Mirador Torre Latino

Tourist attraction · Centro

Mirador Torre Latino

Tourist attraction · Centro

Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 2-piso 44, Col. Centro, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico

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Soaring above Mexico City's historic center, the Torre Latino offers breathtaking 360-degree views, a small museum, and a laid-back bar for sipping cocktails amidst a skyline that’s a true engineering marvel.

Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas 2-piso 44, Col. Centro, Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico Get directions

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"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."

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I’ve had the chance to visit twice, and both times were fantastic. The second time was a bit less crowded, but I think the best time to go is during golden hour—when the sky glows with warm, beautiful colors. You get a full 360-degree view of the city, which makes for such a great experience. There’s a bar and restaurant on the lower floors that I haven’t tried yet, but it might be worth checking out. There’s also a small museum area inside the building, which is a nice touch. Overall, it’s a must-do when visiting. I’d love to come back in the evening to see the city lights stretch across the skyline.

Derek

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Really great views of the entire city. The restaurant Miralto is very nice as well for a drink, brunch, or lunch/dinner. Mirador Torres Latino provides arguably the best views of the city with its panoramic views from the glass window facade.

Frank Garcia

Google

ADD IT TO YOUR LIST!! Mirador Torre Latino is worth the entrance fee. Try to go in a day with a good weather. I didn’t get too much of a weather but it yet delivered. The views are spectacular and give you a good snapshot of a good portion of the city from above. There is a bar at one of the last levels where you can enjoy the views at peace while sipping on a delicious cocktail. Don’t doubt and visit it!

Ben Park

Google

It’s definitely not as refined as other observation towers in other cities. On the other hand, it’s relatively inexpensive. Mexico city doesn’t have a good skyline. Visit for an aerial view of the Palacio de Bellas Artes next door.

Coach Alex

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Mexico trip, Mexico City - The Torre Latinoamericana is a stunning landmark and a feat of engineering as the first major skyscraper in a seismic zone. The views from the top are breathtaking, and the queue was quick and hassle-free. We loved it so much we didn’t want to leave, taking time to sit and enjoy the beauty. A must-visit in Mexico City!

Ivan Corona

Google

Gorgeous building situated right in the heart of the historic center. The fact that this is one of the only tall building on the area makes it stand out from any angle. I was staying nearby and the view this building adds to the landscape is amazing.

Raymond Lind

Google

This tower, completed in 1956, offers amazing views of Mexico City and even surrounding states. As of January 2025, entrance is $220 for adults and is valid for the entire day, so you can enter as many times as you like.

JC Noslo

Google

While the views great, service was slow and the food was mediocre. Tried the Caesar salad and it was ok, carpaccio of squid was also ok, seemed fresh. Drinks were ok, nothing really stood out on the menu and the prices were middle of the road, but the views were great compared to paying for the tower viewing package.