Torre Latinoamericana
Viewpoint · Mexico City

Torre Latinoamericana

Photo: Thomas Ledl · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The Torre Latinoamericana stands about 183 meters tall including its antenna and is famous for surviving the 1957 and 1985 earthquakes. Its open-air deck provides 360-degree views across the historic center, Alameda Park and distant volcanoes when skies are clear. A small museum on the tower's upper floors covers the building and the city.

On day 2 of Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato in 14 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Entry fee required
Time needed
One hour
Best time
Clear afternoons
Getting there
Metro to Bellas Artes station, two-minute walk

Itineraries with Torre Latinoamericana

Day 2 of Mexico City, San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato in 14 Days

Bellas Artes and the Alameda

How Torre Latinoamericana fits into a day.
  1. 10:00Palacio de Bellas ArtesMexico City
  2. 12:00Museo del EstanquilloMexico City
  3. 15:00Alameda CentralMexico City
  4. 17:00Torre LatinoamericanaMexico City
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Torre Latinoamericana questions

Is advance booking required for Torre Latinoamericana?

Tickets are sold at the entrance. Advance purchase is not necessary.

What can I see from the Torre Latinoamericana observation deck?

Views include the historic center, Alameda Central and Popocatépetl on clear days.

Does Torre Latinoamericana close in bad weather?

The deck may close during heavy rain or fog. Check status at the ticket desk.

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