Quito Things to Do

Mayo 68 is a classic cafe-bar with a dance floor where you can have a great time, with sounds that range from Cuban to classic rock. In addition, at midnight you there are concerts with the best popular guitarists. You shouldn'... more

Located in the northwestern side of the Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana, this is a modern and comfortable venue, well set out and maintained and easily accessible from Avenida Patria. In the external part you can purchase candy,... more

Located in a university area of the city, in the north, this church was constructed in 1972 by the architect Eduardo Gortaire. It is a simple construction frequented mainly by middle class people. It is not a popular place of w... more

This convent, located in the historical center of the city, belongs to the cloistered Carmelite nuns. These religious devotees live a monastic life of strict contemplation. As a penance, they used to whip themselves with differ... more

Located in Quito's historical center, this monastery was founded during the 16th Century. Its primitive adobe chapel was very modest, and after the earthquake of 1639, it was rebuilt and extended towards the church and the gard... more

Teatro Patio de Comedias is in a big house with a very intimate atmosphere; In fact, this theater was founded by the owners of the property, the Guarderas family, recognized for their artistic tradition. They have created a spa... more

Located in the south-central part of the city, this is a relatively modern construction that dates back to the year 1912. It is in two sections - the church, with its single nave, and the baptismal chamber. The facade is very p... more

Although this cemetery is located at the extreme southern edge of Quito's historical center, it is nonetheless, fairly easy to access, thanks to the various modes of transport which run there. It was started in 1872, but did no... more

Right where the north side of the city starts, Cafe Libro invites you to spend an afternoon or evening in the company of your friends or relatives. This is a simple cafe, with wooden chairs and tables, each with a candle and co... more

The Basilica del Voto Nacional, is an imposing church, neo-Gothic in style, with gargoyles representing the national fauna. It is built on a high spot in the city center, a few blocks away from Plaza de la Independencia. It was... more