+thisisana muchas gracias Ana, queremos volver de nuevo a CDMX. Un gran saludo!! - Alex

Having never been to Mexico City, their videos sure lead me to that same conclusion. Will have to make the trip soon.

I'm going in a month! Can I have some local tips/suggestions?

thisisana all my life lived the states (parents from Mexico) and just started a while back And In my university we went to Mx city and... 6 week after I went back LOVED IT ahora si ya no seré tan malinche mi mexico si rifa 👏🏼 🇲🇽

Watch the video?

Me I Am proud be Mexican presente

Yo. From orizaba, pueblo mágico. Veracruz

paola cardenas regio (si es que es que se considera de Chihuahua regio 😂)

Why I hate Mexicans

+Fernanda Aceves lo siento, lo sabemos pero fue un error vocal :/

vagabrothers guys Congrats from Tijuana you should visite Chiapas,

Hecho!

Maria Camila Sanchez lol hpHHahH Hut its sochsimilco. Hahah and parque. Hahshshsha your pronunciations are hilarious

+The Minimalist Ninja thank you! Have fun and enjoy Mexico City :)

The Minimalist Ninja Welcome to Mexico City!

@theminimalistninja how was it?!

+Mo10ta thanks for the tips!!! Gotta check the Torre next time we go!

meet you there! ;-)

+SoldierOfGod12 that's so cool to hear. We appreciate your presence here in the comments!!! Thanks again for always watching, liking and commenting!! Saludos!

vagabrothers You guys are the sweetest to your subscribers/fans! ❤ Igualmente!

+La Cooquette muchas gracias!!! :)

+Perfect Little Planet you won't regret visiting Mexico City. It's amazing

+Elizabeth R isn't it awesome! Where are you living now??

I live in Chicago! But I've been fortunate to be in Mexico City so much I think I like it better...oops.

+Mike Zurich we misspoke Mike. Please watch the full Mexico City series, we did a full video on Mexico City's heritage starting at the Aztec foundations. Cheers

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+Here Be Barr oh god. How did you get the Venom? Also hope you shouted us out for the inspiration ✌🏼

I linked to your vlog!! And it was just the way you guys described it.. numbing lol.

+Here Be Barr cheers!!

+A Brit and a Broad thanks you two!

+Olivia Coleman awesome! You're going to love it! What do you have planned Olivia?

I'm definitely trying to see some art and have incredible food! thanks to your video, I have more ideas!

Hope you got in mexico city !

+felipe jannotti hahahah you're not the first. People say I look like the lead singer. -Alex

exactly !!! hahaha

+felipe jannotti hahaha thank you :)

+Andreea Lungu thank you Andrea! So many cool videos on the way so turn on notifications and stay tuned :😊🙌🏼

+Kyoto Kat awesome! Really hope you get a chance to visit Kat :) thanks for watching, liking and commenting 👍🏽

+GoPrissyGo thanks!! What did you do last time you went?? Any of our tips??

+Roxy Helliker 😊 Carrie is the best. Thanks for coming over and joining us too. 🙏🏼

vagabrothers I found you through Carrie as well and then found Alan through you guys, so now I watch all if you! Great content from everyone

+Agnese Lovicu thank you Agnese, we appreciate you're comments and the fact you're watching, commenting and sharing our videos every week. We see you 🙏🏼🙌🏼

+Agnese Lovicu thank you Agnese, we appreciate you're comments and the fact you're watching, commenting and sharing our videos every week. We see you 🙏🏼🙌🏼

Agnese Lovicu Not really Mexico will be in 8° place in touristim in the world this yerar Mexico City receve

Ricardo Martinez some parts of Mexico are indeed very very touristy, but I think people still see it almost exclusively as a beach destination (especially Cancún). I'm talking of international tourists particularly, not about domestic tourism. As an European I haven't heard many people going to DF o other parts of Mexico apart from those already popular and touristy destinations. Then, I could still be wrong

En México todos son bienvenidos con una sonrisa , vengan a disfrutar el país , todos somos huéspedes del mundo, las fronteras solo nos impiden conocer la herencia de muchas y bastas culturas . Me encanta ver que extranjeros disfruten México , todos son bienvenidos hoy y siempre . Thanks Vagabrothers , you're awesome

Use common sense and look out for your valuables like in any big city. Locals can tell you about no go areas but otherwise, have a great time! Use Uber to get around, its cheap in Mexico.

don't wear jewelry, don't dress nice, blend in (look at how other people dress and talk), try not to look too alone, watch your back and be aware of your surroundings. always be surrounded by people. Your camera, maps, and other things will automatcially distinguish that you are a tourist. have fun but be smart

Like any other big city around the world, keep an eye out for pickpocketers specially in tourist spots! I would recommend moving around with Uber instead of cabs. Enjoy your stay and if you need any help, call me up!

Dude, it's Mexico not freakkin Aleppo in the middle of the war. Chill, bro.

Regina Cerezo Lebanon.

We're up early today to go to the DMZ - check Instagram Stories for updates!

+Michelle Vargas we did 🐸 hahaha jk. Enjoy!!

+ximena vergara muchas gracias Ximena. Lo vamos a hacer :)

+maria fernanda mds muchas gracias María! Vamos a volver muy pronto, donde deberíamos ir??

I'm going in a month, can I have some local tips/suggestions please??

+Yoseika Castillo how cool!!! Pretty wild creations in there. Glad you enjoyed Yoseika!

+JustGoBrandon gracias Brandon! Have you been? What did you do?

Yes, I had a 9 hour layover in Mexico City (video on my channel), but I have spent most of my time in Oaxaca & Guerrero. I think Chiapas is next!

+JustGoBrandon you should be able to get in there for a few hours. Maybe hit up a museum or two. Just a tip the traffic can be horrendous.

+G. C. 7 🙌🏼🙌🏼 hope you get to check it out soon :)

+Mau Romero thank you Mau! Hope you watched the full Mexico City series :)

That's our favorite part about traveling!

vagabrothers I bet! Thanks for replying!! Been watching for over a year xD

+Natali 🙌🏼🙌🏼

Thank you!

+Sofía García 🙌🏼🙌🏼😊

+Alejandra Garcia it is so chill!! Have you seen the vlog we did there Alejandra?

vagabrothers yes it was great 😊 I watched all your videos from Mexico 😋

+이지민 thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

+Robin Goodrich it won't be super cold. It's always a pretty nice temperature because it's at altitude. I wonder if any locals can give you a better answer? Anyone know for sure??

Hi Robin, since may until september is rainning weather, just a few hours a day. Wellcome to México, enjoy this awesome city, bonita.

+A Ry Exploration definitely enough time for a taco or two!! :)

+Sofía García great! You won't regret it Sofia :)

+doriss1993 hahah that's our jam! Buildings, culture and FOOD! And beer, Can't forget beer 😂

yup, beer is like a water for most people who are traveling :D Sometimes even cheaper :)

+Dianne Salcedo very cool! You will love it. Where are you from Dianne?

vagabrothers Las Vegas. I'm not even that far, haha, but never been to Mexico yet. Looking forward to it!

+Justin899 awesome you're going to love it!!

+Triplen01 it's on our list! Just trying to figure out logistics. Any tips?

+Sachely Gutiérrez Arias saludos y muchas gracias :)

+Emma Cauvin it's by a company from California. If you google the shirt saying "BiLingual is Better" it will come up :)

Thank you :)

+R Salazar muchas gracias! We really wan to explore San Miguel De Allende, we've heard great things. What should we do there?

I live in San Miguel de Allende, so what I recommend for tourists is just walking around the city. The whole downtown area is considered a World Heritage place by the UNESCO and you can get to pretty much everywhere by foot. There are art galleries and interesting restaurants and stores in every corner. We also have an archeological site called 'Cañada de la Virgen' and the Atotonilco sanctuary (a church) which is also considered a World heritage place. Our local government has prohibited the construction of tall buildings or any kind of construction that doesn't follow the town's 'aesthetic', so anywhere you go to looks like it has come out of a history text book. The nightlife and food scene in San Miguel are stellar, and it is an ideal place to spend a long weekend. I personally recommend eating at Moxxi if you want to try experimental mexican cuisine by Enrique Olivera (Mexico's top chef), La Parada for some great Peruvian food and there is also a variety of farm-to-table restaurants all over the city. There are also a lot of different cafes and quirky restaurants that are perfect for breakfast or brunch. And of course, the mexican street food scene is alive and well in San Miguel, and you can find carnitas, street tacos, esquites, tamales, fresh fruit and artisanal street ice cream (which I highly recommend) all over town. I really hope you come to San Miguel, it is truly a beautiful place. The city is beautiful the whole year, but if you want to avoid tourists (there are so many of them that the town is hellish for us locals during high season) I would avoid coming during Mexican holidays and vacation periods, on the other hand the town truly comes alive during our Independence celebrations (15-16 Sept) and Day of the Death ( I adore San Miguel during Day if the Death it is enchanting to walk through the main square during those days) so if you don't mind the tourists I would recommend you to come during those dates.

+Sarah Pantanella Grazie mille Sarah. Non parlo molto Italiano ;) thanks for watching, liking and commenting. I'm assuming you're on the Notification Squad?

vagabrothers I sure am! Che bravo Italiano ;)

Viva Mexico!!!

+Serah Davis what country are you from Serah? Visa requirements are different for each place

Im from America!

+Frida Esquivel si señora ;)

+Any Elías thank you Any! We are definitely coming back!! Can't wait to explore more of CDMX!

+VisitandoLugares ConMiriam 🙊🙈