• Plaza San Blas - Gathering spot
• Mercado Central - Experience exotic fruits and traditional, cleansing foods (an indigenous tradition to dispel negative energy)
• Basilica del Voto Nacional - Offers the best view of Quito and is one of the tallest churches in South America, featuring a bar and a 360-degree view from the condor tower. Did you know it’s called the church of the end of the world?
• Runa Tulpa Andina - Sample Quito’s most famous cocktail, the Canelazo
• Museo Camilo Egas - Did you know it was once forbidden to paint indigenous people in Ecuador? Camilo Egas was the first artist to feature an indigenous man as the main subject in a painting.
• Catedral Metropolitana de Quito - Showcases Baroque art with pagan symbols
• Palacio Arzobispal - Enjoy caramels, drinks, and snacks from the Sierra del País, along with an Andalusian patio
• Municipio del Distrito Metropolitano de Quito - One of the city’s most modern buildings
• Monumento a los Heroes del 10 de Agosto - Commemorates the massacre during Quito’s first independence
• Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande) - Features a monument to independence
• El Palacio de Gobierno - Houses the President’s office and is the site of a significant assassination
• Centro Cultural Metropolitano - Focuses on art related to social protest
• El Sagrario - Monuments with indigenous physical features
• Antiguo Banco Central del Ecuador - Former production site of the country’s original currency before dollarization
• Fundacion Iglesia de la Compania - Known as the Golden Church
• Plaza de San Francisco - Visit Quito’s most important square and enjoy traditional paila ice cream, including varieties with cream cheese and cheese. Have you tried it before?
• Paccari Casas De Experiencias - The country’s most famous chocolate brand, representing the Spanish boat and opening doors to the international market. Here, enjoy a chocolate experience.
• Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco - Visit the oldest and most significant church in artistic techniques in the country. Did you know the convent houses the oldest brewery in the Americas?

• Snacks

• Meals
• Gratuities

Quito is an enchanting city, encircled by mountains and volcanoes, rich in history, art, and cuisine. For those seeking to explore the city from a local viewpoint, this experience is ideal. Discover the city’s social, political, and economic backdrop, marvel at the art that adorns every corner, savor the traditional cuisine, and learn both Spanish and Kiwcha.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.