An E-Bike Tour of Mexico City
What does it mean to Go!Mobile? It means low cost, environmentally sensitive travel for the culturally curious! I like e-bikes, so I caught up with Eduardo of CDMX Electric Bike Tours for this rollicking and fast-paced tour of the most populous mega-city in North America ~ Mexico City. Catch up with us for pictures of the city’s famous sights, sounds, and tastes. Chocolate covered scorpions, anyone? ¡Viva México!
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Riding E-Bikes Around Mexico City
I recently took a tour around Mexico City on an e-bike and it went a little something like this.
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Let's go for a ride on electric scooter at night in Mexico city, Mexico.
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Coyoacan- An Oasis in Mexico City Travel !
If you travel to Mexico City, Coyoacan is a neighborhood that CAN NOT be skipped! We start this vlog, showing you our favorite tacos/street food in Roma Norte. Then we explain why Uber rocks in CDMX, and hop in one to head for Coyoacan. Our first stop is the Leon Trotsky Museum, a super cheap option for history lovers. We then roam the beautiful neighborhood, before settling on the Coyoacan Market (Mercado Coyoacan) for some more amazing Mexican Food. We finally try some world famous coffee (Cafe El Jarocho)! Save your appetite for this travel vlog in Mexico City, and find out why Coyoacan is an urban oasis! Don't forget to check out all of the videos in my Mexico City Playlist and Subscribe!
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If you enjoy using Instagram while you travel, this tour of Mexico City will have you seeing the sites in a completely different way. Our guide Ran Camacho (@Ran_Camacho) is a big Instagrammer in Ciudad de Mexico, who not only takes us to the best vantage points for photos, but gives us tips on improving our shots as well using just an Iphone. We visit: Bellas Artes, Palacio de Correos de Mexico (Post Office), MUNAL (Museo de Arte), and the Catedral (Mexico City Municipal Cathedral). This video will not only show you some of the best sites of Mexico City, but improve your Instagram and Photography skills as well! This is a travel vlog adventure where Youtube meets Instagram, and you DO NOT want to miss it ! Be sure to subscribe for more vlogs from both CDMX and around the world .
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Mobike Tour to Restaurant Lardo in Condesa Mexico City
To start off 2019, Ilana and I decided to grab the nearest Mobike bicycles and take a short tour. There were two Mobike bikes just outside our apartment, located in the colonia Anzures in Mexico City.
Colonia Anzures in my opinion is pretty well located, we are right next to the colonia Polanco, and just on the other side of Circuito Interior Melchor Ocampo, a main highway through the city. Just on the other side is the Colonia Cuahutemoc, where you'll find the famous avenue Reforma. There, you can stop at the monument El Angel de Independencia, and La Diana Casadora among others.
Traffic moves sporadically, but smooth. We decided to make our way in a different direction, in through part of El Bosque De Chapultepec. It's a HUGE park, comparable to Central Park in New York. There you'll find a zoo, several museums and monuments, a ton of vendors and food, and really cool natural areas to hang out. We made a quick stop by the monument to Los Niños Heroes, before making our way back out onto Avenue Reforma.
We rode past el Angel de Independencia, and La Diana Casadora and made our way back to la colonia Condesa.
Condesa is a very modern area of Mexico City. It's very Hipster, and you'll find a ton of tourists. This is where we chose to have brunch, at at spot called Lardo. I found it on a local Instagram feed. There was about a 30 minute wait. The food was very good, fancy, and quite expensive when compared to other places in Mexico City. But if you're in the area, I definitely recommend it, and a quick tip, make reservations!
That wrapped up our Mobike tour for the day. Mobike is a form of transport I use frequently, almost every day. It's pretty inexpensive, about .50 cents for 10 minutes. Other forms of transport I've been using are the Lime scooters and the Econduce mopeds if I need to go further distances. Later on I will make other posts about the forms of transport I use.
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La Condesa, Mexico city: Riding through on electric scooter
Before visiting Mexico city I’ve heard a lot of rumors about the city - some are true and some are completely false. But I understand that for a person who thinks to visit this city or move there it’s really hard to understand it based on just news or someone else opinion. Instead of saying many words I just wanted to show you the real city, the way how I see it through the GoPro. LimeBike has been recently launched in Mexico city and I was super amazed about that, so I decided to go for a ride around one of the most beautiful neighborhoods of Mexico city - Condesa.
Here I’m riding through Parque Mexico and Parque Espana as well as Avenida Amsterdam. As you can see there are lot of trees, it looks very green and family-oriented. I felt very relaxed here and enjoyed my ride.
I hope that this video would help you decide for yourself if traveling around this city is worth it or not. I made it just because I really wanted to show you the part of Mexico city that I really love and appreciate.
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The inaugural STC Metro line was 12.7 kilometres (7.9 mi) long, serving 16 stations, and opened to the public on 4 September 1969. The system has expanded since then in a series of fits and starts. As of 2015, the system has 12 lines, serving 195 stations, and 226.49 kilometres (140.73 mi) of route (including the recently opened Line 12). Ten of the lines are rubber-tyred; instead of traditional steel wheels, they use pneumatic traction, which are quieter and cope better with Mexico City's unstable soils. The system survived the 1985 Mexico City earthquake
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Wow, what a fun day this was in Mexico City!
Back when we lived in Guadalajara, we LOVED that the city closes down major streets every Sunday for recreational activities. You could walk your dog, take out your skateboard, bring the kids, ride a bike - however you wanted to move around the city, really!
When we heard that CDMX had the same thing (called Muevete en Bici), we jumped at the opportunity to get some fresh air on Paseo de la Reforma, the most notable street in Mexico City. We took an Uber from our hotel in Santa Fe and grabbed two MoBike rentals to join the fun. And what fun it was!
Later in the day, we find ourselves in a super cool library bar and a Japanese restaurant with swings! Both of these were in Colonia Juarez in Zona Rosa, one of the many interesting neighborhoods of Mexico City. Finally, we made our way to the absolutely stunning, Monumento a la Revolucion. We took the elevador to the lookout point and soaked in the spectacular 360 views of the city.
Unfortunately, our time in Mexico City is coming to an end—this time at least—so we'll have to save all the things we didn't get to do for another trip. Do you think we should come back to Mexico City? Let us know in the comments! For now, it's back to our home in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo.
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Our AirBnb in Mexico City (Roma Norte) !
Travel to Mexico City with us for six weeks, and what better place to start the second episode than a tour of our AirBnb in Roma Norte? Check out this quirky apartment, and see what a longer term stay in CDMX is all about. We also stroll around Roma Norte, one of Mexico Citie's most hip areas. Finally, we take a quick tour of the gym we joined, to show you what life as a digital nomad in Mexico City is all about. Join the adventure with us in DF through this travel vlog! Subscribe to keep up.
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