1. a watchtower, lookout point, or elevated structure designed for observation
Usage: from Spanish
2. a balcony or window with a commanding view
Usage: architectural

Examples

• The ancient mirador offered panoramic views of the valley below.
• Tourists climbed to the mirador to photograph the sunset.
• The castle’s mirador served as a strategic observation point.
• From the hotel’s mirador, guests could see the entire coastline.
• The park features a wooden mirador overlooking the lake.
• Guards kept watch from the mirador throughout the night.