Quito Tour by night

Neo-Gothic style religious building in the historic center of the city of Quito. Due to its dimensions and style, it is considered the largest neo-Gothic temple in America. The Basilica of the National Vote is the most important work of Ecuadorian neo-Gothic architecture and one of the most representative of the American continent, being in turn the largest in the land of the new world. Due to its structure and style, it is compared to two of the great cathedrals in the world: Saint Patrick's Cathedral (New York) and Notre Dame Cathedral (Paris).

El Panecillo is a natural elevation of 3,000 meters above sea level, it was baptized with this name because of its resemblance to a small bread; It is located in the very heart of the city of Quito. It is one of the most visited sites in the city. Due to its location, it has become the most important natural viewpoint of the city, from which you can appreciate the urban layout of the capital, from its historic center and towards the north and south ends.

It is the heart of the historic center of Quito, and a historical space where a series of events of vital political importance in Ecuador have arisen and, to this day, it is constituted as a social meeting space for the people who live in the city.

Located in the historic center, dominated by the imposing façade of the Church and Convent of San Francisco, from which it takes its name, settling in one of the most representative urban settings of the city since colonial times, when its central fountain supplied water to the neighbors for centuries. It has functioned as a popular market, a space for military and political concentrations, and as a place for social gatherings and recreation.