3 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Mirador' in a Sentence
"In Spanish-speaking countries, a mirador is any architectural feature, such as a loggia or balcony, that provides a vantage point for observing the surrounding scenery." more
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The lovers shared a quiet moment on the seaside mirador, watching the waves below.
As the sun set, the lovers found a romantic spot on the miradors to watch the colors of the sky blend into twilight.
The rooftop mirador of the skyscraper became a popular spot for marriage proposals.
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