The historic heart of Quito, this vibrant square is surrounded by iconic colonial buildings, including the Presidential Palace and the Cathedral. It’s the perfect place to experience local culture, architecture, and daily life.

One of the largest neo-Gothic churches in the Americas, famous for its towering spires and unique gargoyles shaped like Ecuadorian animals. Visitors can climb to its viewpoints for panoramic city views.

The Church of La Compañía de Jesús is one of Quito’s most stunning colonial-era landmarks, famous for its intricate baroque architecture. Its interior is entirely covered in gold leaf, creating a dazzling and unforgettable visual experience. Visitors can admire detailed woodwork, religious art, and ornate chapels throughout the church.

This hilltop monument offers one of the best viewpoints in Quito. The winged Virgin statue overlooks the city and provides impressive 360° views of the Andean landscape.

Located on the Equator Line, this interactive museum features hands-on exhibits about indigenous cultures, local traditions, and scientific experiments demonstrating the effects of standing on the equator.

Stand on the Equator at the Middle of the World! Explore the monument, take photos with one foot in each hemisphere, and visit the Intiñan Museum to discover fascinating local science and traditions.

The Pululahua Viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, one of the world’s few inhabited volcanic craters. From the lookout, visitors can admire lush green valleys, farmland, and volcanic formations. It is an ideal stop for photography and nature appreciation. The viewpoint provides a unique perspective of Ecuador’s Andean landscape and geology.