This is the finest example of Latin American baroque architecture. The altars, pulpits, pillars, arches are all covered with gold leaf. The special features of the church are its baroque carvings – geometric shapes, flowers, fruit, garlands- plated with 23 carat gold.Address: Garcia Moreno y Sucre, Quito
Is the largest neo-Gothic cathedral in the Americas. With almost 100 meters of height, this is one of the most impressive churches in the country, especially for its viewpoint and cafe on the top floor, which allow a panoramic view of Quito.Address: Carchi y Venezuela, Quito.
When you approach the Historic Center from the south of the city, you will be greeted by a beautiful tower with an elegant clock, part of the complex of Santo Domingo. If you visit the church Santo Domingo, do not forget to observe the charming Chapel of El Rosario.Address: Flores 150 y Bolívar, Historic Center, Quito
It is the largest architectural complex, existing in the historic centers of the cities of Ibero-America (consists of three and a half hectares). Without doubt, the Church of San Francisco is the greatest building of Colonial Quito.Address: Cuenca 477 y Sucre, Historic Center, Quito
Resembling a type of small bread (panecillo), this hill makes an excellent observation point over Quito and features La Virgen del Panecillo, a majestic sculpture that can be seen from any location in the city. Address: South side of the Historic Center, Quito
Is a beautiful street in the Historic Center of the city. Synonymous with gastronomy, handicrafts and entertainment, especially at night, it is one of the oldest street in Quito and has been nicely restored. Address: Quito’s Historic Center