Fui a la ZONA ROJA del Centro Histórico y esto pasó...
LaloVillar
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Mexico City is my passion, but you have to know it well to truly enjoy it! In this video, we venture a little beyond the Zócalo to show you the reality of the streets that don't usually appear in tourist guides.
I'll show you where the landscape starts to change, which streets are dedicated exclusively to commerce, and why you should be extra careful with your belongings in certain areas. We'll talk about the infamous raids on street vendors, the massive influx of Chinese products to Izazaga, and the reality of the Red Light District on Circunvalación. This video is for you if you want to experience the real Mexico City, with its bright spots and its darker aspects, but always with safety in mind.
Tell me in the comments if you've ever gotten lost on any of these streets or which area makes you feel the most uneasy!
00:00 Is the Historic Center safe for tourists? 00:47 The first square: The safest area 01:09 Beware of the dancers and "free" photos 01:50 Archbishop's Street and the access to the National Palace 02:54 The limit: Where tourism ends and the "wine harvest" begins 04:20 Safety tips: How to protect your money and cell phone 05:46 The real Mexico: Warehouses, chargers and mass commerce 07:09 Specialized streets: What to buy and where? 08:12 Street Massages: A Curiosity of the Center 09:12 The "Boom" of Buildings Selling Chinese Products 10:01 Hawks and Operations: How Merchants Protect Themselves 11:03 Circunvalación Avenue: Clothing and Transportation to Other States 12:01 The Red Light District of La Merced: Realities and Precautions 13:46 History and Figures of Sex Work in the Area 15:09 San Pablo and Izazaga: The Bicycle Paradise 16:14 Pino Suárez: The Return to the Tourist Zone 17:32 Why Are the Buildings in the Center Just Warehouses? 18:18 The Weirdest Things You Can Buy (Celebrity Towels) 18:50 The Zócalo: A Vibrant Space for Culture and Concerts 19:16 Goodbye: My Love for Mexico City
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Saludos Lalo!!
Ha de ser una pérdida impresionante de superficie rentable habitacional de bajo costo...
Salir contigo y otros youtubers salgo mucho una vez más gracias
La CDMX es la ciudad más excitante que e visitado en los casi 37 años que tengo de vida. Incluso, New York donde vivo no es tan excitante como CDMX!😂
Fui a la ZONA ROJA del Centro Histórico y esto pasó...
LaloVillar
2,054,925 views
Mexico City is my passion, but you have to know it well to truly enjoy it! In this video, we venture a little beyond the Zócalo to show you the reality of the streets that don't usually appear in tourist guides.
I'll show you where the landscape starts to change, which streets are dedicated exclusively to commerce, and why you should be extra careful with your belongings in certain areas. We'll talk about the infamous raids on street vendors, the massive influx of Chinese products to Izazaga, and the reality of the Red Light District on Circunvalación. This video is for you if you want to experience the real Mexico City, with its bright spots and its darker aspects, but always with safety in mind.
Tell me in the comments if you've ever gotten lost on any of these streets or which area makes you feel the most uneasy!
00:00 Is the Historic Center safe for tourists? 00:47 The first square: The safest area 01:09 Beware of the dancers and "free" photos 01:50 Archbishop's Street and the access to the National Palace 02:54 The limit: Where tourism ends and the "wine harvest" begins 04:20 Safety tips: How to protect your money and cell phone 05:46 The real Mexico: Warehouses, chargers and mass commerce 07:09 Specialized streets: What to buy and where? 08:12 Street Massages: A Curiosity of the Center 09:12 The "Boom" of Buildings Selling Chinese Products 10:01 Hawks and Operations: How Merchants Protect Themselves 11:03 Circunvalación Avenue: Clothing and Transportation to Other States 12:01 The Red Light District of La Merced: Realities and Precautions 13:46 History and Figures of Sex Work in the Area 15:09 San Pablo and Izazaga: The Bicycle Paradise 16:14 Pino Suárez: The Return to the Tourist Zone 17:32 Why Are the Buildings in the Center Just Warehouses? 18:18 The Weirdest Things You Can Buy (Celebrity Towels) 18:50 The Zócalo: A Vibrant Space for Culture and Concerts 19:16 Goodbye: My Love for Mexico City
You'd really help me out if you became a member of this channel:
@lalovillar
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AIRBNB RECOMMENDATIONS
POLANCO: https://abnb.me/AzR8MlBSdEb
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Discover the best street food spots on Ruta de la Garnacha (Mexican Street Food Route)
larutadelagarnacha
ONLINE STORE
www.tiendafoodie.mx
Official Ruta de la Garnacha products at Tienda Foodie
Facebook: TiendaFoodie
https://www.instagram.com/tienda_food...
Write to me or send me something to: C. Mitla 10, Narvarte Poniente, Benito Juárez, 03023 Mexico City, CDMX
🎉 FOLLOW ME ON:
Facebook: Facebook: lalovillar
Twitter: Twitter: lalovillarp
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Mail: larutadelagarnachamx@gmail.com.mx