Full Day Quito City Tour: Middle of the World & Teleférico

The basilica arises to honor the consecration of Ecuador to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, made by order of the then-president Gabriel Garcia Moreno. In the basilica stand out its towers with high tourist potential and incredible views of the city, the National Pantheon of Heads of State, catacombs, 3 chapels, and the Oblate convent.

ic Center, represents a political, symbolic, and historical center of the city. In the surroundings of this historic square, we can find the Palace of Carondelet or Palace of Government, the Cathedral of Quito, the Archbishop's Palace, and the Municipality of the city. In addition, we can see the monument to independence in the center of the square.

Its facade carved in volcanic stone and its interior covered in gold leaf make it a representative work of baroque and syncretism. The temple belongs to the Jesuit order and its construction began in 1605. In addition, the temple treasures paintings and artistic works unique in the world.

sentation of the Virgen de Legarda or Virgen Apocalyptica, a Quito work from the 18th century. It was placed in 1975, is 41 meters high, and is currently one of the tallest monuments in the world. It is made of aluminum and seated on a stone base. Likewise, the hill of Panecillo is one of the most charming natural viewpoints.

you from the city up to nearly 4,000 meters (13,000 feet) above sea level on the slopes of the Pichincha Volcano. In just 18 minutes, you’ll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the capital, surrounding valleys, and—on clear days—several peaks along the Avenue of the Volcanoes. At the top station, Cruz Loma, you can explore mountain trails, breathe the crisp Andean air, and capture spectacular photos. It’s the perfect spot to take in Quito’s magnitude and the beauty of the Andes from above.

ere you can stand with one foot in each hemisphere. This unmissable destination blends science, culture, and natural beauty. Walk around the monument marking the equator line, witness fun experiments that demonstrate unique phenomena at latitude 0°, and visit the ethnographic museum to learn about Ecuador’s diverse indigenous cultures. Enjoy local artisan shops, taste Ecuadorian chocolate, and take unforgettable photos with the famous yellow line that splits the Earth in two.

rsthand and in a fun way the aboriginal history of Ecuador, its cultures, and its knowledge mainly related to the study of the stars, especially the sun, its effects and influence on the life of these magnificent societies.