Torre Latinoamericana

Mexican skyscraper

Madero y Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas
Centro Historico
Mexico City, D.F.
06040

Neighborhood: Downtown

Nearest Train: Bellas Artes, Hidalgo

Phone: +52 5 518 1714
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Before the Hotel de Mexico was built in the nineteen-eighties, this was the city's tallest building. Inaugurated in 1950, it has 3,000 public observation decks. Based on a design by Augusto H. Alvarez, it stands 181.33 metres high and is unique for its structure and foundations. Given the difficult terrain of seismic activity in the Valley of Mexico, it was proven sturdy by having withstood the violent earthquakes of 1957 and 1985. The first 37 floors are office space, reserving the 38th floor for an aquarium and lofty serpentarium. There are restaurants, bars and other recreational activities also available. Free admission.

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