• Basilica del Voto Nacional - This Gothic church in Quito is steeped in history and legends. Visitors can stroll through the courtyard, capture stunning photos, and perhaps sketch the church or simply admire its unique architecture. It’s truly impressive.
• Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande) - Following a visit to the Basilica, the tour proceeds to the Historic Center, where the car is parked, and a walk to Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande) begins. Before reaching the Plaza, there’s an opportunity to stop at a favorite vintage coffee roaster for some Ecuadorian ground coffee. Visitors can explore the plaza and its surroundings, which include the Cathedral, Archbishop’s Palace, Chocolate Museum, Presidential Palace, Metropolitan Museum, and more. A visit to Independence Plaza offers a glimpse into the past of Quito, making it feel like stepping into a time machine.
• Teatro Bolivar - After exploring Plaza Grande and the iconic sites of Old Town Quito, the tour continues down a pedestrian-only street, showcasing beautiful colonial architecture. Upon arrival at the renowned Teatro Bolivar, which was rebuilt after a fire in 1999, visitors can enjoy a premium cup of Ecuadorian coffee at a favorite coffee shop, perfect for coffee enthusiasts.
• Fundacion Iglesia de la Compania - After enjoying coffee or chocolate, the tour heads to the majestic La Compañia Church. Known as the Church of the Society of Jesus (Spanish: La Iglesia de la Compañía de Jesús), it is a Jesuit church renowned for its large central nave, adorned with gold leaf, gilded plaster, and wood carvings. Inspired by two Roman Jesuit churches, La Compañía is a significant example of Spanish Baroque architecture in South America. It is considered Quito’s most ornate church and possibly the country’s most beautiful. A 30-minute guided tour of the church is included, promising to amaze.
• Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco - After visiting La Compañia, the tour proceeds to the San Francisco Church Plaza. Here, visitors can take photos, visit the church and other seasonal attractions at the convent, and enjoy the view of the Virgen Monument atop Panecillo hill. The legend of the church’s construction is shared. After this visit, the tour returns to the parking lot to board the car/van and head to the Teleferico.
• TelefériQo Cable Car - Arriving at the TeleferiQo at noon, the tour takes a cable car ride to the top. This unforgettable experience involves one of the longest and highest cable cars in the world, ascending from 3,117 m (10,226 ft) to 3,945 m (12,943 ft). The 20-minute ascent covers 2,237 linear meters, offering views of the city below. At the top, visitors can take beautiful photos with Quito in the background. Due to the high altitude, it’s advised to take it easy. A path leads to a new swing overlooking the city.
• Intinan Museum - After lunch, the tour heads north to the Equator, first visiting the Inti Ñan museum, which closes early. This traditional site offers fascinating experiments at zero latitude.
• Mitad Del Mundo - Finally, the tour visits the most popular tourist site in Ecuador - Mitad del Mundo City or Equator Park, time permitting.

• Private transportation
• Entrance Fee to La Compañia
• Certified Bilingual Guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off in urban Quito

• Ticket for Cable Car at the TeleferiQo
• Entrance Fee to Equator Monument
• Entrance Fee to Inti Ñan
• Lunch
• Tips for the guide
• Pick-up at the airport or airport hotel $30 surcharge

Maximize your time in Quito with this exciting tour! Visit the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the Historic Center of Quito. Enjoy a cable car ride at the TeleferiQo, savor local delicacies for lunch at a well-loved restaurant, and explore the famous Inti Ñan museum and Equator monument park, where you can stand on the equator. Gain expert knowledge about Quito and capture stunning photos of the city’s highlights. Discover Quito - the city of cool.

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