Observatorio Mazatlán: 1873

Located on the top of Vigía's Hill at 246 ft above sea level in Mazatlán. The inhabitants of Mazatlán initially built this architectural jewel in a strategic panoramic location to observe enemy ships or pirate ships. At the end of the 19th century, the site became a meteorological and astronomical center, for which it was colloquially known as "The Observatory".

"What to do at the observatory? A tour of approximately one hour with a specialist guide. The tour includes a short film with the history of Mazatlan, then, proceed to go up to the park in a funicular, at the top, the tour continues in the museum, at the agave garden "Agaviario " site, in "El Nido" (rescued bird sanctuary), at the mezcal distiller simulator, and finish in a SkyBar with a panoramic scene 360° view on the top. At the end of the tour, the visitors can stop by "Desire Gallery", in this gallery, visitors can buy Mexican handicrafts, souvenirs, clothing, and accessories of the best quality and design. "

This important site has been restored and in a short time, it has become one of the most attractive tourist places that people want to visit. The Observatory has different spaces as a Funicular, Museum, Sanctuary, Agave Distiller, Skybar, and an Agave Garden "Agaviario".

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