Mirador Torre Latino on Postcard

"Mirador Torre Latino, Centro Historico by Bryant Castro & Abel Coss from Open Late. This skyscraper is not only a Mexican landmark but is also an internationally recognized structure among engineers and architects: The Torre Latino was the first skyscraper successfully built in a highly seismic zone. The tower's lookout offers you an incomparable view at the city and also the opportunity to appreciate the buildings' engineering magnificence. Although this tower is considered a highly touristic place in our eyes, it should not stop us from appreciating a great view, so make sure you visit the top."

Mexico City

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Ellie Herman

Google

I loved this lookout. It is the highest point(building) in Latin America and it was an amazing view. The endless beauty that CDMX has to offer is very much on display here. You can pay to go up and also to have your photo taken. You can also just take a selfie stick and take your own photos, rather than pay. We paid because we wanted the beautiful background on full display. There is lots of information to read on both levels, and we saw people from all around the country and world there. Would highly recommend, very worth the price of admission.

Amy Vermillion

Google

This is a nice place to take a break from the traffic of the big city. You can go up to the 42nd floor and have some amazing 360° panoramic views of México City! Take your camera for some fantastic shots and videos. It was $200 when we were there, but it's something different to do if you're near the zócalo. There is a little cafe on one of the observation floors and also clean bathrooms. I recommend going early as it got a little crowded the later it got. No need to purchase tickets in advance.

Jane C

Google

I purchased tickets online once I knew I’d be in Mexico City. I loved the view of the City from here and the map provided is helpful in letting us know what we were seeing. I visited at night and re-visited the next day during the daytime. It was rather smoggy so the skyline was hazy and not as clear as on previous visits.

Eva B

Google

You can make a whole outing out of this attraction. Grab a drink at their cafe (coffee, shake) and check out the views then go up a floor to see the museum. So much history of downtown throughout the years and of the tower. Then go all the way up and use the binoculars. After that buy souvenirs! Beautiful t-shirts!

Oliver

Google

This is a great point of vue to look at Mexico City from top high. You can get a good 360 view. It is best to go when the weather is nice and clear. Its central location, height (166 m (545 ft)), and history make it one of the city's most important landmarks. It is widely recognized internationally as an engineering and architectural landmark since it was the world's first major skyscraper successfully built on highly active seismic zone. Wikipedia

Jazlynn Jimenez

Google

Breathtaking views of Mexico City during sunset, highly recommend visiting in the evening time. Overall it’s a fun experience. Quick lines, easy to purchase tickets in person or order online for a better price.

Candida Correya

Google

The view from the top is very beautiful. It costs $200 per adult and $150 per child aged between 5 to 12 years. You can buy snacks and drinks inside the tower. It has clean bathrooms at different heights. It has two different lifts to take you up the heights and the view is stunning to see the gardens, road, mountains, palace.

Emiliano Marrero

Google

Great view of Mexico City. Sunsets look amazing from the top. Entrance is not too expensive. There are some cafes/restaurants offering food and drinks inside.

Ellie Herman

Google

I loved this lookout. It is the highest point(building) in Latin America and it was an amazing view. The endless beauty that CDMX has to offer is very much on display here. You can pay to go up and also to have your photo taken. You can also just take a selfie stick and take your own photos, rather than pay. We paid because we wanted the beautiful background on full display. There is lots of information to read on both levels, and we saw people from all around the country and world there. Would highly recommend, very worth the price of admission.

Amy Vermillion

Google

This is a nice place to take a break from the traffic of the big city. You can go up to the 42nd floor and have some amazing 360° panoramic views of México City! Take your camera for some fantastic shots and videos. It was $200 when we were there, but it's something different to do if you're near the zócalo. There is a little cafe on one of the observation floors and also clean bathrooms. I recommend going early as it got a little crowded the later it got. No need to purchase tickets in advance.

Jane C

Google

I purchased tickets online once I knew I’d be in Mexico City. I loved the view of the City from here and the map provided is helpful in letting us know what we were seeing. I visited at night and re-visited the next day during the daytime. It was rather smoggy so the skyline was hazy and not as clear as on previous visits.

Eva B

Google

You can make a whole outing out of this attraction. Grab a drink at their cafe (coffee, shake) and check out the views then go up a floor to see the museum. So much history of downtown throughout the years and of the tower. Then go all the way up and use the binoculars. After that buy souvenirs! Beautiful t-shirts!

Oliver

Google

This is a great point of vue to look at Mexico City from top high. You can get a good 360 view. It is best to go when the weather is nice and clear. Its central location, height (166 m (545 ft)), and history make it one of the city's most important landmarks. It is widely recognized internationally as an engineering and architectural landmark since it was the world's first major skyscraper successfully built on highly active seismic zone. Wikipedia

Jazlynn Jimenez

Google

Breathtaking views of Mexico City during sunset, highly recommend visiting in the evening time. Overall it’s a fun experience. Quick lines, easy to purchase tickets in person or order online for a better price.

Candida Correya

Google

The view from the top is very beautiful. It costs $200 per adult and $150 per child aged between 5 to 12 years. You can buy snacks and drinks inside the tower. It has clean bathrooms at different heights. It has two different lifts to take you up the heights and the view is stunning to see the gardens, road, mountains, palace.

Emiliano Marrero

Google

Great view of Mexico City. Sunsets look amazing from the top. Entrance is not too expensive. There are some cafes/restaurants offering food and drinks inside.

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