• Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande) - This is the vibrant center of the Historic District, encircled by remarkable structures like the Carondelet Palace (the seat of government), the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Archbishop’s Palace. It’s an ideal starting point for exploring Quito.
• Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco - A masterpiece of colonial architecture, this 16th-century church features a striking facade and an interior rich with decorative elements that showcase the opulence of religious art from that era.
• Please be aware that the entrance fee is $6 per person.
• Fundacion Iglesia de la Compania - Discover this golden baroque church, renowned as one of the most breathtaking churches in Latin America. It was crafted by numerous artists from the Escuela Quiteña, who demonstrated their expertise and dedication by carving and gilding with exquisite 23-carat gold leaf.
• Please be aware that the entrance fee is $6 per person.
• El Panecillo - This hill offers a magnificent panoramic view of the city and is home to the renowned Virgin of Quito statue.
• Please be aware that the entrance fee is $1 per person.
• Santo Domingo Church (Iglesia de Santo Domingo) - A significant example of Ecuadorian colonial architecture, this church is situated in the heart of Quito’s Historic District. Founded in 1534 by the Dominican Order, its construction took several centuries. Quito’s Historic District is where tradition and modernity converge, providing a unique cultural experience. It’s an ideal destination for history and architecture enthusiasts.
• Please be aware that the entrance fee to the museum is $3 per person.
• Mitad Del Mundo - The Mitad del Mundo (Middle of the World) is a renowned monument located just north of Quito, marking the line that divides the country. This site is celebrated for its symbolic significance as the boundary between the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Constructed in 1936, the monument is a famous landmark attracting visitors worldwide. At the Mitad del Mundo, visitors can stand with one foot in each hemisphere, experiencing the unique location where the Earth is split into two equal parts. The area also features museums and cultural exhibits that emphasize Ecuador’s geographical and scientific importance. One of the most intriguing experiments is attempting to balance an egg on the head of a nail.
• Please be aware that the entrance fee for Intiñan Museum is $6 per person.

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• • Professional bilingual guide • Hotel/port pickup and drop-off • Private transportation

• Lunch

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