City tour más monumento ecuatorial & teleférico

Vea el Quito moderno y colonial y visite el monumento ecuatorial que marca la mitad del mundo.

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We start with a panoramic route among the banking and financial areas, shopping malls and La Mariscal neighbourhood, where most of hotels are located. We continue towards the Historic Center of the city where the following attractions will be visited: El Panecillo, a beautiful place from where you can see both the colonial and modern sides of Quito; San Francisco Church, which was built in the XVII century; La Ronda, a colonial neighborhood, and Plaza de la Independencia (Independence Square). We will walk through the colonial streets, passing the Cathedral, the Government Palace and La Compañía Church, where adornments and gold altars can be seen.

After lunch, you will pass by the Basilica Church exterior before continuing to the northern part of the city heading up to the "Middle of the World", the monument that divides the Northern from the Southern Hemisphere. It was built during the XVII century when a French expedition defined the precise location of the equatorial line. The "Intiñan Museum", known as the Equinox Solar Museum, can also be visited.

Includes
- Services of a bilingual (Spanish and English) guide
- Entrance to the Panecillo and the Middle of the World
- Transport
- Hotel pick-up

Excludes
- Meals and drinks
- Personal expenses
- Tips and gratuities
- Entrance fees to Cathedral, Company Church, San Francisco Church, Government and Archobispal Palace, and Equinox Museum

Please Note
- Departures and returns are possible only from the following hotels: Four Points Sheraton, Dann Carlton, Radisson, Swissotel, Mercure Alameda, Reina Isabel, Rio Amazonas, J.W. Marriott, Howard Johnson, and the Hilton.
- Children below 2 years old are free of charge if seated on adult's lap and no meal is consumed.