Mexico City Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Splitting the Uber fare with a travel companion makes it more affordable.

Be cautious with street food to avoid getting sick, but the local cuisine is a must-try.

Street food is widely available and generally clean, making it a great option for meals.

Street food is a must-try; the tacos are always delicious and you won't find a bad one.

Explore the local markets for authentic street food.

Be careful when eating street tacos; while they can be delicious, it's recommended to choose wisely.

Be prepared for heavy traffic when navigating the city.

Be prepared for long waits at the airport; everything takes time, especially during transfers.

Taking an Uber from the airport is safer than public transport, especially after experiencing theft.

Plan your route carefully as the city can be overwhelming with traffic and crowds.

Using the Metro is very affordable at just 5 pesos, but be cautious as it can get crowded.

Acclimate to the high altitude by drinking plenty of water and getting enough rest.

Be prepared to capture moments on your phone, as some areas may not allow cameras.

Stick to the city center and touristy areas to feel safe while exploring.

Using public transport is safer than expected, especially in the baggage claim area.

Make sure to leave your bike with a trusted friend or in a safe location while you explore the city.

Be cautious with sensitive information when using public Wi-Fi, and consider using apps to monitor air quality.

Plan for indoor activities on high pollution days and wear a mask outdoors.

Be cautious when venturing out late at night; it's best to return before 9:00 PM.

Make sure to cool down and take it easy after a long drive; the breeze at night is refreshing.

Expect a vibrant street life with vendors and markets everywhere, making it a lively experience.

The area is safe and clean, making it great for walking around and exploring.

Be prepared for a more modern and cleaner environment compared to some places in Southeast Asia.

Be prepared for sudden weather changes; it was raining heavily when I arrived.

Expect hot weather and traffic when driving into the city; plan your travel times accordingly.

On Sundays, the main street is closed off to pedestrians and bicycles, making it a great time to explore without traffic.

The flight to Mexico City from the previous stop is about 4 hours long, so plan accordingly.

Consider staying in a central location to minimize travel time within the city.