Inside Rich Mexico 🇲🇽 ULTIMATE LUXURY in Polanco, Mexico City 

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In fact, Mexico is already the 12th economy, it has already surpassed Korea and Australia, little by little we hope that the standard of living will rise to a more balanced one.

This man is a prime example of why travel is so important.

Si señores, tenemos electricidad, drenaje y agua corriente. Los gringos siempre pensando que sólo somos un gran desierto polvoso y en color sepia.

I just spent a month in Puerto Vallarta and I have to say, people in these areas, have nothing to ask to the US. In fact, I believe people live more proud and content with their lives than many in the United States. What one sees in the states is Mexican people who come from small towns, who hardly have an education, so it is harder for them to get ahead in Mexico. They move to the US, because US citizens don't want to do the manual labor these Mexicans are able to do.

I'm a Mexican living in Chicago. People posting negative comments here must learn to be less defensive and appreciate when a foreigner sincerely appreciates our culture and country. This is a good thing and makes both countries richer by having mutual admiration and respect. A foreigner doesn't have to know all the intricacies that make Mexico what it is; even we, as Mexicans, are most of the time completely unaware of how people from a diverse state live. For example, if you are from CDMX, your lifestyle and experiences are different from someone in Sinaloa or Chiapas. Bendiciones para Zane Travel

Polanco is a nice place in Mexico, Pricey but good, and Security is top-notch! There's a lot to see and eat in Mexico, I came here from LA 39 years ago and never went back, Love this country!

México has a lot of rich neighborhoods. Pedregal, Lomas de pedregal, Lomas de chapultepec, bosques de chapultepec, san ángel, and plenty of others. Even Interlomas, bosque real, santa fe etc..

Mexico is so underrated, it is a beautiful place , you"ll be surprised! No wonder why more than two million expats live in this megadiverse place, unforunately the media doesnt show this🤷🏼‍♂️

De Polanco te falto mucho; museo Soumaya, Antara, Parque Lincoln y Campos Elíseos

Walmart Express are green in color and are the smallest Walmarts that were a supermarket called Superama. The largest Walmarts in Mexico are like those in the United States with the same colors and with more products such as clothing, furniture, toys, etc.

Sundays they close the main street reforma for public . So most people bike there or walk there on sunday. Sunday is the best time to see the monuments in reforma like el angel.

Soy Mexicano Americano. Y deje les digo mis hermanos mexicanos en los comentarios los que ponen comentarios negativos. EU es dueño de las noticias. Los dueños de las noticias no quieren que los americanos gasten su dinero en otras partes del mundo. Pero tambien europa hace lo mismo con otros paises. No hay q ser ofendidos por ellos. Son buena gente igual que cualquier persona. Simplemente el producto del pais. No es culpa de ellos. Hasta muchos de los mexicano americanos piensan igual. Pero otra vez, no es culpa de ellos. Lo mejor seria no culparlos. Sigan recibiendolos bien. Estan en mexico con mentes abiertas y eso es respetable en mi humilde opinion

Increible la ignorancia de mucha gente de usa estando tan cerca de Mèxico, Mexico no sólo son los indocumentados! Que barbaridad🙄🙄

Polanco is not the richest area of Mexico City, it is a very expensive district, but it is not the richest in the city or even the country. In Mexico City the most expensive area is 'Lomas de Chapultepec', most of the billionaires live there, in fact Slim's main house is there and it is also an embassy area (mainly European).

Im really enjoying your videos from Mexico City.

I recently visited Polanco, Roma Norte and Condesa, and I felt safe walking and enjoying the food throughout my stay. I live and Chicago and safety in the city has been an issue for decades. I don’t feel safe walking around in the areas of town - people should be extra cautious when visiting Chicago. I’m actually moving to Los Cabos in a few months. Keep up the good work-love your videos.

Thank you for introducing the economic overview of Mexico. I am very happy that they have achieved such successful development! Hopefully one day I can travel there and eat the famous tacos! You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍🥰🙏

Yes, we have walmarts, HEB, Costco, Sam's, Carl Jr. Jonny Rockets, Tim Hortons...etc, not just in Mexico city! and Mexico also have a lot of software development (TI) and aerospatiale industries.

I love your food reactions 😂❤ Mexican food is out of this world

Wow, Mexico city looks amazing! Never seen a city like this before... It has 100% its own beautiful style and aesthetic. Wish i could visit anytime soon, have an awesome time! Ca

Lots of greeneries , wide parks , pedestrian friendly city , delicious foods , nice big city

Hi, the architecture style you are pointing is actually called “Colonial Californiano” it was born when California was part of Mexico, and yes it is based in European Baroque which is not only found on Spain.

OMG YOU JUST PASED THE WORLDS BEST CHURROS! lol El Moro I love Mexico City and chilaquiles are my favorite breakfast!

Hi there! Thank you for showing the real Mexico with its good things too. Mexico is already the 12th largest economy in the world and by the end of this year it is expected to be the 11th. I recommend you to visit the richest and most modern part of the city: Lomas de Santa Fe and the park "La Mexicana" is a bit far away, but in Uber you get there fast, I also recommend you to visit Coyoacan, the Frida Khalo museum and the Mitikah shopping plaza. And if you consider going back to what you have visited, I recommend the Soumaya museum in Polanco, the Chapultepec castle, the main temple museum next to the zocalo and the monument to the revolution a few blocks from there. If you stay longer, I recommend you to visit the archaeological site of Teotihuacan and ride the "trajineras" through Xochimilco. Greetings from Guanajuato!

MH means Miguel Hidalgo. Check out Santa Fe and Interlomas.

I'm enjoying your videos a lot! I live in the southern part of Mexico and I miss visiting CDMX so much. I always go there anytime my favorite bands tour the country because the best venues are in there. I hope I can come back to CDMX soon. That's the only city in the world where I feel the sky has no limits. Have an amazing time! =)

I'm a Mexican living in the UK and I'm enjoying a lot seeing you liking the food and the city. I was living in Polanco and it's exciting to see you exploring that area. I recommend you going to a less fancy restaurant to try real chilaquiles, tho. 😂 You'll love it!

Walmart start operations in Mexico since 1993 my friend ..

Hi there! I stumbled upon your videos by accident, and I've been hooked ever since. As a Mexican, I really appreciate the natural way you narrate your experiences in Mexico City. I hope you thoroughly enjoy traveling through our beautiful country, and may all your experiences be positive. I highly recommend visiting Coyoacán and Xochimilco, as they are among the most picturesque districts if you truly want to experience Mexico in all its colorful glory and immerse yourself in our culture. Bienvenido a México 🇲🇽

Love seeing you enjoy yourself in Mexico! Can’t wait to visit Mexico City now!

Breakfast looked so good! Thank you for sharing. Good video.

Please visit. "Parque la Mexicana" at Santa Fe, the most luxury part of CDMX

But Polanco is not the only rich neighborhood in the City, there are many many others!!! By the way, also beautiful

It's about time for Mexico 🇲🇽 to rise / shine !!! I love Mexicans & their national football team 👏 👏👏⚽️💘💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️🇲🇽💞

To go to a normal or large Walmart you must leave the central area of the city a little, go to the suburbs, there you will find the Mexican version of the Walmart you are used to. In Mexico there are more than 3,000 Walmart stores, which makes it the second country with the largest number of stores. May you continue enjoying your trip, greetings from Chiapas

that's an awesome looking NSX behind the Pick up coffee stand.

This area of Polanco is much prettier than Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills in the Los Ángeles area

another great video, thanks for sharing.

Zane, your videos are nice! In Polanco, you missed a few highlights. Lincoln Park is a beautiful mid century park, and it has a bust of Abraham Lincoln and one of Martin Luther King, donated by the People of the USA to the People of Mexico. Also in this park is an open air theatre (Angela Peralta), an aviary, and various sculptures. Most of the Spanish-revival mansions you see in Polanco were built in the 1930s-40s, and are largely inspired by Californian Spanish Revival architecture. In Polanco you also find many synagogues, as well as the homes of important Lebanese-Mexican families (such as the childhood home of Carlos Slim and Soumaya Domit). Apart from the many restaurants and shops, there many galleries and museums in Polanco. The most important of these are within the Bosque de Chapultepec and include the Anthropology Museum, Modern Art Museum, Rufino Tamayo Museum, and the Museo de Historia Nacional at Chapultepec Castle -- which is the only imperial castle in North America. On the newer Nuevo Polanco area, there's also Soumaya Museum and Jumex Museum. Did you know Mexico City is, after London, the city with most museums in the world? Other surprising things about Mexico: After the US and Brazil, it is the country with most airports; after the US, it has the highest number of private aircraft; it is the seventh country in the world in terms of rail infrastructure (mainly, freight); color TV was invented in Mexico; as well as the contraceptive pill...there is a huge list of "firsts" or "achievements" that are not well known outside Mexico...for example, slavery was abolished in Mexico decades earlier than the US. In the 1930s and 1940s, along with NYC, it was the most important city for the arts. And, pre-independence, during the Viceroyalty of New Spain, Mexico City was the largest city of the Spanish Empire, much larger than Madrid, and rival only to Paris and London. It even has one of the oldest universities, and among the first 2-3 in the Americas. So yes, its an incredible place to visit! Enjoy.

Great videos from Mexico. the nice sunshine days are wonderful. Also whatever your hair routine is Zane, or you just have naturally great hair, or it looks great in that weather - It looks fantastic and overall you look much more relaxed and happy in Mexico than in US or Asia.

Awsome video. Thank you for sharing! I enjoy your videos, the way you record, capture life.

hey love your videos, saludos desde saltillo, coahuila, Mexico

Zane enjoy Mexico City, nice video, bienvenido.

Thanks! Great guide for a future trip to CDMX.✌️

Another great video I really enjoy watching your videos from Emmett Idaho 😉✌🏻👍👌

I just subbed ! I don't do this often ( subbing after watching one or two videos of a RU-vid channel )! But,lately ,I find real interesting channels !! Thank you for introducing this city to us !! What a lovely place !! Much much difference/ far from the image of Mexico we have on minds !! A very ,very nice surprise & refreshing !! ✨️ I love Mexican people & their national football team !! ⚽️👍👍🇲🇽💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️🇲🇽💕💞

Really nice video, friend ❤All places where you showed look so beautiful. Thanks for your sharing ❤💖

¡Hola, mucho gusto! Yo soy coreano (vivo en corea del sur) y hablo español un poco I'm learning spanish for My dream that visiting latin america(include Mexico) and spain, and i want to visit Polanco, cdmx!! I think CDMX is one of the most beautiful city. Thanks for upload this video😊

Thanks for sharing...

The guy behind you at 24:13 wasn't too happy with the camera. 😅

Zane I noticed you liked the steak, if you have a chance to visit northern México try the ones of my state Sonora, you will not regret!!! 😊 Those were "fancy" chilaquiles try the ones spicy with egg and chicken cajitas 😊 🎉

hi. great reaction! thanks. really enjoyed it. i think it’s funny how you keep saying “In America” like if you are in a different continent. Mexico is still North America. cheers from Las Vegas NV. ps. the u in queso is silent.

You will be surprise all American stores in Mexico 🇲🇽 amazing Polanco ❤Thanks for the video😁

The area you were walking in the beginning are called Parques park. I used to live in Mexico City, this video brings back memories 😊

Zane! Thanks for posting this video.

Very good video! Thanks Man!

I enjoyed your videos a lot, eventhough Im a local mexican, happy to know you had a good time!

I love your videos in México! 👋🏻💗

Es la primera vez que veo tus videos y están muy buenos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Fun fact, many Walmart or Walmart express stores were locations of a Mexican supermarket called Superama, which targeted a higher market than a regular Walmart. But Walmart Mexico acquired the brand and turnt it Walmart express with all the money they made with the cheap stores, their cheap prices forced other Markets to close. When Walmart Mexico arrived in Mexico City they acquired all the locations of a brand called Aurrera or Gigante. Today there are options for the high end market> City Market and Chedraui Select.

14:00 it was a Karol G (super famous singer in Latin America/with Spanish-speakers) Mañana será Bonito (it means tomorrow will be beautiful or good day) pop up store event at Lust Masaryk in Polanco, that’s why there was a huge line of fans 😊

Most off those buildings you walked by near masaryk street are appartments, haciendas are large estates in the countryside.

Hola Zane que bonito es Polanco y los lugares para visitar...saludos desde Tijuana BC ❤🇲🇽❤😍👍

It's luxury but it still is distinctly Mexico City. I also really like Santa Fe, nice parks and malls, in fact, I love that park and mall culture is alive and well in Mexico.

Good video although I don't understand why they are so surprised, Mexico is one of the great economies in the world, I think that all countries with these economies have areas like that. 🤷

Excellent Video. thank you, Hamid from Laguna Beach

No vaya a venir el típico “Ezo Noez MejiKo 🤪” Si, si es wey, casi el 40% de la CDMX está así de bonita, no todo nuestro país es feo. Y aparte este man reconoce que está en una zona cara, no es como el resto de turistas que creen que es todo lo que hay en México. And thanks my fiend for let the rest of the world know more about our beautiful country; you will better know you’ll need tens of videos just for coverCDMX. Good luck amigo !

2005 I went to Cancun and they had a full size Walmart .Enjoy your travel videos Zane.

Thanks for talk good about the beatiful great, México, city. You are welcome.

These Walmart stores that you entered are called Walmart express, they are smaller and have fewer products, almost everything is food, there are many other Walmart stores that are very large and sell clothing, household items, etc. like the ones you used in the USA.

About Walmart, there are two versions here in Mexico: the normal Walmart (American style like the one you expected to find) and Walmart express (smaller to be able to be in neighborhoods with limited spaces or more local, and with basic merchandise, you can find any of these versions of Walmart in Mexico City.

I miss you cdmx polanco

Being from NYC I am actually considering Moving to Mexico Maybe not Mexico Cit I'd love to but to expensive. But they seem to be more chill and laid back and the weather always nice. NYC is so glowy and dirty all the time.

Hi amigo, I’m glad that you’re having fun in CDMX, have you noticed that Walmart in Mexico they don’t protect high value products ?? I live in Los Angeles ca, I’m a truck driver and I run the 48 states and California and most of the states Walmart they lock some products due to a increased of thefts, you take care of your self amigo.

Great video! Are you planning to visit any other cities in Mexico? (You cant sleep on Guadalajara, Monterrey or San Miguel de Allende 👀)

Hacienda is a huge plantation house. I think you wanted to say 'mansions.' The spelling 'mansion' is the same in Spanish, but the pronunciation of the 's' is different.

Tesla is currently building what I believe will be their largest assembly plant, outside of Monterrey (northern Mexico). So I imagine that there will be more and more Tesla dealerships over the course of time. BTW, the whole concept of "shots" is inapplicable when drinking mezcal. Mezcal should be drunk in tiny sips, alternating with slices of oranges that are dipped in salt and ground maguey worms (gusanos de maguey). It's almost a ritual. Of course, mezcal cocktails (like the one you had) are another animal altogether. Most Mexicans drink mezcal "neat".

Me gustan mucho los videos por México

I wish to be there Mexico City has the most good vibe in the world you never can be bored always is one thing to discover. Que bello en mi Mexico

Is there another vlog of Polanco next time or you’re only visiting there for a day? I’d like to see Lincoln park the statue of Martin Luther King facing Abraham Lincoln.😉 There’s also a park 3x larger than NY Central Park, wonder if you happened to visit there. How about the 2 museums and St. Augustine church? You need to go there, Zane. I don’t know if you love arts but I would definitely go there to check Mexican, European and Asian arts in ivory. Polanco is really a place to visit when in Mexico City. It’s worth to stroll their quaint pedestrians tree lined streets and avenues. Cute stores, bookstores, boutiques and cafes are also not to be missed. It’s on my bucket list.

Cool 👏👏

There is actually a small part of the city called "Santa Fe" that is also very whealthy, there is a nice park called "La Mexicana" and also the best skyline in the city. If you have time, it will be worth visiting.

the mezcal its smokey, and the ring of salt its a salt made of worms(sal de gusano) have a little hint of chili. its delicious. the common thing its thta the worm salt we only use it for mezcal drinks or cocktails

I enjoy your videos ✌🏽

Walmart Express are like the small version of a normal Walmart. But you can find also the normal Walmart and they are huge !! 😉😉

Awesome video 😊

MH is for Miguel Hidalgo which is the borough or alcadía where Polanco is located.

I was there recently and had my best meal at Saks in Polanco; highly recommended.

F A N T A S T I C ! ! ! 💯👍😀

The HM is actually MH (the other way around) for “Miguel Hidalgo”

Great Videos, glad you are enjoying Ciudad de Mexico. Just small correction Hacienda is equivalent to a plantation meaning either large estate or large plantation with dwelling. It is not just a large house reason why it will be rare if not impossible to find one in Mexico City. Keep the great work man!!

Polanco ✨ Hay niveles

I love Mexico City and I really love Polanco area too! If you could go to the Miyana Mall Center, they have a lot of restaurants!

Ciudad de México es más rica que la ciudad de Pekin, es la 15 a nivel mundial, nuestra ciudad produce en un año lo que produce un país entero como Perú..

Se ven deliciosos los chilaquiles La comida increíble

Well Mexico is interesting even if you are Mexican, every place you go you feel like being in a different country. Sometimes Mexico is unexplainable but absolutely a magic place.

You should have tried the famous chilaquiles torta in Condesa. Is a street vendor that has been featured on Netflix food series. You missed the dog park there too.

Walmart Express stores are the product of the acquisition of a very famous high-end supermarket chain in Mexico, Superama, which Walmart bought and rebranded. This also caused a change in the store’s concept as it became a more accessible option for groceries, just like a normal Walmart. But the locations of the old stores were kept which is why you find it in places like Polanco (altho they did take that into account and partly retained the quality of those stores). We’ve also always had normal Walmart Supercenters which are pretty much the same as US typical Walmarts🙂

I love the skyscrapers of Reforma.