Old Town Quito’s Old Town is a wonder—blocks and blocks of colonial architecture some of it dating to the mid 1500s when the Spanish founded the city. Most of the sights are there.
La Ronda Street Be sure to spend time on cobblestone La Ronda Street the oldest in town.
El Panecillo EL Panecillo is the hill directly south of Old Town that’s crowned by the large Virgin of Quito statue.
Mariscal Sucre Mariscal Sucre aka as New Town is where most visitors base themselves. It’s home to a large selection of hotels restaurants money-exchange houses and upscale souvenir shops.
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