Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana

“The local movie theatre, they have a range of eclectic films showing something different each night. Also has a cafe/bar for snacks and drinks.”

“One of our historical museums. You can much of our ecuatoriano history at this place. Guides are kind and you may experience and interest journey inside the city”

“One of the most emblematic and oldest parks of the city. You can join a yoga class in the morning, go for a run in the runtrack, visit the botanic garden or just have a walk and a glimpse of fresh air. Be aware: try not to go in the late night to the park, it might be dangerous”

“Public Market, you will find everything you need to prepare traditional food.”

“This packed market in Quito’s Mariscal region holds some of the best souvenirs of Ecuador, and is just down the street from the tourist hotbed, Plaza Foch. Trinkets and clothes, line the booths from floor to ceiling. Alpaca blankets, pan flutes, Ecuadorian chocolate, bright paintings, woven bracelets, sun hats and leather bags are just some of what this market has to offer. The inundation of color and sheer volume of items can be dizzying in such a small area, but it would be hard to leave empty-handed. The vendors expect bargaining so don’t be afraid to shoot for a lower price than originally offered.”