The Basica del Voto Nacional de Quito is one of the most representative gotic in the border of the old town and the new city of Quito, here we clinb to the towers.

Plaza Grande, also known as Independence Square, is the historic and political heart of Quito. Surrounded by iconic buildings such as the Carondelet Palace (seat of the Ecuadorian government), the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace, and the Municipal Palace, this square has witnessed key events since colonial times. At its center stands the Monument to Independence, honoring the heroes of 1809. With its well-kept gardens, shaded benches, and lively atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to watch daily life unfold, listen to street musicians, and experience the living history of the city.

This church is considered one of the most beautiful of the churches in South America; it is also is called the golden church in Quito

where is located the virgin Maria at 3000 meter above sea level

Quito Cable Car (Teleférico) The Quito Cable Car is one of the highest aerial lifts in South America, ascending from the city to nearly 4,000 meters (13,000 feet) above sea level on the slopes of the Pichincha Volcano. In just 18 minutes, you’ll glide over dramatic landscapes and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Quito, the surrounding valleys, and—on clear days—the snowcapped peaks of the Avenue of the Volcanoes. At the top station, Cruz Loma, visitors can explore scenic mountain trails, soak in the fresh Andean air, and capture unforgettable photos from one of the best viewpoints in Ecuador.