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Completed in 1956, the Torre Latinoamerica was, at the time, one of the tallest buildings in the world and the tallest in Latin America.
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Located near the Alameda, it is well worth a trip to the top. You get a top-down view on Bellas Artes.
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And a nice perspective on the Zócalo.
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You can see the color-coordinated street vendors as they stretch out down the street.
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When we were there a local scout (or some such) troop was having a ceremony at the top. Maybe it is where you get your "Conquering Fear of Heights" merit badge...
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