Ride the TelefériQo cable car to one of Quito’s most spectacular viewpoints. Enjoy panoramic views of the city, the Andes, and surrounding volcanoes such as Pichincha, Cotopaxi, Antisana, and Cayambe on clear days.

Visit the Basilica of the National Vow, one of Quito’s most iconic landmarks and part of the Historic Center experience. Admire its impressive neo-Gothic architecture, learn about its history, and see its unique gargoyles inspired by Ecuadorian animals. This is one of the best stops for photos and city views in Quito.

Explore Quito’s UNESCO-listed Historic Center, one of the best-preserved colonial centers in Latin America. Walk through its main plazas, churches, viewpoints, and traditional streets while learning about the city’s history, architecture, and culture.

Visit El Panecillo, one of Quito’s most famous viewpoints and an essential stop within the Historic Center experience. From here, enjoy panoramic views of the old town, modern Quito, and the surrounding mountains. You will also see the iconic Virgin of El Panecillo, one of the city’s most recognized landmarks.

Stop at the Pululahua Crater viewpoint, one of the most impressive natural viewpoints near Quito. From here, you can admire the landscape of one of the few inhabited volcanic craters in the world and learn about the volcanic geography that surrounds Ecuador’s capital. This is a great photo stop before continuing to the equator area.

Visit the Intiñan Equator Museum, one of the most interactive stops near the equator line. Learn about Ecuador’s geography, ancestral cultures, and traditional ways of life through guided exhibits and fun demonstrations related to the equator. This stop is one of the highlights of the tour and a great place for photos and cultural learning.

Visit the famous Middle of the World complex and stand on the Equator Line, one of Ecuador’s most iconic landmarks. Take classic photos in both hemispheres and learn about the cultural and geographic importance of this unique location.