Fast lift to panoramic views with multilingual signs and information. Very clean, nice coffee bar in the day and a restaurant in the evening. Helpful hosts. On the way down you exit via the gift shop. The tower also houses a huge shopping centre, at the time we visited all set up for Christmas. Amazingly clean public toilets, and many of them. Opens 10am and you can spend a good couple of hours here.

The view at the top of the tallest building in South America is amazing. It gives a complete idea of the city. We visited while on a city tour and the guide could show us the entire valley and surrounding mountains.

Interesting shopping mall with loads of shops and eating places. They also had some unique sores as well selling local crafts, hand made things etc. Quite pricey when you compared with the same items bought in Europe. They have a huge food court and a tower where you can have wonderful views of the city should you want to. Very busy place too!

Quite expensive at US$18 to go to the top, but at least it is to the top of the tallest building in South America. No line, paid, straight in the elevator to the top, the 61st floor. Good views in all directions although photographs could be difficult with reflections and some windows having many small black dirt spots. There is an escalator up one more floor to the 'Open Sky' floor. Unfortunately this didn't mean open with no windows or anything, there's still glass windows everywhere it's just there's no roof.