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Sunset

Monterrey Sunset at the Tower

Skip the park crowds and head straight to the city’s highest vantage point. Grab a drink in the golden hour, watch the sun dip below the horizon, and end the night with dinner nearby.

Best time: 18:33About 150 min

Timeline

  1. 17:34

    Tetecoloh

    Start with a coffee or light snack at Tetecoloh. This café is an easy eight-minute walk from the Showcenter Complex and opens early enough to beat the afternoon heat. It’s a calm spot to prepare for the evening ahead.

  2. 18:34

    Sky Bar

    Take the elevator up to the 58th floor of the Metropolitan Towers. Sky Bar offers some of the best views of Monterrey. Order a creative cocktail and some sushi. The indoor seating area with table service ensures you stay comfortable while waiting for the sky to change color.

  3. 19:04

    Sky Bar

    Watch the sun set toward the WNW. The golden light starts about 30 minutes before this moment, but the actual sunset is the peak. The view from this height captures the city spreading out below as the light fades.

  4. 19:49

    Mochorros

    Head down for dinner at Mochorros. This sleek, modern restaurant is just five minutes from the Showcenter Complex. It serves generous, creative sides and grilled steaks or seafood. The service is top-notch, making it a perfect way to end the evening.

Local tip

The Sky Bar is located high atop the Metropolitan Towers. Check the route for elevator access from the ground level. Mochorros is upscale, so dress accordingly.

Check before you go

  • Sky Bar opens at 18:00. Arrive before the 30-minute mark to secure a seat with a view.
  • Tetecoloh is closed on Sundays. Plan your coffee stop on weekdays or Saturday mornings.
  • Mochorros is open until 01:00, so you can linger after sunset without rushing.

Worth knowing

  • Tetecoloh is open at 17:34 only on Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa
  • Sky Bar is open at 18:34 only on Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su
  • Sky Bar is open at 19:04 only on Tu, We, Th, Fr, Sa, Su

Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Monterrey (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

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