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Mar 17, 2025

　　A good place to orient yourself is the Terraza Mirador, which is the rooftop terrace at City Hall, offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area. There are benches, sculptures and placards identifying the buildings and natural features you can see.

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Terraza Mirador
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　　A good place to orient yourself is the Terraza Mirador, which is the rooftop terrace at City Hall, offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area. There are benches, sculptures and placards identifying the buildings and natural features you can see. ...
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