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If you only visit one museum in Ecuador, make it this one. Even if you're not an avid museum visitor, ...
Quito’s best-known tourist attraction offers some of the most spectacular and most easily accessible views of the city. There are ...
The Casa de Sucre, or Sucre residence, is a museum located in the old home of Mariscal José Antonio de ...
Quito’s only independent movie theater and a real gem. Located east of the Swisshotel in the La Floresta neighborhood, the ...
On the southwestern side of the Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande) is the Iglesia de la Cathedral. It is ...
The movie theater in the huge mall, El Recreo, is definitely a feature of this shopping center. The theater is ...
As you wander around the Centro Histórico, you’ll probably find yourself walking into the majestic Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza ...
Hidden up some stairs at the back of the Centro Cultural Metropolitano with no signs in sight, this museum can ...
Just 200m north of the Mitad del Mundo monument you will find Ecuador’s actual “middle of the world”, marked ...
A relatively new addition to the Quito skyline, and now one of its most striking landmarks, is the Basilica del ...
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