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For travelers by travelers.
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.