SOLO in MEXICO's Most Popular Place 🇲🇽 (Mexico City) CDMX 

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nuestros hermanos y hermanas en Mexico.. soy de Filipinas. 😊

Mexico City is faaaabulous! I am Australian and I can’t believe how many Australians are scared to go there!! Thanks Zane for a positive review! I miss Roma sooo much 😢

Mexico city is definitely one of the best cities in the WORLD!!!!!

I’m Mexican, and it is really interesting hear a foreign point of view of Mexico City. Glad you liked it!

La ciudad de México es Espectacular!!!!! Buen video amigo!!!

Thank you for visiting our city, kind and respectful people like you are very welcome. I am very proud of my countrymen because they are friendly and know how to treat foreigners. Long live Mexico

What a lively City! Their streets and buildings are so beautiful! I have never seen coffee-flavored Coke, I really want to try it! Their Churros look delicious! You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing! 👍😄👏

You miss "templo mayor"...side from Catedral...is the museum of Tenochtitlan.the aztec capital...

Yes it's Catholic and that cathedral in the Zocalo square was in part built from the stones of the former temple right next to it. Kind of crazy.

Mexico is developing pretty fast and people don’t realize it, Mexico has a bad reputation thanks to the media that exaggerate the situation. the country is getting better and the wages are rising lately. I hope you like it and I hope you can visit other cities. I’m from northern Mexico (the most developed region in Mexico) and I think you should visit cities like Monterrey or Chihuahua, it’s kinda different from southern and central Mexico.

Tremendous Capital City!. Visitors quickly realize the great history, culture, traditions and wonderful cuisine. Mexico City is 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!

It's a city I want to go to someday. The music, scenery, and merchants on the street go well together. Accessory skeletons are pretty. Not only in Korea, where I live, but also stores that sell various products such as Dongdaemun Market are pretty. How does the coffee taste in Mexico? I'm very curious. Is there no problem traveling alone?🥰🥰

Thanks for showing my country

you got to go have a meal for breakfast at the Sanborns in the house of tiles down town centro. Casa de los Azulejos, try churros at el Mrro and the huge Bakery place "La Ideal" also downtown. name escapes me. Palace of fine arts, you need to go see a ballet there. Also the Cathedral and old post office. can't miss those

I was genuinely impressed by Mexico City as a Mexican from the north of the country, even the “real” parts of the city that the locals (chilangos) kept telling me about were incredibly mild. I come from the border in Tamaulipas, Mexico city’s supposed rough neighborhoods like tepito were a walk in the park compared to my city of origin, they really are blessed the capital city folks.

Still watchin from the Philippines 🇵🇭

Saludos me da gusto que te guste mexico y asi somos los mexicanos amables siempre

in the min 11:00 the left building in the corner, the one is cover up, its a restaurante thta its call sanborns la casa de los azulejos (the house of the blue tiles). its was a palace its really beautiful you have to go there. its no expensive or u only can go inside to watch, u can watch the murals inside.

thank you for being so respectful in our country, we really appreciate that. hope to see you back here soon

Walked into a protest. Welcome to Mexico!!

Bienvenido. Espero que tu estancia y la experiencia de conocer México sea muy buena para ti. 🙌🏼😄

Ohhh so cool !! Im going on a solo trip also in Mai !

Welcome to México Zane!!! I hope You'll enjoy your trip in this beautiful and exótico Country!! Take care!!!

Don´t miss SAN ANGEL, COYOACAN and CHIMALISTAC Neighborhoods, go to the Iconic MUSEO SOUMAYA in POLANCO zone , visit the most modern Neighborhood with the Awesome PARQUE LA MEXICANA.

So cool. Great videos! I’m from chihuahua, México. It’s great to see you have a great time in Mexico City. If you can, have a ride to Museo Nacional de Antropología and castillo de Chapultepec. Hope you get an awesome time in the country.

En Argentina lo llamamos "churros" pueden ir rellenos con dulce de leche, chocolate o crema pastelera o solos son espectaculares !

I like the way you explore the city. Getting lost and finding new things. I enjoyed this video more because it reminded me of when I visited and got lost

I just finished watching your first video from Mexico and now I'm watching this video, I like your content, enjoy Mexico! 🇲🇽 🎉

In México he is not going to gain weight because of Tacos, but because of his massive addiction to churros. Im also addicted to this thing. Saludos desde CDMX Wero

Nice videos. As a recommendation, try to avoid as much as possible the luxury restaurants they may look fancy but likely they won't show you the real food that can be found in this city. Try street stands or regular taquerias instead. Don't forget to visit Churreria el moro. :)

LOVE LOVE 🩵💚💙 MEXICO 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 Is definitely a beautiful Beautiful city. Mexican food simply delicious!!!! People in Mexico are just so nice sweet and very respectful. We really need to learn from Mexican people they’re just awesome!!! Love their energy, their music their happiness they’re just wonderful . 💙🩵💚🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

México City is very interesting...culture, food, weather, people...lots of things to do since it's a huge city...not to mention it is located near " pueblo mágicos " such as Tepoztlán, La Marquesa, Cuernavaca, etc...which are worth to visit...they are an hour time from México City ...we never get bored. Greetings from mexican citizen guys!

멋지네요!🎉🎉🎉

Nice video, very interesting. 🇲🇽 it’s amazing, food, history, culture, traditions and more 💋

Mexico City one of the best cities in the world ❤

It's great to see how other people enjoy the beauty of our city, thank you for saying great things about this country, and hope you had an excellent time. Mexico's City Downtown is beautiful, I go there every weekend to walk in the historical center an Zócalo, for more info, the building that appears in the back behind the flag in minute 15:48 is the National Palace (White House equivalent) its the Presindent´s house and office. I really had a great time watching Mexico city through your lens and emotions. It's great content. You have another subscriber. 🥰🥰🥰

Welcome to México 🇲🇽 You haber to visit Oaxaca, Chaipas.

That little girl saying bye to Depredator 😍😍!

Hermano saludos desde San diego los que te emos seguido siempre estaremos contigo...y tu contenido es muy bueno tu trabajo es hacer contenido para RU-vid y especialmente yo te apoyo en lo que haces lo haces muy bien solo sigue haciendo lo te gusta para que tu canal cresca te mando saludos y buena vibra ati atu canal y a toda tu familia que este año les baya muy bien en mexico los apreciamos y los queremos..❤❤ ...👍👍👍

Someday, I must explore Mexico City, but I'll definitely need a guide. I'm not one for wandering aimlessly.

It is very useful to learn some expressions such as “buenos dias: good morning” “buenas tardes: good afternoon” “buenas noches:good night” in Mexico almost everyone says it and it is considered polite

hey Zane :) i live here in mexico and i do food tours, i can show you around if you want

Welcome my bro bienvenido a mexico nice video ❤ esta chido que te encanta la comida un hermano mas en mexico 🙌🙌🙌🤠🇲🇽

In Latin America, zócalo (zo-kah-low; emphasis on ‘zo’) refers to a main plaza or square in a city or town. It’s a gathering place for social, cultural, and political activities.

5:15 a classic torta, can be made of infinite mixes. Dont miss it. But you eat the chile and tbe torta togheter at the same time, and with small bites.

Ahhh you’re in my city! Welcome! I hope you’re liking it. I would have loved to of given you a tour (free of course) of my city. For example, that was the Cathedral which is next to the National Palace (which used to be a museum but the current president decided to move into a palace…lol) and behind the cathedral you can see the remnants of the old Aztec pyramid (Templó Mayor) and even on the back streets you can visit the old Synagogues in the old Jewish quarter (the new one is Polanco for sure, which I recommend to walk around there to see a more modern and upscale part of CDMX). You were indeed in the old Chinatown which has now become a tourist attraction but the local authorities have let the street vendors take over the area and you can hardly walk! They recently celebrated the Chinese New Years like every year, but there’s a new Chinatown in the Viaducto neighbourhood. If you’re still in CDMX I recommend you walk around La Juarez which contains many attractions like Koreatown, many modern buildings, Zona Rosa including their LGBT zone, and even the old Frenchtown with many Parisian style buildings still around (around the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Museum to give you an idea). Chapultepec Park which is crowned by Chapultepec Castle, the only castle in the Americas which was inhabited by a Monarchy, in this case the Hapsburg Emperor of Mexico. Nearby is Cuauhtémoc which has Little Tokyo area and the best ramen and sushi in the city! Polanco is nearby as well. Some day/weekend trips would be to visit Puebla city, just south which is a beautiful city with many “Magic Towns” nearby such as Cholula (with the largest pyramid in the world), Atlixco and Chipilo (town founded by northern Italian immigrants where they still speak Veneto and have the best pizzas in Mexico) and north to Querétaro/Guanajuato which has beautiful towns and also wineries from Querétaro-San Miguel Allende-Guanajuato route. And of course the Teotihuacán pyramids which were constructed way before the Aztecs invaded what is now central Mexico. Cheers and love the videos! PS: try the churros at El Moro, the one in Historic Centre near Chinatown is the original brought by Spanish migrants and it’s now a chain. Best churros.

No olvides visitar El bosque de chapultepec y Teotihucan 👌

Binge watching your videos! ❤

México siempre hermosos❤

So around the zocalo by the cathedral there are people who do the ancestral rituals. You can also go to "la villa" virgen of Guadalupe basilica. There you will find them. Cheers and thank you for sharing your experience in Mexico City!

cant wait to see where you go next in mexico city

Enjoy your trip

You were very close Zane...It's actually "Parche de la bandera Mexicana" (Mexican flag patch) because flag is feminine in the Spanish language so you have to add an "a" after Mexico which in itself is a masculine country name.

Love this content you deserve way more followers

Get yourself to this group of streets in Polanco - just find Maison Kayser Polanco and that is a lovely walking area with shops and eateries and also don't miss pretty Lincoln Park on one end of it...... Also, must see Chapultepec Castle especially the rooftop garden, the living quarters and the views (you can skip or hurry thought the first part of the building which is the museum part then go to the actual castle part). And yes go to Coyoacan neighborhood - just head in the direction of that Sanborns there and you are in the center with the wolf fountains (and you can add in Frida Kahlo's lovely house museum too but that is a few blocks away from the centro portion of Coyoacan but usually long lines even with advance ticketed timed entry) I love your vlogs - well done!!

In one corner of zocalo (left to the cathedral) is common to find aztec dancers that will also perform a cleansing on you with herbs and copal/incense. There are also many places to try pulque, a prehispanic alcoholic beverage made from fernented maguey sap, very refreshing. In your last shot (near bellas artes) you were already very close to the museo del pulque (pulque museum) which is not great for the museum part lol but it is for the variety of flavoured pulque they have.

Zane , you did with the Spanish like I did with the English language . The good think is that I retook it when I realized how useful is to be bilingual . I’m glad that you like everything you tasted. It will help you if you get a little Spanish next visit. I learned a little English in 6 months but you can do it too.

The spirit cleansings are usually just to the right of that big church you saw in the Zocalo square, between the church and the temple ruins.

Great videos, I really enjoyed watching them. The way you enjoyed the food was making me hungry.

Me mude a Quetetaro y extraño mucho, mi hermosa ciudad de México!! Gracias por estos videos, siento que la estoy recorrido contigo❤

Excelente video de la comida y tus reacciones a México. Es hermoso éste país ❤🎉

Cuando vuelas a visitar México te recomiendo llevar guía o turista, la gente que te vende cosas al ver que eres extranjero los precios te los sube mucho. Gracias por mostrar mi país ❤❤❤

when i saw that big bite of the chile i was like damn, im mexican i dont like spicy, i always ask for the less spicy salsa. Love the vid, hope keep having a godd time in Mexico

So glad you’re visiting Mexico City, but you also have to come to Puebla and Cholula both 2 hours approximately from Mexico City. You won’t regret it coming here!

11:30 that was the palace of Agustin de iturbide first emperor of Mexico, now it's a free museum Those street churros were expensive for you, that lady give you the most expensive price just because are a foreigner normally are 15 pesos at the worst, 10 pesos for 3 are the normal price. The price on the churreria ones were the usual but the first one, were a no. The place were you buy the badge it's part of the commercial zone in the centro, lot of chinese people have their business there and the mexican owned ones, some of them, are really old, like Cereria de Jesus on the same street you buy the badge wich is a candle store with more than 130 years of story, the whole zone around it's amazing but kinda dangerous if you don't know the streets and were you are.

Enjoy México!!! 🎉🇲🇽 new subscriber!!!

Many presidents in Mexico used to live on those buildings on the Zocalo, it’s called “Palacio Nacional” (National Palace) and now it acts as the official seat of the federal executive power of Mexico, housing the offices of the President of Mexico, and various administrative departments of the federal government. It’s also used for official ceremonial events like diplomatic perceptions, or presidential functions in general 🙌🏽

Thank RU-vid to show me this channel, I’m Brazilian and I learned English by myself anda I like to practice watching videos. Your channel is amazing!

i love this. guy. he goes for everything...with out a fear..that's what lives goes...

I wish I could start traveling full time like you Zane, Anywhere I go I try to be as adventurous as you because that's how you get most out of a trip

Parks are zocalos and your probably not there anymore but you should really try their type of rotisserie chickens they are the best in the world (huge walls of fire with a machine rotating and moving up and down) and buying churro find the ones being made fresh on a cart!

My favourite yt traveler by FAR

as a recomendation for eating the torta try give a bite first to the torta and then a jalapeño bite... if it gets to spiciy for you just close your mouth for about two minutes not letting oxigen get to your mouth as the enzymes of the chile get activated by it, it wont go away totally but it will get milder as you salivate, i learned that from a Mexican Chef. Great having you in my Country, you shoul've come to Monterrey too. Welcome any time.

I'm Mexican, and I struggled going to this area. To many people, and it's just not for me. I'm glad to hear you enjoyed this place.

It's funny you went to the Philippines. I believe was the last place you went. The last place I got to travel was the philippines. It was my first trip ever. I want to go back to Philippines & Thailand but I want to go for 2 months but I can't right now. Anyway my point is, I was thinking about going down and visiting Mexico for a month since I live 2 hours away in California. Love your videos for tips

What A nice day to be in Mexico 🙂👍

The park were the dance classes were is where La ciudadela is, CDMX's biggest traditional handcrafted decor and clothing is sold.

Chapultepec's Castle. A must go

I love your video and how open mind you aré, this city is in deed, a lot to rake in, try tacos al pastor and chilaquiles. If possible, visit templo mayor and Teotihuacan or at least museo de antropología e historia, very nice things and so much cultura history. Enjoy your visita! Send a message if you need help! :)

😟Hi ZANE TRAVEL I just want to tell you that when you were at the "Zocalo" Plaza when you asked why there was alot of people and waiting for something, I saw at the news that there was a guy trying to suicide himself by trowing himself from the building, you can see him standing and holding himself from the wall at the corner of the last floor outside, he was wearing blue clothes, thats why you saw everybody staring up to the building and also the cameras pointing tu the upper corner of the building, the good thing was that the police conbinced him to stop trying and the police helped him to get down to the street, and it all happened wile you passed by the building on your way to searh for churros, well thats what happened in that day, in between the minute's 17:19 and 17:43, take care and continue your journey god bless you bye👍

You should go inside the Cathedral and also inside de Palacio de Bellas Artes (is a Theatre). Those are so beautiful outside and inside !! 😉😉

Try the churro with cajeta. You'll love it.

Don´t forget to try pozole in Casa de Toño mezcal and pulque, I can recommend you good places in Condesa

Hey man don’t give yourself such a hard time about your Spanish. It took me years just to hold a basic conversation and I still struggle. Saludos 🖖🏻 desde Virginia.

I think you missed, you missed a lot... very important places and any other diner you can have a really good Mexican something to eat... You visited zocalo and Madero st on a busy day; however, there are other streets that offer that calming Mexican vibes. By the way... many people speak English, don't be afraid of asking!

Welcome to Mexico, you have to try the pozole at la casa de Los abuelos is absolutely delicious!🙌🏻🇲🇽

There is always music playing in Mexico.

i enjoy your vids so much

@zanetravel the crowed and news broadcasting was a protest 😅. There are so many historical buildings you can go to that are amazing. Hote México, Casa de los azulejos, Bellas Artes, there is Sears right in front of Bellas Artes there is a coffee shop on the top floor has a nice view. You really killed the Spanish pronunciation 😅 but that's okay, If I were you, I would get together with your Spanish speaking friend, it helps to learn few phrases.

I recommend to do a walking tour so you do not miss important spots and get a little more context of the places. 3 blocks to the north of the Palace of fine arts are pretty nice museums with incredible architecture, as well as the Garibaldi Sqaure where you can see some mariachis playing all day

New subscriber! Thanks for visiting my country and my beautiful and vibrant Mexico city! Enjoy and have a wonderful time in Mèxico!

Love your videos ❤

quen hoda body good video, i'm an azteca born in CDMX 30 years ago go to panaderia La ideal

What is the name and location of the first market you entered. I wish to go there and buy some trinkets.

thank you for visiting my MEXICO LINDO Y QUERIDO ❤ thank you for showing what México really is PD I can help you with translation 😊

Cuándo la aventura toca tú puerta solo sal con ella, no es tóxica.

That was a lot of churros! Mexico City looks absolutely beautiful! Spiritual cleansing? Mmmm that’s interesting. If I remember correctly, you hired a tour guide in Bohol, what are your other subscribers suggesting on how to get an actual tour guide? Wandering is fun, but to get facts and historical information would be helpful if you had a guide for at least an hour of the day. Would have loved to see a meal in McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken and compare with the fast food chains that you’ve visited in SE Asia, enjoy your travels!!!

Dark story about centro/zócalo area is that most of the colonial buildings were built with stone from aztec pyramids. Mexico City used to be Tenochtitlan (the capital of the Aztec Empire). So around that Zocalo area you can find some pyramid ruins also called as El Templo Mayor.

A few steps ahead of where did you buy the stuffed churro, was the place where they sell traditional churros accompanied by a cup of chocolate. You missed