“Antiguo Hospital Militar que lo restauraron para convertirlo en el centro de arte Contemporáneo Renovated military hospital, turned into a contemporary Museum. ”

“Museo re modelado y moderno de la cultura e historia ecuatoriana. Exhibición, cafetería, cine, teatro y parque en el complejo de la CCE”

“Es el primer Patrimonio de la Humanidad, declarado por la UNESCO, donde puedes maravillarte del arte en sus iglesias, parques, calles, museos, gastronomía, vista de sus cúpulas, en fin todo lo que encierra ”

“Great Pre Columbian art in a century old house with beautiful architecture.”

“Get to know the history of Ecuador by seeing wax figures that portrait the iconic moments that important characters had while giving birth to the ecuadorian Republic.”

“Museo re modelado y moderno de la cultura e historia ecuatoriana. Exhibición, cafetería, cine, teatro y parque en el complejo de la CCE”

“ok so this Virgin with Wings is the one that takes care of Quito, go pay the visit and enjoy the views of the city, from north to south. - and the andes all around.”

“-Enter to the towers of the biggest gothic church of South America. -You can go by walking.”

“From there you can appreciate the whole city (modern and colonial) and you will also see the Andes.”

“No matter if it a sunny day, a misty morning or afternoon or a late night, the views from here over the valley, with in the background the only snow-caped volcano on the Equator, this is a popular pot for taking photos or just sit and enjoy the views”

“Panoramic Quito view from the top of the Pichincha Mountain, treeking path to the top of the RUCCU Pichincha Mountain”

“Take the Quito TelefériQo High Into the Andes The TelefériQo is Quito’s awesome cable car that flies passengers high up into the Andes. It’s pretty incredible to be able to go from the middle of this bustling capital city to then be transported to the peaceful mountaintops. This occurs all within an ultra-scenic 18-minute cable car ride. Personally, taking the teleferiQo is our favorite thing to do in Quito. Quito TeleferiQo ascending from Quito up the Pichincha Volcano Quito’s TelefériQo is one of the highest cable car lifts in the world. It brings passengers up to an altitude of about 4,000 meters (about 2.5 miles high). The 2.5-kilometer ride on the aerial gondola itself is a lot of fun. Yet there are even more things to do once at the top of this beloved Quito attraction. The upper TeleferiQo station is actually on the eastern slope of the Pichincha Volcano! After arriving to the upper station, there’s a lookout platform to soak in the views. You’ll also find hiking trails to trek, horseback riding ($10 per hour), a few cafes to relax at, a church, a swing soaring off the side of this mountain, and some touristic photo opportunities with resident llamas. Gazing way back down towards the city, the lookout platform offers some of the best sweeping views of Quito. It gives perspective of just how big the city is, tucked into the mountain valley. New for 2019, there’s now a thrilling swing for adventurous souls to fly right over Quito! And it’s free. Swing over Quito Ecuador Yet it’s the hiking trails way up here that make for a particularly awesome recreational pursuit. For those who are well-acclimatized, it’s possible to trek the high altitude trail to summit Rucu Pichincha. It takes about 4-5 hours to complete the 10-kilometer roundtrip hike up this active volcano. The trail starts out fairly easy and well-defined. But it becomes a steep and strenuous climb in parts. Patchy snow can even be encountered along the way. This makes it one of the few places in the world to find snow in the equatorial zone. The actual equator line is only 18 kilometers (11 miles) away. There’s also a rock scramble towards the Rucu Pichincha summit. So this should only be pursued by experienced hikers.”

“Basílica del Voto Nacional UNESCO logo.svg Welterbe.svg Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la Unesco Basílica del Voto Nacional desde el parque (Quito).jpg Basílica del Voto Nacional, Quito D.M. PaísFlag of Ecuador.svg Ecuador TipoCultural Criteriosii, iv N.° identificación2 RegiónLatinoamérica y Caribe Año de inscripción1978 (II sesión) [editar datos en Wikidata] La Basílica del Voto Nacional, también llamada de la Consagración de Jesús o Basílica de San Juan (por el sector en el que está ubicada), es un edificio religioso de estilo neogótico del centro histórico de la ciudad de Quito D.M.. Por sus dimensiones y estilo está considerado como el templo neogótico más grande de América.1​ Se u”

“ok so this Virgin with Wings is the one that takes care of Quito, go pay the visit and enjoy the views of the city, from north to south. - and the andes all around.”

“-Enter to the towers of the biggest gothic church of South America. -You can go by walking.”

“Great late night hangout....oldest street in Quito.....dancing, kareoke, food, live music”

“From there you can appreciate the whole city (modern and colonial) and you will also see the Andes.”

“very close to "the view" The basilica arose from the idea, proposed by father Julio Matovelle in 1883, of building a monument as a perpetual reminder of the consecration of Ecuador to the Sacred Heart. President Luis Cordero issued the decree on July 23, 1883, and it was carried out by president José María Plácido Caamaño on March 5, 1884.”

“Traditional street with bars and restaurants with typical food and life music”

“Galerías de arte, cafés y la bebida tradicional Canelazo con empanadas de viento. ”