San Miguel de Allende: The Most Beautiful City in Mexico!?

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[@dme910]

San Miguel de Allende is considered one of the most beautiful cities in all Mexico, I'm glad you get to enjoy it...I love this video...this is what a Real Mexican town looks like, the paper ornaments and the bougainvillea, just beautiful!!!

[@oblivion3898]

Nope, real mexican cities aren’t like that, some are modern, some are not, but must of them are beautiful

[@Nonamelol.]

@@oblivion3898 She said most Mexican TOWNS. Towns aren’t cities

[@lachola942]

Una de las ciudades más bonitas y coloniales de México💖

[@cassandramontes2661]

That church where you guys were at at 2:20 is where my grandparents got married. My entire family started here in the city before it became a popular tourist destination and I'm so happy many more people from around the world come to see the beauty of it.

[@agustinlinares7287]

I am from Guanajuato and I agree that. San Miguel de Allende it is one of the most beautiful cities in Mexico. I grew up in Seattle WA and after living in the United States for so many years, I decided to move back to Mexico to experience that feeling of living in a such a beautiful country, I just wanted to let you know that you guys inspired me to live in Mexico

[@jeusebio2413]

Born and raised in Dallas, parents are from Jalisco, looking to retire in Mexico in about 10 years hopefully sooner

[@Lucialatinoamerica]

Como me caen bien deveras muchachos, gracias por promover mi país. Los veo desde el norte de México, donde no tenemos esa vegetación ni colorido, hasta nuestra comida es diferente

[@lauraescobedo3426]

Yeah! I’m Mexican I got married in San Miguel de Allende and I love this city so much! As you said is so charming but also the people, so kind and helpful. I would’ve loved that you guys talk more about all the historical places, restaurants and hotels from 3 stars to very luxury ones. It has been rated in many international magazines as the number one city to live in the world which I agree. So happy that people like you are enjoying my country and let the people around the world know how beautiful and diverse it is.

[@cowboysnation883]

I WANNA THANK YALL FOR SHARING MEXICO ACTUAL BEAUTY AND NOT WHAT MEDIA WANTS YOU TO SEE. SAN MIGUEL IS MY HOME TOWN ITS ONE OF A KIND EXPERIENCE . ENJOY THE LIFE OF TRAVELING 💯

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you so much!! Especially for being a Cowboys fan!

[@cowboysnation883]

Kinetic Kennons COWBOYS NATION 4LIFE 💪💯 I LIVE IN DALLAS YALL SHOULD COME TO A GAME THESE COMING SEASON

[@Xergecuz]

I have never been to San Miguel de Allende but I have been to Guanajuato and I loved it, by far the two most beautiful cities in Mexico.

[@kinetickennons]

We cannot wait to go to Guanajuato!

[@pquiroga]

Thank you for making a testimonial as to the beauty of Mexico. It is refreshing to see this. Thank you and I hope you guys continue to discover a country that very seldom is portrayed in the right way. This from a Mexican living in the USA since 20 years ago.

[@yssor22d43]

I’m so delighted that you’re gettin to know more of my Mexico lindo y querido and I think you are in one of our most productive states Guanajuato. Irapuato: the strawberries, Acambaro: pan dulce, Celaya: cajeta, Leon: shoes, Salamanca: fiambre, nieve de pasta, Coroneo: Ate de membrillo, Dolores Hidalgo: Cuna de la Independencia, Silao: Cerro del Cubilete, Ciudad de Guanajuato: The mummies, etc. I’m so, so proud of my beautiful country. To visit Guanajuato city. God bless!

[@qualqui]

Yssor22 D you forgot to mention that José Alfredo Jiménez was born in Dolores Hidalgo, Gto.!!! AHUAAAA....que siempre viva el Rey! ;) Saludos desde N'damaxei(Qro.)

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you for all of the recommendations! We cannot wait to explore more of your beautiful country!!

[@rafaelzamora3357]

You are not wrong. This is the highest the bar will ever get: San Miguel de Allende is the most beautiful city in Mexico and probably beyond. There are many other beautiful places, but none of them match the beauty of San Miguel. It is the crown jewel of Mexican travel and I’ve always said it is the ultimate archetype of what a traditional Mexican town is like. You probably know this already, but it was named the “Best City in the World” by TIME in 2017. Enjoy the city! And I hope to see you back in my own city (CDMX) soon!

[@andrad.rivers3729]

We are definitely looking forward to visiting San Miguel de Allende soon!

[@JoseRamirez-rh3jd]

Do not leave the state without visiting Guanajuato City, that is the state's capital. You won't regret it. And go and check out the mummies in there. Please save a date for Guanajuato.

[@kinetickennons]

Hoping to go soon!

[@edwardcdg]

Your camera angles are a step change. It shows an appreciation of the details of the art of the doors and walls of the city. Well done!

[@albertocordova6954]

There are another beautiful cities in Mexico in terms of mexican charm and 'walkability'. For example, Guanajuato, Merida, Ensenada, Querétaro, Tulum, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Puebla. But definitely my top 3 favorite destinations in Mexico is 1) Valle de Guadalupe, BC, 2) Puerto Escondido, 3) Tijuana. This last one city has been prejudged like no other city in the world probably, but it's gastronomy, culture and diversity is amazing. Keep it up with the fun.

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks for the recommendations! We hope to visit them all!

[@felipecasas5852]

Tijuana wowww are true the things you sad about gastronomy and diversity but come on! the city itself is pretty ugly, I mean could be anything but beautiful? well is your opinion, your list, yours reasons but most mexicans wont be agree.

[@Lovinvallarta]

Felipe Casas agreed, but sometimes beauty is more than the view.

[@felipecasas5852]

Tequila I hope so is the case because the view is uwful,just saying but México is really full of great places.

[@juancgalindo6981]

Felipe Casas cuales vistas? Seguro no has ido a comer al Hotel Cesar, o ido al centro en la noche, al restaurante de la ruta del vino, a huevo que hay un chingo de lugares bonitos en Tj, solo hacía falta que un wey que de seguro ni vive cerca ni sepa turistear aquí ande criticando

[@javierespinosa6456]

Se ve que los helados estaban deliciosos; les saludo y les felicito por mostrarnos su punto de vista acerca de San Miguel de Allende

[@peggypearson1273]

It is beautiful!! I love the bougenvia's everywhere! and all the different doors and the churches...magnifico!!

[@dorianbelen]

If You Visita Jalapa veracruz. You will see 50 times more flowers! They call The city of flowers!

[@MartinLizamaMioni]

Every state has its own thing, charm, beauty, people, languages, culture, gastronomy, climate, art and much much more, dont miss Chiapas from a friend from Mexico city. Welcome guys!

[@yssor22d43]

Sí, tienes toda la razón y Viva México!!!

[@sebastopoledward]

It is a beautiful city, but much more than that. It has a history both in Mexican Independence and in the art world. Belles Artes is not to be missed. In 1949 my uncle studied art there along with 100 others on the GI Bill. The art school closed when Sequeros argued with (and maybe threw down the stairs) the Director of the school. There is a great art center now on the Arroyo- not to be missed. It is a city full of live music and great restaurants. It is also filled with tourists of all nationalities and plenty of American expats.

[@itlzizitlaly403]

San Miguel is just a little part of all the beautiful places in Mexico. Mexico is a country with a lot of culture, history, yummy food, great music, art and most importantly its wonderful people. And you get a lot for your dollar 😉. Glad you guys can see and enjoy the real Mexico. 🇲🇽

[@BlueSky-qb8te]

Great video! Thanks for sharing the beauty of my country! I live in Georgia but definitely I'm thinking to move to San Miguel soon!

[@lauramipe2955]

I know San Miguel de Allende and it’s nice. A little too crowded recently for it’s size. The most beautiful city in Mexico for me (and Im far from knowing everything) would be Mérida. People from Yucatán are warm, the food is delicious and the charm...

[@arturoolvera2604]

Agree, spent several months there and loved it. Hopefully it will be their next stop ;)

[@converserene]

so merida is the most beautiful city of mexico to visit...

[@kinetickennons]

We want to go to Merida soon to check it out! We have heard awesome things about it!

[@HamiltonRb]

Let me ask you a question since you know Merida & I want to visit it. Does Merida have an airport or do you have to fly into Cancun & drive up? Also I hear summers are very hot in Merida?

[@erickkantun7752]

HamiltonRb Mérida has an airport, and it's also a 4 hour drive from Cancún

[@idnhb8562]

OMG!!! this city is absolutely beautiful!!! Look at that sky and the trees and streets are just amazing!!! BTW your ice cream looks extremely delicious!!

[@kinetickennons]

The city and the ice cream are both beautiful! Haha 🍦

[@franciscomunoz7366]

One of the jewels of México, Amazing video! Another beautiful magical town is Taxco and is not far from Mexico city!congrats!

[@kinetickennons]

Yes so many people have been recommending Taxco recently!

[@MM-ek8co]

Taxco is the world capital of silver

[@justincase2568]

Glad I found your video. You brought back memories. My dad is from there. We used to go often. Then I stopped going because of school and work. It's been 13 years now and will be going back this summer. Taking my wife and our new born. So stoked for her to meet this beautiful city.

[@melindaregules]

Yes, it’s the most beautiful city!

[@kinetickennons]

We think it’s beautiful too!

[@peace1544]

Looks amazing!! Try out Zacatecas city! Especially at night. The arquitecture and gardens are beautiful!

[@ivansanchez4462]

I am sure San Miguel is in my top 5, for me it isn't a City, i think it is a beautiful and traditional town.

[@kinetickennons]

You are right-more so a town or village than a city. Either way it is incredible!

[@allenarciga320]

Great video!!! You guys have a tremendous charisma, which make the videos really enjoyable. Your quality is great and, again, you guys make it very enjoyable. Thank you so much for your kindness, and I really hope that Mexico treats you extremely well. I wish you an excellent year full of new adventures and what not.

[@stratusabove5511]

You guys need to visit Tepoztlán, is not far away from México city. I usually go there for the weekends. The views you get there are awesome, but i think right now the pyramid is closed because of the earthquake. But is a small pyramid and the beauty of the mountains the village, and the people who live there make of Tepoztlán my second favourite place un the world, You will not regret it.

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you for sharing! We will have to check that out!

[@carlosmacias5822]

And it's only an hour from CDMX. You can stay for free at my families hotel which only has 13 rooms and not that fancy but it's clean, Nice and perfectly located. www.hotelnican.com

[@darkidarki271]

Carlos Macías mucha inseguridad en mejico ...

[@stratusabove5511]

darki darki Visita Tepoztlán! Y relájate brother! Te escuchas alterado.

[@dannyangeles250]

darki darki ...come down idiot

[@azulalarcon2484]

Hi I'm From Mascota Jalisco and I found amazing that you guys visited my beautiful little magic town .Thank you for the love you have for Mexico thanks a lot

[@Crys_Kris]

I can't wait to visit after a couple of months in PV. Looking forward to checking out this gem. I've been to Guanajuato and was in awe at the architecture, historical content and scenery. I"m looking forward to checking out more cities like that, and this seems to be right up my alley and definitely a place I'd like my toddler to experience. (she loves buildings :) )

[@adrianpijas8867]

I am glad to know that you´ve chosen a Mexican city as the most beautiful in the world. Be blessed

[@cristianmorales9656]

Visit Guanajuato city!!!

[@hannibalp6493]

WAS JUST THERE LAST MONTH BEAUTIFUL CANT WAIT TO GO BACK

[@kinetickennons]

Hopefully soon!!

[@2311ification]

Yep it's Way better than San Miguel.... To me San Miguel the central is so small... Gunajuato is 10 times better restaurant bars the central just alot prettier

[@e.patriciaglzz7017]

Hola chicos ..nunca he visitado San Miguel de Allende espero algun dia conocer .pero si conosco la capital Guanajuato Guanajuato es padrisima el museo de las momias, la universidad,y la presa de la olla ojala pudieran ir a hacer un video ....chao.

[@reparalo6839]

@@e.patriciaglzz7017 Pronto tendrá una momia más: vicente fox !!

[@guillermoochoa7345]

San Miguel is such a beautiful city/town.. glad you enjoyed San Miguel, hope you go back and explore it more.. many more beautiful cities close by too.. Mexico is like a world within a world, each state is different and almost feels like it's own country.. different traditions and culture but somehow very similar too, that make Mexico what it is a big melting pot but it all works together.

[@kinetickennons]

It really is a world inside a world! We can’t wait to experience more!

[@sashimi4359]

I love San Miguel de Allende!!! You guys are just in the right place to get lost.

[@kinetickennons]

We love it too! So magically beautiful!

[@DiscoverWithDima]

I traveled to Mexico for the first time and I’m in SLP but looking to do a trip to visit this town! Looks super beautiful and I can’t wait to explore

[@Cgv69]

Great video as usual. SMA is a nice place, you are going to see lots of expatriates living there. Since you are in Guanajuato state, you should visit Guanajuato City and Dolores Hidalgo(where Mexican war of independence started). I really appreciate all your kind words about my home country. Mexico is very rich and diverse country. You need to go to Oaxaca City that's a beautiful city I bet you guys are going to love it. Oaxaca state is like traveling to another country with its own culture,food and language. Plus its beach resorts...Huatulco, Oaxaca is a beautiful beach destination. You should go there .....I'm sure you are going to fall in love. I went there back on 2009, and God willing I want to go back this summer after I finish school. Saludos.

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you for the recommendations and for your support! Good luck finishing school and hopefully getting to travel! 🇲🇽❤️

[@Cgv69]

Kinetic Kennons. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@pollobollomx]

Claudio Vasquez I totally agree with you. I wanted to post same words :))))

[@adrianestrada8099]

Zacatecas, the underrated gem and easily one of Mexico's most beautiful cities, should be high on your list!

[@vonvolts1751]

just wait til there's some festivities, parties, weddings, etc. and you'll def love San Miguel de Allende even more, it's quite a sight to witness and also an awesome vibe, You guys look happier there specially la guera i noticed that right away.

[@kinetickennons]

That’s what our friends tell us too!

[@montoyagerardo]

You guys are awesome, thank you for portraying my country in a good way!!! Great vibes all the way to you!!!

[@adrielgs2503]

Guys! you should definitely visit Guanajuato and Taxco some of the most beautiful cities not just in México but the world ❤️❤️

[@kinetickennons]

Hopefully soon!

[@silviacastillo4733]

I love both of you !!! are very kind and speak very well of my country 👍🏻 both are amazing! San Miguel Allende is really Magic Town!

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you Silvia!:)

[@caeisermx3508]

MUY BIEEN , Y CADA ESTADO MEXICANO TIENE LO SUYO !! Saludos 😀😀

[@RafaelRamirez-vk4vu]

I agree with you...! Since I was a kid , San Miguel de Allende got stuck on my mind as what a cosmopolitan small city should feel like. Of course, being originally from Guanajuato might make me sound bias but, it's personally the MOST beautiful city in Mexico. You guys should visit Guanajuato Capital next time you visit the state but, please do it in September... by Independence day...you won't regret it!

[@kinetickennons]

Do you like SMA better than Guanajuato city??

[@RafaelRamirez-vk4vu]

Kinetic Kennons hard pick..! I gotta say Guanajuato because of the historic background of the city at the national level....but SMA feels more like a cosy little town...

[@Colorblind1997]

Beautiful video! New camera is awesome!!

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks Zach!

[@JackLindberg]

I, like you, am a gringo living in CDMX... but have been to some of the eastern towns. San Miguel is amazing. Put Oaxaca on your list. You won't be disappointed. Same with Merida if you can get that far. Love Mexico... so charming and the people, food, climate, culture and history are ALL amazing.

[@kayavi4931]

I love San Miguel but you have to go to Guanajuato!!

[@fonzyfnt5825]

Karen Villanueva yes !

[@md8465]

Everyone says that it is even more beautiful than San Miguel

[@kinetickennons]

Hoping to go soon!

[@mermaidman7069]

There they will meet the legendary Lonje Moco!

[@jerkwadmcgee2135]

It's a few minutes away isn't it?

[@malenagonzalez4763]

I love so much our San Miguel de Allende is magical 🇲🇽❤🇲🇽❤🇲🇽

[@TheGunslingerMX]

If you find a short door in a building, it's because the architect (or the owner), want you to make a reverence when go inside the buiding, even inside the house. Regards

[@a.c.7541]

TheGunslingerMX que faranoico.

[@TheGunslingerMX]

C. R. C. Así solía ser, Barragán quien era un tipo religioso usaba este método para que se hiciera reverencia al entrar al espacio, esto es común en la arquitectura sacra. Sls

[@Reprodestruxion]

TheGunslingerMX old school Spain

[@TheGunslingerMX]

San Miguel de Allende has a very compact soil, that's not the case for that town, could be for in Mexico City (the difference it's that that happens only in the streets, buildings in Mexico has particular foundations that makes buildings could resist sinking. If you can see, just some of that buildings has short entrances, if the problem were the sinking, all construction in that street will have the same kind of entrance. (I'm Architec by the way) Ragards

[@rahla53]

You are giving the best portray of Mexico to the world, thanks!! \0/

[@Jason-rn5yo]

Can’t wait for you guys to come to Guanajuato :)

[@kinetickennons]

We can’t wait either!!

[@cdf2587]

I love to see this young couple go and present the beauty of Mexico! I’m in Fort Worth and love every singl one of their videos!!

[@dannyho6786]

@@kinetickennons Yay !!!!!

[@victornuno7429]

Beautiful videos, congratulations to you both! I am so proud of the way you show Mexico which is a unique diverse country and a world of its own! Thank you for being so gracious!

[@palomapardo1744]

I just found your chanel and im loving it, thank you for being so open with our culture and our country :) you still have many amazing places to discover but you can't miss Oaxaca, Guanajuato, and la Huasteca Potosina, i'm sure you will love it :)

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you so much Paloma!! We have so many places that we still need to visit!

[@rogeliolopez2980]

Thank you for sharing San Miguel de Allende with us!!im Mexican and heard a lot about it but never been there but now that I’ve seen the video I feel like if had had a quick visit to it .

[@Gelazio12]

Visit Morelia! It is a beautiful city with excellent food. Is the capital of one of the most traditional states of Mexico. Is a short 3 hour drive from Mexico City or 4.5 hours on a bus.

[@kinetickennons]

Hopefully soon!

[@Melgjorge6]

J G maybe you are not aware that morelia is consider the most beautiful city in mexico. Plus just morelia itself is really safe.

[@jorgegutierrez6015]

San Miguel looks like a place in México City called San Angel, it's a very richest neighborhood, and it's so beatiful, you have to know it, every saturday there is a market known as "tianguis del sabado", it is great.

[@juangomez7586]

ZACATECAS and GUANAJUATO City also are AMAZING Colonial cities !! visit....

[@kinetickennons]

Both on our list!!!

[@SantiagoMVargas]

Thanks for sharing your video and getting the word out that Mexico has a lot to offer..

[@JaimeBurciaga]

Some door frames are so old that there wasn't any pavement covering the streets or sidewalks when they were made. After several coatings, street level raised causing some doors to shrink. Or, the property was part of a larger property that was divided and the door was made out of a window from the original property.

[@kinetickennons]

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

[@theoc5979]

You MUST visit the hot springs near from San Miguel. There is a bunch of really nice and relaxing hot water spas, the best part is that they are not expensive. I may recommend you to visit "Escondido Place" or "La Gruta"

[@kinetickennons]

Someone else just sent a link for this-it looks awesomeN

[@aleexcer]

I was there last weeknd for the first time and i gotta say it's a pretty nice spot BUUT since it's a really small town and doesn't have much to do I got bored quickly, that same day in the afternoon I decided to go to Querétaro which is quite near. My recommendation; ZACATECAS! You wont regreat it AT ALL!

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks! It is on our list!

[@iperezable]

Yess!!! Visit la Bufa in Zacatecas and La encantada!!! Zacatecas is beautiful as well

[@L.Spencer]

What did you think of Queretaro?

[@ferminhernandez9639]

Omg so proud of y’all , San Miguel de Allende , Dolores Hidalgo and Guanajuato city . Magical , colonial , colorful and la cuna de la independencia with a full of history . If y’all visit Guanajuato city try to spend a night at el Castillo de Santa Cecilia ✌🏻👍✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@caesarroe1283]

San Miguel De Allende is actually ranked as in top 10 cities to live in the world "don't believe me" Google it is an astoning European like city.

[@kinetickennons]

Wow-that is incredible! We can certainly see why!

[@barbhawkins7865]

I literally got goosebumps when you showed the church at the end. Gorgeous.

[@19Cobre]

Yes, that little town San Miguel Allende is beatifull, one day I will visit it

[@kinetickennons]

You should-it is so beautiful!

[@hectorcardenas2171]

Poncho Gutierrez It's overrated.

[@robertoraygoza5645]

Hi guys, it was an incredible surprise getting to meet you, I’m Roberto Raygoza, I met you guys on January Saturday 6th at about 8:00 am at Starbucks in San Miguel de Allende, you guys had just arrived from Mexico City due to no running water in your place, well I just wanted to say hi to you and your lady, dude you are soooo tall, 6’6” ?? Hope to run into you guys one day again, hasta la vista mis amigos

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you Roberto, it was amazing to run into you! I hope you have found a place to live in SMA!!

[@Ivan-jj3lh]

wow! i didn't know San miguel de allende was that nice , thanks for the video :)

[@kinetickennons]

It is beautiful! We didn’t know what to expect either but it is wonderful!

[@yolandaramirez9138]

Gueros I agree with you Love San Miguel De Allende!, been there and love ❤️ to move there soon , 😊 thank you 😊

[@inaweoftheworld]

Near San Miguel de Allende there is a small town called Atotonilco. It has a sanctuary which is a world heritage site.

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks for sharing! Hopefully we can check that out!

[@titoqro]

I´m honored to hear the way you guys talk about my country. Thank you.

[@MrChavadabadu]

Kennons, I'm glad you are so kinetic! You should add Guanajuato city on your colonial cities bucket list, and from there Zacatecas, a best kept secret.

[@kinetickennons]

It is definitely on our list to visit soon!!

[@eduardocastillo368]

I heard that Oaxaca and San Cristobal de las Casas are also beautiful, you guys are doing an awesome job.

[@kinetickennons]

We are hopoing to go to Chiapas soon!

[@qualqui]

San Miguel de Allende is as BEAUTIFUL......as.....LA WERA!!! And yes, not just there but also over here there ae doorways that are small, even considering my height, 5'7", I probably clear them but not Goyo!

[@kinetickennons]

It really is beautiful!!!

[@CHAVEOCHOA]

You should go to Mazamitla Jalisco. It's surrounded by pine trees, mountains and cabins. It's very pretty and has a lot of character.

[@1313neoos]

I WILL SAY ONE OF THE MOST BEATIFUL CITY OF MEXICO FOR SURE

[@kinetickennons]

It is beautiful!

[@lopsrobby5780]

I love Mexico. I wish i could live there forever.

[@dharmaitri8506]

What a gorgeous video Goyo! Beautiful shots💓

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you!

[@joserafaeldelahuertapardo1410]

It is not only the most beautiful city in Mexico, it is considered in a world vote as the most beautiful city in the world, young lady.

[@aaronxalapa]

Most of the doors of old building in the western hemisphere are really short, that means human beings have grown with the past of time due to meat comsumption

[@kinetickennons]

Hmm...very interesting!

[@luisalbertoarredondomartin1523]

I glad the love it I from GUANAJUATO and I never be in San Miguel allende I hope are enjoy the visit good bless you

[@ElJerryMX10]

Go to xilitla, san luis potosi! And explore the Huasteca Potosina!

[@kinetickennons]

Will add that to our list!

[@josephsancontreras]

Somebody told me long ago that there in San Miguel De Allende, Guanajuato. Are many people from U-S-A (living,specially people who are retire) greetings keep it up you guys are awesome! GO USA AND MEXICO.

[@lafridarb3289]

You finally visit my state :) , san miguel is quite nice, Guanajuato capital should be in a future trip, like san miguel, but bigger, Queretaro is quite nice too..

[@kinetickennons]

We are hoping to go to both soon!

[@Tijuanero75]

Thank you for all your support to Mexico, God bless you

[@jornar10]

When you guys go to Soumaya and Museo Jumex (they're right next to each other) I recommend getting off at Metro Polanco and taking an ECObici. Bike along Avenida Horacio and turn right on Avenida Ferrocarril de Cuernavaca. These streets have dedicated bike lanes so they're easy to bike. Its a very enjoyable bike ride and as you approach the museum you see it in all its glory. I think it adds to the experience vs taking an uber and just getting dropped off. I recommend you download the ECObici CDMX app to see a map of all the bike stations and their status (available parking spaces/available bikes). You can get a 1-day, 3-day, 7-day or 1-year subscription at any of the 4th-generation stations. Visit their website www.ecobici.cdmx.gob.mx/en if you're interested. Have fun guys and that was a great video of San Miguel de Allende! Thank you!

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks for that great recommendation! We will have to do that!

[@rafaelpenaflor7581]

that’s how my beautiful country is we welcome everybody from all over the world welcome to Mexico guys

[@pablov6682]

The word Gringo. I was told by my 9th grade teacher that the word GRINGO comes from “green-go-home” which was used when American soldiers were in Mexico way back in history. Mexicans didn’t know English so they would tell the American soldiers “green-go-home” trying to say we don’t want you here, go home. (Soldiers wear green clothing ) With time the sentence “green-go-home” has become simply a word known as “gringo”. Most Hispanics know and use the word “gringo” but don’t know what it means. I’d say 1 out of 1000 people will know. There is probably others stories of what “GRINGO” means, this is just the one I know.

[@Reprodestruxion]

pablo Elias or greenhorn

[@kinetickennons]

Thanks for sharing. Other people have shared similar stories, so it probably has truth to it!

[@clarencehammer5682]

The first story I heard about the word "gringo" is similar. What I heard first is that during the Mexican-American War the American soldiers were heard to be singing the song "Green Grow the Lilacs" and somehow the Mexicans associated "gringo" then with the Americans. There are a number of other stories of the origin of that word. One thing that I heard is that "gringo" means anyone who does not speak Spanish (as a native speaker, I presume). I guess nobody really knows the real origin of that word because there are so many different stories.

[@gervas4935]

I know about 5 different meanings to the word. One of them is that its a word in one of the native languages "gringotl'. It means a foreighn visitor from a very far away land.

[@Lovinvallarta]

pablo Elias I have heard the same. I have also heard it a racist hateful word. One of my Mexican friends daughter called me that and she was severely punished. I also used Gringa as my social media name for a while until I had many of my Mexican friends beg me not to call myself that. I personally find it ok, easy to describe myself and oh well, Gringos may deserve it...I don’t know. I am 😎 cool.

[@djpeydrow9212]

San Miguel de Allende is a magical place; no doubt. I probably mention this before in one of your videos; I recommend y'all to visit "La Huasteca Potosina" in the summer which is located in the state of San Luis Potosi. It is a place where there's extremely beautiful waterfalls, rivers, and springs. It is kind of similar to Garner State park in Concan, Texas but even better!

[@elregio23]

I heard that Taxco Guerrero is Beautiful as well

[@kinetickennons]

So many people have been recommending that lately! We have added it to the list!

[@jesusdirzo1479]

Julio Perez ... Yes it is a charmin and beautiful small city that with have colonial arquitecture and is the silver world capital .

[@dianahersil]

Haha "Two gringos that live in Mexico City"! Thank you so much for showing around the beauty of Mexico. I hope you keep enjoying yourselves while traveling around... ;)

[@nerysrosales3388]

BRAVOOOOO POR FIN GUANAJUATO🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👌

[@md8465]

Thank you for all the love you have for Mexico.

[@kinetickennons]

Thank you for those nice words Maria! We are truly thankful to be here to explore 🇲🇽❤️

[@iperezable]

Beautiful people in a beautiful place!!!!

[@gerryfuentes2574]

Your happy face in San Miguel de Allende , se ve que que les gustó mucho ese lugar.

[@leonardobautista1619]

I forgot to mention you should go to the town of Jesús de Nazareth, very close to San Miguel de Allende and Querétaro. It has a church with very interesting frescos on the ceiling.

[@kinetickennons]

With a name like that, the church has to be amazing! We will add that to our list:)

[@leonardobautista1619]

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[@avi5278]

Another fantastic video! Keep them coming! Question: Are there any fun outdoor activities to do here besides walking around and visiting the historical sites?! e.g. horseback riding, ATV/mopeds, visiting natural wonders, cool bars etc?

[@rosatexana6852]

A very Colonial city!! beautiful! visit Guanajuato too!!

[@kinetickennons]

We hope to go there soon too!

[@julietgonzales3769]

Kinetic Kennons you have opened my eyes to such a beautiful country..I will visit Mexico soon! Thank you very much for such informative videos keep them coming✌

[@antongrad]

You Must go to Queretaro, world class heritage colonial city. Simply beautiful , and the cleanest city I've ever seen in my life. You also must see Oaxaca, another world heritage site by unesco, colonial, colorful, amazing food and a very strong indigenous presence .