Independence Square (Plaza Grande) is the historic heart of Quito, surrounded by elegant colonial landmarks. From here, enjoy a panoramic view of two architectural gems: the Basilica del Voto Nacional and La Compañía de Jesús, famous for its stunning gold-covered interior.

One of Quito’s most iconic landmarks, the Church of La Compañía de Jesús is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture. Its interior dazzles visitors with intricate carvings and walls covered in gold leaf, showcasing the city’s rich colonial artistry and religious heritage.

Visit the Middle of the World Monument, where you can stand on the iconic Equator line. Explore the cultural complex, museums, and interactive exhibits showcasing Ecuador’s history and science. A must-see landmark offering unique photo opportunities and a true “only in Ecuador” experience.

Located near the Equator Line, the Intiñan Museum offers an interactive experience that blends science, culture, and tradition. Visitors can explore experiments demonstrating the effects of latitude, learn about Indigenous communities, and take fun photos standing with one foot in each hemisphere.