Also known as Iguana Park, this central square is famous for its tame iguanas roaming freely among visitors. Surrounded by historic buildings, it offers a lively glimpse of local culture. A perfect stop for photos and wildlife interaction in the heart of Guayaquil.

A restored 19th-century iron-and-glass structure that now hosts cultural events, markets, and exhibitions. Located along the riverfront, it blends history with modern urban life. Its elegant architecture makes it one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

Guayaquil’s most popular riverfront promenade, featuring gardens, viewpoints, restaurants, museums, and public art. Safe and beautifully designed, it’s ideal for a relaxed walk along the Guayas River. One of the city’s must-see attractions.

Las Peñas Neighborhood is Guayaquil’s oldest and most charming district, famous for its colorful colonial houses and cobblestone streets. Its viewpoints offer panoramic city and river views. A perfect spot to experience local art, history, and culture.

An open-air park showcasing Guayaquil’s cultural, historical, and natural heritage. Explore traditional wooden houses, local wildlife, and immersive exhibits about coastal Ecuador. A tranquil escape that combines nature, history, and education in one place.