Guayaquil, known as La Perla del Pacífico is the largest and the most populous city in Ecuador. Its has been a city with a great comercial tradition, and now it is betting on tourism, and it is developing as a national and international tourist destination being home of many international fairs and events.

Visit the Seminario Park, also popularly known as Las Iguanas park, by the reptiles that dwell there. The site has its natural charm with trees and an artificial pond in which goldfish swim.

We head then to the Metropolitan Cathedral . The Cathedral stands on the site where the first mother church of the New Town was built.

Then we proceed to the Plaza de Management. The Arosemena passage is one of the urban values of the Plaza. Crisscross the Municipal Palace, on a tour in which the visitor can admire the iron and glass cover with decorative stained glass. Around we can see the Nahim Isaias Museum, and monuments like: A Sucre, The Forge of Vulcan, the Fountain of Glory and Grace.

Then will visit the Tower Morisca known as the Public Clock Tower. We walk along the Malecon 2000 and we can see the towers of the four elements. We then arrive at the Monument to the 2 Liberators: Simon Bolivar and San Martin.

The Parque Historico is a cultural, environmental, educational and touristic space that refers to the ancient city of Guayaquil in the colonial times and comprised almost all of the coast region.