1873 Observatory Ticket + National Whale Museum

With this ticket to the 1873 Observatory, you’ll explore a historic monument on the Mexican Pacific coast and visit Munba, the National Whale Museum!

1873 Observatory Ticket

When making your booking, you can choose one of the options described below. In both cases, you’ll need to get to Observatory 1873 on the Cerro del Vigía in Mazatlán at your chosen time.

1873 Observatory Ticket

The 1873 Observatory is located on the Cerro del Vigía, 246 feet (75 metres) above sea level. With your ticket, you'll explore its facilities, starting with a short film about Mazatlán. Next, you’ll use the Observatory's funicular, awarded Project of the Year by Elevator World magazine in 2021.

During your visit, you can explore a house-museum featuring 19th-century furniture and a distillery with a mezcal simulator. Don't miss the El Nido bird sanctuary, home to over 70 species, including macaws, parrots, and flamingos. Additional highlights include the Cueva del Patrón, a former dungeon, and the agaviarium, situated in front of the world’s largest natural lighthouse.

Opening hours

Monday to Sunday, from 10 am to 10 pm

Entrance to the Munba (National Whale Museum)

The Munba, the National Whale Museum, features a collection of marine animal skeletons and offers insights into their lives through interactive rooms.

Opening hours

Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 6 pm