• TeleferiQo Teleferico Quito - Ascend to the heavens: (2,800 msl / 9,186 feet)
  Guests will be picked up from the hotel. The first stop is in the morning to board the cable car. After a 20-minute ride in the cabin, visitors disembark to hike in the mountains, reaching a swing in the clouds. From this vantage point, there is often a breathtaking view of Quito city. It’s an excellent spot for photography or simply enjoying the natural beauty of the western Andes. The entire Avenue of the Volcanoes is visible from this height, especially from July to September. The Quito cable car, or TeleferiQo, operates on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Fridays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Monday to Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

• Intinan Museum - Leap onto the equator line: (2,439 msl / 8,001 feet)
  The second destination is the Equator Line at the renowned Intiñan Museum. Established in 1989 around centuries-old huts, it aims to preserve the culture of the equinoctial peoples and the Lulumbamba indigenous community (San Antonio de Pichincha). Visitors can learn about the equatorial line and participate in experiments demonstrating the earth’s forces at the center of the earth, such as the Coriolis effect. Remember to bring your passport to receive a stamp marking the middle of the world. This location is considered the true Equator Line.

• Quito Old Town - Walking tour in Quito’s historic center:
  At this point in the day, a lunch break at one of the popular restaurants near Plaza Grande is recommended. Guests can try locro de papas (potato soup), a beloved dish in Quito. Afterward, the tour continues to explore more about the first UNESCO city in the world, designated in 1978.

• Church of the Society of Jesus - Renowned for its stunning baroque architecture, this church is also known as the golden church. It is a true treasure of Quito. The guide will provide insights into the church’s history, including the year it was constructed, the builders, the completion date, the decorative techniques used, and many other fascinating details.

• Itinerary according to the description
• Pick-up from Quito or Airport
• A Professional Guide/Driver (English/Spanish-speaking)

• Travel insurance
• Meals and tips

The best tour in Quito city. Stand with one foot in each hemisphere at the center of the earth, where the sun shines unobstructed. Balance an egg on the head of a nail. Shed pounds by standing on the equatorial line. Capture a video demonstrating the Coriolis effect. Discover more about the Pre-Inca ethnic groups that once lived here. Visit the Intiñan Museum. View the city from above (weather permitting). This tramway, constructed in 2005 by French engineers, adds a touch of modern technology to the city. The cable car ascends to a height of 4,000 meters.
Explore Quito’s colonial architecture, the most celebrated colonial center in the Americas. Visit La Plaza Grande, La Compañía de Jesús, Quito’s most notable convent, and La Ronda street. The enchanting colonial city of Quito is ready to become a cherished memory. Quito, a UNESCO City.

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