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0:31 10 Zócalo
1:58 9 Templo Mayor
3:25 8 Xochimilco
4:23 7 Street Food
5:10 6 Torre Latinoamericana, Madero Street
6:15 5 Coyoacán: Frida Kahlo Museum, Plaza Hidalgo, Jardín Centenario, etc.
7:49 4 Chapultepec
9:10 3 Museum of Anthropology | Museo Nacional de Antropología
10:45 2 Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe
11:38 1 Teotihuacán Pyramids
12:58 BONUS
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ULTIMATE GUIDE TO MEXICO CITY | Best Neighborhoods, Restaurants + Attractions
The largest city in North America definitely didn't disappoint! Mexico City is a bustling metropolis of 22 million people, dozens of different neighborhoods, incredible cuisine and welcoming locals! Join me for a tour around some of the most popular neighborhoods for tourists to visit like the Historical District, Roma Norte, Polanco and Reforma Avenue. I hope this video will be a helpful guide for you to know what to expect on your first visit so you can make the most of your time!
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In this Mexico Travel Vlog, we share HOW to Travel Mexico City, where we share an in-depth 3-day itinerary, the best days trips to take, and the 3 street foods you should try, while in CDMX.
On day one, we take you on a walking tour of Centro Historico, on day two, we visit important landmarks in Mexico City by using the Touribus, and on day three, we go on a walking tour of the upscale neighbourhood of La Condesa.
This Mexico City Itinerary will give you enough information to plan up to a week's activities and sightseeing in Mexico's Capital City.
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00:10 Best Itinerary for exploring Mexico City
00:24 Palace of Fine Arts Mexico City
01:29 Latin American Tower Mexico City
02:50 Monument to the Revolution Mexico City
03:19 Historic Center Mexico City Zocalo
04:36 Cuahutémoc History
05:09 Metropolitan Cathedral Mexico City
05:44 Aztec Warriors Dancers
06:03 Aztec Cleanse
06:31 Templo Mayor Archeological Zone in Mexico City
07:20 Walking Mexico City Historic Center
08:44 Garibaldi Square (Mariachi Plaza)
09:46 Mariachi Performance
10:58 Chinatown in Mexico City
12:59 What street food you must eat in Mexico City
16:37 Turibus Mexico City (Hop on Hop off Buses)
17:12 Angel of Independence Mexico City
18:17 Anthropology Museum Mexico City
19:27 Chapultepec Park
20:00 Dorilocos Snack
21:00 Chapultepec Castle
22:42 Monument of the 6 Boy Heros Mexico City
23:38 What can you eat at Chapultepec Park
25:13 Chapultepec Lake (CDMX Letters)
26:20 Last stop at the Turibus
27:07 Best day trips from Mexico City
28:13 La Condesa Mexico City
28:37 La Esquina del Chilaquil Mexico City
30:00 La Condesa walking tour
30:12 Best park in Mexico City (Parque Mexico)
30:53 Outro
31:05 Next week’s video
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Realmente México tiene muchísimo de dónde escoger.
Desde playas paradisiacas hasta pueblos mágicos, pero algo que a veces se nos pasa por completo son las bellas ciudades mexicanas.
Y aunque todas las ciudades en México tienen un encanto muy peculiar, seria imposible nombrarlas a todas en un solo video
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Andor's Diego Luna Shares His Personal Guide To Mexico City | Going Places | Condé Nast Traveler
Actor Diego Luna, star of 'Andor' on Disney+, curates a personal itinerary for Condé Nast Traveler exploring the best of what Mexico City has to offer. From browsing the open air markets to dancing the night away at a salón, Diego breaks down the best things to do and places to visit in the Mexican capitol.
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Best Restaurants in Mexico City | The places you must try in CDMX
In this Mexico City Guide we explore the Best Restaurants in Mexico City. If you are traveling to Mexico City and you want to know which are the best Restaurants in CDMX then this Mexico City Guide is for you!
We will visit some of the best neighborhoods in Mexico City and eat at the best restaurants in CDMX like Pujol, Quintonil, Blanco Colima, Rosa Negra, Parole, Balta and more!
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00:00 Introduction
01:31 Rosa Negra
02:06 Blanco Castelar
02:50 El Japonez
03:38 Los Danzantes
04:24 Tokyo
05:00 Stuffa
05:44 Balta in Sofitel Reforma
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10:51 Azul Historico
11:21 Madre Cafe
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MEXICO CITY historic center - WOW! ???? Detailed travel guide
The most detailed Mexico City travel guide to the historic center! We go for a walk from the Zocalo to Alameda Central, the most important square and the most important park in downtown Ciudad de Mexico, showing you all the areas you should visit. From the Metropolitan Cathedral and Templo Mayor to Torre Latinoamericana and Palacio de Bellas Artes, you'll be amazed to discover how culturally rich and well-maintained Mexico City's historic center is.
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All about Mexico City's historic center - travel guide
00:00 What do you know about Mexico and Mexico City?
01:48 Zocalo, the heart of the Historic Center
03:55 Miss Teen International Mexico
05:33 A little bit more about the Zocalo
06:41 Breakfast with a view
08:51 Templo Mayor, the pre-hispanic ruins
11:32 How Mexico City was born?
12:29 Mexico City is sinking
13:09 Metropolitan Cathedral
15:17 National Palace
16:40 Madero Street - beginning the walk to the other end
17:43 Rodin-Dalí exhibition
17:59 Torre Latinoamericana
21:20 Palacio de Bellas Artes
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23:44 Alameda Central, the oldest park in CDMX
24:42 Museu Mural Diego Rivera
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Top 10 Best Places To Visit In Mexico | Travel Guide
Long a favorite vacation destination for North Americans, Mexico is also becoming increasingly popular with tourists from Europe seeking to enjoy the country's seemingly endless sunshine, stunning scenery, cultural attractions, nightlife and beautiful sandy beaches. Topping the whole experience is the country's rich culture, a fascinating mix of native people as well as colonial influences from Spain, that show up in everything from the country's culinary creations to its vibrant musical and dance traditions. So here’s a look at the best places to visit in Mexico.
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9 BEST Things to Do in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico Tourism & Travel Guide
Here are the best things to do in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
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San Miguel de Allende is a charming city located in the heart of Mexico, renowned for its vibrant cultural scene, colonial architecture, and stunning natural landscapes. In this video, we will explore some of the best things to do in San Miguel de Allende, highlighting its most iconic landmarks, cultural institutions, and hidden gems.
One of the must-visit attractions in San Miguel de Allende is the Canada de la Virgen archaeological site. This pre-Hispanic settlement offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and culture of the Otomi people who lived in the region more than a thousand years ago. Visitors can take a guided tour of the site and learn about the ancient rituals, beliefs, and way of life of this indigenous community.
For lovers of the arts, the Angela Peralta Performing Art Theater is a must-see destination. This beautifully restored 19th-century theater is a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage, and hosts a wide range of music, dance, theater, and opera performances throughout the year. Visitors can also take a guided tour of the theater and learn about its fascinating history.
Another must-visit attraction for art lovers is the Fabrica la Aurora. This former textile factory has been transformed into a vibrant art and design center, featuring a wide range of galleries, workshops, and studios. Visitors can explore the exhibits, meet the artists, and purchase unique handmade items.
For nature enthusiasts, the El Charco de Ingenio nature reserve is a must-see destination. This 170-acre park is home to a diverse array of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species. Visitors can take a guided tour of the park, hike the scenic trails, or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
No visit to San Miguel de Allende would be complete without a visit to the iconic Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel. This stunning Gothic-style church is the centerpiece of the city's historic center, and is renowned for its striking pink towers and intricate facade. Visitors can attend a mass, admire the stunning architecture, or simply take in the lively atmosphere of the surrounding plaza.
For history buffs, the Museo Historico Casa de Allende is a must-see destination. This beautifully preserved 18th-century mansion was once the home of Ignacio Allende, one of the heroes of the Mexican War of Independence. Visitors can explore the exhibits, learn about the history of the region, and admire the exquisite colonial architecture.
Finally, no visit to San Miguel de Allende would be complete without a stroll through the beautiful El Jardin. This lively central plaza is the heart of the city, and is surrounded by charming cafes, shops, and restaurants. Visitors can relax on a bench, enjoy a refreshing drink, or simply soak up the vibrant atmosphere of this iconic landmark.
Overall, San Miguel de Allende offers a wealth of cultural, natural, and historical attractions, making it the perfect destination for travelers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience.
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Top 10 Best Things to Do in Mexico City [Mexico City Travel Guide 2023]
When the Spanish founded Mexico City in the 16th century, they built everything on top of Tenochtitlan, the capital of the Aztec Empire. In the city’s Historical Centre, there are Baroque monuments constructed with recycled pre-Columbian blocks, and the excavated ruins of the Templo Mayor sit beside the cathedral and National Palace. This sums up Mexico City as a fusion of European and indigenous culture, visible in the art of Frida Kahlo, who was born and died in Mexico City, and the magical murals by her husband, Diego Rivera. The Palacio de Bellas Artes has pre-Columbian motifs rendered in an Art Deco style.
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Stunning Guanajuato, Mexico in 48 hours! | Travel guide | 20 places to eat, things to do
We spent 48 hours in the beautiful and underrated Guanajuato Mexico, finding some great places to eat and things to do. Here is our 2022 travel guide!
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10 Best Things to do in Puebla Mexico on a budget
In this travel guide I'll share the top 10 things to do in Puebla Mexico to save money and see all the best sites. It costs $20 or less to do all these activities so travelers of every budget can enjoy the beauty of Puebla. You'll visit museums, churches, artisan markets, beautiful streets, and archeological sites. Watch until the end for a 3 day Puebla itinerary that outlines how to visit all 10 for only $5 a person!
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:49 El Zocalo
00:01:53 Secret Tunnels
00:03:04 Callejon de los Sapos
00:03:41 Rosary Chapel
00:04:28 Uriarte Talavera
00:05:18 Tacos Bagdad
00:06:21 Cholula
00:07:54 Palafoxiana Library
00:08:45 El Parian Market
00:09:16 Museo Amparo
00:10:07 Puebla Itinerary
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YOU need to visit these 10 PLACES when going to MEXICO
Mexico, country of southern North America and the third largest country in Latin America, after Brazil and Argentina. The cultural remnants of great pre-Columbian civilizations, such as Teotihuacán or the Mayan pyramids at Chichén Itzá and Tulum, provide a contrast to colonial towns such as Taxco or Querétaro. In turn, these towns appear as historical relics when compared with the modern metropolis of Mexico City.
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El Ángel de la Independencia | Monumento emblema de México | En Paseo de la Reforma CDMX
El monumento a la Independencia, mejor conocido como Ángel de la Independencia fue erigido en 1910 para celebrar los cien años de la lucha insurgente, como reza la dedicatoria inscrita en su placa de mármol: “La Nación a los Héroes de la Independencia”.
Inaugurado en 1910, la Columna de la Independencia es uno de los monumentos más emblemáticos no sólo de la capital mexicana, sino de todo el país. Con más de 100 años de historia, el ángel - como se le conoce coloquialmente - ha sido testigo de la paulatina modernización de la Ciudad de México, sede de celebraciones culturales, manifestaciones sociales y hasta víctima de las inclemencias de la madre naturaleza.
LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DEL ÁNGEL DE INDEPENDENCIA
Durante el gobierno de Porfirio Díaz comenzaron las obras de construcción de lo que sería el Monumento a la Independencia y el 02 de enero de 1902 se colocó la primera piedra. En aquella ocasión, también se situó dentro de ella un cofre con el acta de independencia de México así como una serie de monedas de la época.
La obra estuvo a cargo del célebre arquitecto mexicano Antonio Rivas Mercado, mientras que las esculturas y bajorelieves fueron diseñados por el italiano Enrique Alciati. Tuvo un costo de 2 millones 150 mil pesos de la época.
El 16 de septiembre de 1910, sería finalmente inaugurada por Díaz para conmemorar el centenario de la Independencia de México.
DETALLES ARQUITECTÓNICOS
El diseño de la Columna de la Independencia estuvo inspirada en la Columna de Trajano en Roma y la Columna de la Victoria en Berlín. Incluyendo el ángel, mide 45 metros.
Al ángel de la Independencia también se le conoce como la victoria alada, se trata de una escultura de bronce con recubrimiento en oro que mide 6.7 metros y pesa 7 toneladas. En la mano derecha sostiene una corona de laurel en actitud de colocarla sobre la cabeza de los heróes y en su mano izquierda sostiene una cadena rota de tres eslabones que simbolizan el final de los tres siglos del dominio español.
En la columna y justo debajo de la victoria alada se halla una caseta que da acceso a una pequeña terraza. De tipo tritóstila esta columna está estructurada en acero y recubierta con piezas labradas de Chiluca, fue decorada con figuras de palmas, guirnaldas y dos anillos que llevan los nombres de Agustín de Iturbide, Juan Aldama, Ignacio Allende, López Rayón, Hermenegildo Galeana, Mariano Matamoros, Guadalupe Victoria y Manuel Mier y Terán.
Finalmente en el pedestal, específicamente del lado oriente se encuentra un grupo escultórico conocido como Apoteosis del Padre de la Patria que se compone por tres figuras; el cura Miguel Hidalgo sosteniendo la bandera mexicana, la musa de la Historia sentada con un libro y una pluma y la Patria figura que ofrece a Hidalgo una corona de laurel. En cada una de las esquinas del pedestal se encuentran las figuras de José María Morelos y Pavón, Francisco Xavier Mina, Nicolás Bravo y Vicente Guerrero.
En la fachada del lado oriente se encuentra un escudo ornamental con las fechas de proclamación y consumación de la independencia (1810–1821), y bajo éste en una placa de mármol donde se lee La nación a los heróes de la Independencia y delante de esta inscripción se encuentra un león gigante en bronce (que simboliza fuerza en la guerra) conducido por un niño (que simboliza inteligencia).
Los extremos del pedestal fueron adornados con las figuras que corresponden a la Paz, la Guerra, la Justicia y la Ley. Bajo estas cuatro estatuas en el frente de sus bases se encuentran sus nombres y a los lados los nombres de veinticuatro personajes de la independencia, divididos en ocho categorías; los precursores, los consumadores, los caudillos, los guerrilleros, los escritores, los congresistas, las heroínas y los conspiradores.
¿QUÉ HAY EN SU INTERIOR?
En el interior del Monumento a la Independencia, mejor conocido como El Ángel de la Independencia, se encuentra la zona de urnas. En 1925, los restos de Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, Ignacio Allende, Juan Aldama, José Mariano Jiménez, José María Morelos y Pavón, Pedro Moreno, Víctor Rosales, Francisco Xavier Mina, Guadalupe Victoria, Vicente Guerrero, Andrés Quintana Roo, Leona Vicario, Nicolás Bravo y Mariano Matamoros fueron trasladados de la Catedral Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México y otros restos fueron traídos desde sus lugares de entierro para ser depositados en urnas al interior del monumento.
La única mujer sepultada en la Columna es Leona Vicario, debido a que la otra gran heroína de la independencia, Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez La Corregidora de Querétaro se encuentra aún sepultada en esta última ciudad.
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Eat Drink Explore: Angel de la Independencia, México City.
The Angel de la Independencia was constructed in 1910 by President Diaz to commemorate the centennial of Mexico's war for Independence. It is situated on a main thoroughfare at Paseo de la Reforma and is considered one of the most important symbols of Mexico. It has appeared in countless telenovelas, Movies, and film. Come join me for the ultimate Mexico City street food scene and cultural tour next year!