Mexico City Travel Tips: Things Nobody Tells You 

mexico city is so amazing we have some videos there the food was swell and the city is so big and interesting always something to do in CDMX PDA rolf

We were in Mexico City last week and loved it. We were there for a week and can’t wait to come back. A truly amazing city!

You guys are right it’s impossible to visit all places in CDMX. When I was there I couldn’t visit half of the places I wanted to visit. I spent a whole day just standing and staring at the castle in Chapultepec Park and another whole day at coyoacan and Frida Klalo museum.

I lived there for five years and can recommend it as a place you should visit . Just be careful just to drink from bottles and only drink water that has been boiled and allowed to cool. Be careful what you eat and you will be just fine . The people are very friendly and avoid the areas that are off the tourist areas . Don’t go around looking like a tourist and do your research before arriving to get the very most out of your trip . My first three weeks I travelled all over the country and at the end of it became engaged and been married with two adorable daughters who are now mothers . Life is a marathon, so enjoy it and you will have a treasure trove that will never end .

The altitude is key - when my wife and I got out there from the UK for our first travel video, we found climbing the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan far harder than we expected!

Really interesting information. Mexico City is so incredible that I go every year for vacation. It will take years to see it all! You get used to the PDA and don't even pay attention after a while. I loved how family oriented it is. Did you guys notice?

Hi. I am very glad both of you guys enjoyed visiting my hometown. I have noticed that in your video, and other videos posted by people from the US that have visited Mexico City, Chapultepec park is always mentioned as a place that nobody told you guys about. Chapultepec park, and specially Chapultepec castle, was the site of one of the most famous battles during the US invation of Mexico in the XIX century. Many mexican and american soldiers died on that hill on top of which Chapultepec castle was built upon. Considering that in that war the US obtained substantial territory (California, New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona) it amazes me that the park is not better known in the US. I hope that we (mexicans and americans) get to know each other better through our common history. Our cultures keep influencing each other through gastronomy, art, language and many other cultural elements. That is the best way we can understand and get to know each other better and become better neighbors and friends. Saludos y, si algún día nos visitan de nuevo, sean muy bienvenidos.

Nice video Amigos! I'm from CDMX (Mexico City) and your comments are really on spot. Pretty cool! Gracias...😋🤘

VIVA MÉXICO !

When you first said PDA, I had no idea what you were talking about LOL. Thanks for the warning!

Good job guys on this video! Me personally I haven't gone to Mexico City yet, but I plan on going there some time soon. Thanks for the information, very helpful.

Cool vid! glad you had fun here! Come back, still lot of places to discover!

I love the narrative and You noth vibe so i suscribe!! Great vídeo guuys

Great information!

I also saw a lot of same sex couples as well holding hands or kissing around people and no one seem bother by it. Which tells it’s a very open minded city.

Yes yes yesd MX CITY 😚

Mx City U've seen isn´t even a tiny part of it actually it's as big as many countries it's a city with many "downtowns"

You are funny.!!!.. and both of you fit so well... Like this video

On the PDA, yes it’s ALL ages!! 😂😂😂 I was completely thrown off the first time I was there as well, esp. when people were making out hardcore in the metrobus and they were literally right next to me and I could hear the lip-smacking. Ugh! 😫 I was soooo uncomfortable because I was cornered in the busy packed metrobus. Oh well. Different strokes 🤷🏻‍♀️😂😂

Nice video thanks for sharing

Salutes I am from Mexico city and i never get used to the crazy climate here.

Cool info. Heading back to Mexico City for the second time tomorrow. Y'all need to rush back and visit the Frida Kahlo House. That was the absolute high point of my first trip. Can't wait to see stuff I missed the first go 'round.

I feel bartering was huge in Mexico in the 80s. It’s still done but I’m sure vendors are probably more United now or stringent

Welcome my country guy's

WIll you come to Barcelona some day? Let's create something epic!

Really helpful info, will be visiting for the first time next month! Did you find it was best to carry cash or was card pretty commonly accepted everywhere?

You guys are funny. I’m mexI can living in nyc and Central Park is my favorite park along with Chapultepec. Yes I miss the PDA… the US is cold lol

I've been traveled the world and I've never felt any "elevation" anywhere!! I always feel the same. Mostly live in Mexico city.

I've always wanted to see Chapultepec

hola amigos Awseome Video Congratulations on u getting together hope u like my country

Was it expensive?

What about the zoo in chapultepec park?

Mx City U've seen isn´t even a tiny part of it actually it's as big as many countries

Did you visit "Los Pinos" in Chapultepec Park!?

good tips, thanks! you seem like a great couple

We bought Frida Kahlo house admission tickets the day before online...no long wait time

So tell Uber Chapultepec park? Cuz that wouldn’t work with central park

Mexico has a lot of PDA because most people live in a small house with their parents, grandparents, brothers/sisters, and nieces and nephews and therefore they have very little privacy.

RU-vid travelers seem to love Mexico City but all we ever hear in the states is how dangerous it is...where is the disconnect ? Thx !

Vaya vaya!!! Les asombran un beso o un abrazo en público pero vender armas de alto calibre en centros comerciales está ok.

Is there anything equivalent to America’s CVS in Mexico City? I typically look for a variety store to get sunscreen, nail clippers, snacks, batteries, etc

Don't spoil our taxi drivers please. Lol. I mean, don't tip them or tip them very little. In Mexico we don't have that culture. And we don't want whole mexico becomes like cancún, where they don't want to take you if you are not a "rich outsider" 🙏

Vous ne m'avez rien appris malgré votre titre trompeur!

Lady please don't call America to your country because America is a continent not a country, your country is the United States, on the other hand good video and welcome to Mexico.

I cant stand it when tourists come to Mexico City and swear they are SME´s about the city and local culture. I live in CDMX and most of what is said is an ephemeral perspective.....