A charming and historic street lined with colorful colonial buildings, lively cafes, and artisan shops. This street offers a glimpse into Quito’s past and is great for a leisurely walk and shopping for local crafts.

This museum showcases Ecuador’s history, culture, and art. It houses a vast collection of archaeological artifacts, colonial-era art, and exhibits on the country’s indigenous heritage, making it a great cultural stop.

A hilltop offering one of the best views of Quito. At the summit stands a massive statue of the Virgin of Quito, and it’s an excellent spot for taking in the city’s beauty, especially at sunset.

One of the largest and most impressive churches in Ecuador, featuring neo-Gothic architecture and stunning views from its towers. Visitors can explore the church and climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city.

This famous monument marks the equator line, where visitors can stand with one foot in the Northern Hemisphere and the other in the Southern Hemisphere. It’s a fun and educational stop with a museum and interactive exhibits.

A popular cable car ride that ascends to the top of the Pichincha Volcano. It offers panoramic views of Quito and the surrounding mountains, making it a favorite for tourists and adventure seekers alike.

Located in the heart of Quito’s historic center, this central square is surrounded by important buildings like the Presidential Palace and the Metropolitan Cathedral. It’s a lively spot perfect for people-watching and exploring history.

A stunning baroque church known for its intricately detailed gold-leafed interior, one of Quito’s most significant religious buildings. Visitors are mesmerized by the artwork and architecture that make it a UNESCO World Heritage site.