I and they all offer a different kind of experience. Monterrey is the Capital city of the northeastern state of Nuevo Leon, Mexico and is the ninth largest city in Mexico. Nestled in Juarez is Zona Rosa, a neighborhood-within-a-neighborhood known for its nightlife. [14] Samsung, Coca-Cola, Visa, GM, Nestl, Telmex/Grupo Carso and many more multinationals have their headquarters in the middle of Polanco. For staying long term, Santa Fe or Bosque de Lomas could be better choices than Polanco. Polanco is served by the Polanco and Auditorio stations of the Mexico City metro (subway). Santa Martha del Sur col. Granjas Palo Alto U. H. Las Trancas La Peita del Pueblo Tetelpan stands for Unidad Habitacional, "apartment complex") Polanco was developed in 1937 by the Aleman family, the same developers of Ciudad Satlite and San Jos Insurgentes districts, on the land that was originally the Hacienda de los Morales, just north of Molino del Rey town and Bosque de Chapultepec. Rancho del Carmen del Pueblo San Bartolo Ameyalco Insurgentes San ngel Tlatilco It has some of the most luxurious malls as well. Roma was designated as a Barrio Magico by the cityand the magic of this place will be *instantly* clear when you see Romas vibrant Art Deco architecture. Xotepingo, col. Abdias Garca Soto La Milagrosa Plus, its wide, leafy boulevards also make Condesa feel far from the hustle and bustle of downtown (even though Centro Historico is only a few miles away). U.H. These include: That said, most of Mexico City is just like any other big city. Jardn Balbuena Estacin Pantaco Nuevo Polanco, officially in the colonias of Granada and Ampliacin Granada, is not part of the Polanco neighborhood. Yes, Mexico City has literally hundreds of neighborhoods about 350! The two central plazas, the Jardn Centenario and Plaza Hidalgo, are filled with strolling families and surrounded by quaint cafes, bookstores,and cantinas. col. La Pila U.H. Colinas de Tarango It almost has a Parisian vibe to it. Industrial Vallejo Since Coyoacan is a bit off the beaten path, it's a place where local advice is valuable. Cafetales II We included Polanco, Juarez and La Condesa Support our channel by buying us a cappuccino : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/fortheroad Compare Cheap Flights \u0026 Book Airline Tickets Anywhere here https://www.skyscanner.net/g/referrals/v1/flights/home?adId=1100662\u0026campaignId=13416\u0026mediaPartnerId=3583566Compare Cheap Accommodations in Mexico City and Book here: https://expedia.com/affiliate/CyaN6lF We get most of our tours here: Get Your Guide: https://www.getyourguide.com/mexico-city-l194/teotihuacan-and-guadalupe-shrine-tour-t28868/?partner_id=42TXFE7\u0026currency=USD\u0026travel_agent=1\u0026cmp=share_to_earnViator by TripAdvisor: https://shrsl.com/3u3g3 We found our rental cars here: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1315444\u0026u=3301007\u0026m=85935\u0026urllink=\u0026afftrack= Youll find all the gear \u0026 products we use and love here;https://kit.co/ForTheRoadTravels/youtube-gear*We are participants in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sitesAs an Amazon Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases : https://www.youtube.com/c/fortheroadtravels?sub_confirmation=1 We get all of our music and sound effects from Audiio, which is a royalty-free soundtrack company.
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