Declared a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is one of the best-preserved colonial centers in Latin America. You can visit several squares and architecturally stunning churches such as Plaza de la Independencia, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Church of the Society of Jesus, and the Carondelet Palace, among others. There are also various museums here steeped in history.
Offers spectacular views of the city and surrounding volcanoes. It’s a unique experience to observe Quito from such heights.
Located in the Historic Center, this museum provides a detailed insight into Quito’s history from pre-Columbian times to the present.
One of Quito’s largest and most iconic churches, renowned for its gargoyles and Gothic architecture.
A large urban park where you can walk, exercise, or simply relax. It also houses museums and the Quito Botanical Garden, a serene space filled with beautiful plants.
Ideal for exploring Ecuadorian craftsmanship and purchasing souvenirs. It’s a great place to immerse yourself in local culture.
A cobblestone street in the Historic Center hosting artisan workshops, cafes, and traditional bars. It’s an excellent spot to explore Quito’s nightlife and cuisine.