Quito, land of chullas and cholas - English

The most fun way to get to know Quito, especially the wonderful Historic Center of the city, is walking, with us.

Explore the corners of the Historic Center, meander through alleys, zigzag, avoid hills and gorges; and maybe you can meet some Quito character.

In our free tour around you will have the opportunity to know and learn our history, which comes from the hand of Quitus, Incas, Spaniards, Cholas1, Chagras2 and Chullas

Itinerary
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Stop At: Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande), Gabriel Garcia Moreno Entre Chile y Espejo, Quito 170150 Ecuador

In the center of the square we will find the Independence Monument or Monument to the Heroes of August 10, 1809, being its most important element and the one that gives its name to the Plaza. It rises to the memory of the patriots from Quito who initiated the struggles for independence in Ecuador.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Palacio Arzobispal, Calle Chile Corner with Venezuela street, in the Independence Square, Quito 170150 Ecuador

The Archbishop's Palace is a palatial building, it is one of the four buildings that flank the Plaza Grande on its north side. It is the headquarters of the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Quito and official residence of the Archbishop of Quito.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: St. Agustin Church (Iglesia de San Agustin), Chile and Guayaquil streets, Quito 170150 Ecuador

The church and convent of San Agustín has a historical, social and political value because in this enclosure the meeting of the participants took place on August 15, 1809 for the signing of the Act of Independence of the revolution of August 10, 1810 that were deposited in the ossuary of the Chapter Hall.

Duration: 15 minutes