never coming to Mexico because of danger, never watch these videos. They always are watching the crime videos and commenting how they'll never go.

[@Cristinact]

Well, it's not like a warzone but you should really take care of yourself. Truth is there are disappearances every single day. Mexican people share information about missing people every day on social media. Feel confident but never forget to take your precautions.

[@polepino]

That's the thing, a lot of Americans thinks all of Mexico is a warzone due to movies/tv/news and watching crime videos on YoutTube. Honestly, you can never be too safe in any city in the world. It's not like you can walk anywhere in CDMX willy nilly with not a care in the world but there are parts of the city that are relatively safe and there are parts that are more dangerous, and the metropolitan area of CDMX is so huge, most tourists won't be going to the non touristy areas.

[@robertomoreno8455]

Everywhere in Mexico is safe unless you are looking for trouble!!

[@leonardobalderas519]

You should go to colonia Del Valle and colonia Napoles those neighborhoods are so underrated and beautiful (my English is bad sorry)

[@aerok111]

That's not bread, it is flour tortillas. 15:15

[@hectortenorio703]

Hey Zane! Go visit to Parque La Mexicana, maybe the most beautiful park in Mexico City.

[@ombie7317]

Mexico is a pretty safe place if you have common sense, as long as you don't go into really abandoned, dark, dirty backstreets at 2am in crime spots showing off your phone or camera, you'll have 0 problem with anything else. (Just like every other country) As a recommendation for tourists, divide Mexico in the map horizontally right in the middle, all the places under the division are safe, usually the north has more crime spots which are really only between mexicans, but just to be sure, go to the south. (CDMX and under)

[@karolinewatson3133]

Mexican food is one of the most delicious in the world..✌🏻😋