Audio Guide of Mirador of Turi

Mirador of Turi is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, so you can enjoy the views at any time. You can get there by taxi, tourist bus, or even on city bus Line 12 (Turi), which will drop you within walking distance of the viewpoint. It is a short and scenic trip from downtown Cuenca.

No! Access to Mirador of Turi is completely free. You can enjoy the stunning panoramic views of Cuenca at no cost. There are some shops and restaurants in the area, but entry to the viewpoint itself has no fee.

For a relaxed visit, with time to admire the landscape, take photos, and perhaps have a coffee or snack, I recommend between 45 minutes and 1 hour and a half. If you stay to watch the sunset, the visit may last a little longer because of the magic of the moment.

Mirador of Turi not only offers the most iconic views of Cuenca, but it is also home to a colonial church of great architectural value. It is a strategic point that has been used since time immemorial to observe the city, and today it is a symbol of Cuenca and its beauty, highlighting its cultural and scenic richness.

For spectacular views, I suggest visiting at sunset. The colors of the sky over the city are magical. As for the best time of year, Cuenca enjoys pleasant weather for almost the entire year, but the months from June to September usually have clearer skies. Even so, be prepared for any weather; the Ecuadorian highlands are unpredictable.

Yes, Mirador of Turi has ramps and suitable access for wheelchairs and people with reduced mobility. The church is also accessible. It is an inclusive place so everyone can enjoy the wonderful views. There are ramps that make access to the main platform easier.

Absolutely! Around the viewpoint, you will find the beautiful Church of Turi, a cable car that offers another perspective of the city, and several restaurants and craft shops where you can buy souvenirs. You can also take the opportunity to visit the Historic Center of Cuenca, a World Heritage Site, just a short distance away.

Bring a good camera; the scenery is incredible. Dress warmly, as it can get chilly in the heights around Cuenca, especially at sunset. If you have time, stay for a drink at one of the local spots in the area to enjoy the views at a relaxed pace. And do not forget your IAudioguía guide so you do not miss any detail of Cuenca!