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Map of Quito Attractions
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Plaza Grande Hotel
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Hotel El Relicario Del Carmen
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Hotel Patio Andaluz
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Hotel Viena Internacional
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Hostal Quito Cultural
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Mía Leticia
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Hotel San Francisco De Quito
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Hotel Huasi Continental
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Hotel Boutique Plaza Sucre
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Hostal Piquellan
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What to Do in Quito
Quito Old TownOne of the first city areas that was named a UNESCO heritage. History comes alive in the old neighbourhoods – do not miss! |
Mexican TheatreThe historical facade hides a modern interior that hosts not only plays, but also concerts and other events. |
Children's Museum, QuitoThe museum features not only exhibits, but also holds workshops and more with one target: allow children and adults to spend time together. |
Father Pedro Gocial MuseumHome to a large and important collection of religious art. Some of the pieces are simply stunning – this museum is well worth the visit. |
House of MusicThis intriguing building is the home venue for Ecuador Philharmonic Orchestra. The concerts are well worth the visit. |
TheatrumAn upscale restaurant that serves the best of Ecuadorian cuisine and in a beautiful theatre setting. Great for a special occasion. |
Father Pedro Bedón MuseumNamed after the painter who used to live and work in this convent. Come see his and other artists' works and learn something about history. |
Interactive Science MuseumA relatively new museum aimed mostly at kids, but also at adults. A fun visit is guaranteed for all who like to learn. |
Café MosáicoA terrific restaurant serving Ecuadorian and other cuisines. Its terrace offers great views of the town and they have telescopes, too. |
San Diego ConventServes the Franciscan order. The convent's halls are decorated with beautiful paintings and other 17th century decorations. |
Tulipe MuseumLearn more about the Yumbo civilization, culture and their crafts. An intriguing insight into pre-Columbian history. |
Oceana Club LoungeA classy new Quito club. A young crowd gathers here, but that doesn't mean these people don't know how to party. |
Statue of Francisco de OrellanaA monument devoted to the explorer who first navigated the Amazon river in full-length. |
Quito Cable CarThe best place where to go if you want to see stunning views of Quito and the surrounding volcanoes. Was supposed to be a whole theme park. |
Basilica of the National VowThis majestic Neo-Gothic cathedral is the largest in the Americas. Come look at the inside or climb one of the towers. |
Church of the Society of JesusA large Jesuit church best known for its lavish, awe-inspiring decor in the central nave, holding true to the Baroque ideal. |
