Quito

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5 lugares en el mapa

Miradores

1
Colina con la Virgen alada de Quito y vistas de la ciudad.
3 consejos
- Toma un taxi, evita subir a pie
- Ve de día
- Excelentes fotos panorámicas
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2
Teleférico que sube al volcán Pichincha.
3 consejos
- Ve temprano para vistas despejadas
- Lleva chaqueta, arriba hace frío
- Altitud de 4000 m, muévete despacio
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3
Mirador sobre el barrio de Guápulo y el valle.
3 consejos
- Toma un taxi
- Excelente lugar para ver el atardecer
- Cafeterías cerca
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4
Basílica neogótica con gárgolas de animales ecuatorianos.
3 consejos
- Sube a las torres para ver la ciudad
- No recomendable para quienes temen a las alturas
- Visita por la mañana
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Hilltop park with a glass cultural palace and views over the old town.
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Ride the Quito Metro: The metro line runs north to south through the city and is a quick way to avoid traffic.
Use the Ecovia and Trolebus: These bus rapid transit lines cover major routes, but watch your bags as they can get crowded.
Take the TeleferiQo: The cable car climbs the slopes of Pichincha volcano for big views over Quito and surrounding peaks.

Be careful at night: Avoid walking alone after dark, especially in the historic centre and La Mariscal; take an app taxi instead.
Guard your phone: Phone snatching happens; avoid using your phone near the street and keep it out of sight on buses.
Mind the altitude: Quito is at about 2,850 metres; go slow your first days and drink plenty of water.

Eat almuerzos: Set lunches with soup, main and juice are cheap and filling at local restaurants.
Explore churches and plazas: Plaza Grande and many sights of the historic centre are free to wander.
Use public transport: The metro and city buses are far cheaper than taxis for getting around.

Four seasons in a day: Quito's weather changes quickly; pack layers, a waterproof jacket and sunscreen.
Strong sun near the equator: The high-altitude equatorial sun is intense; wear a hat and sunglasses even on cloudy days.
Drier mid-year: June to September is usually drier, while other months bring more afternoon rain.

Visit Mitad del Mundo: The equator monument north of the city is a classic trip; the nearby Intinan Museum is also popular.
Try local dishes: Sample locro de papa, empanadas de viento and canelazo, a warm spiced drink.
Greet with courtesy: Ecuadorians value polite greetings; say buenos dias before asking for help.

Go up early: Take the TeleferiQo in the morning for the clearest views before clouds roll in.
Day trip to Otavalo: The Otavalo market is a few hours north and famous for textiles and crafts, especially on Saturdays.
Climb the Basilica towers: The Basilica del Voto Nacional lets visitors climb its towers for great views over the old town.

¿Solo tienes un día? Cada uno te mantiene en una zona, de la mañana a última hora de la tarde, con comida cerca.

Día 1 de 2

🕘 9:30–16:45📍 6 paradas

Día 2 de 2

🕘 9:30–16:30📍 4 paradas