FamxplorOld Town of Quito
What to expect
The Old Town of Quito is a historic center with a rich cultural heritage, featuring 32 museums, 24 churches, 7 convents, 6 monasteries, and 13 plazas. It is one of the best-preserved and least altered historic centers in Latin America, with a unique blend of Spanish, Italian, Moorish, Flemish, and indigenous art. Visitors can explore the city's historic neighborhoods, such as La Ronda, and visit iconic landmarks like the Basílica del Voto Nacional. The city's elevation of 2,850 meters makes it an exciting destination for families to explore, with a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty
Plan your family visit to the Old Town of Quito with these blog insights 👇
Quito with a child - Experiences with a 4-year-old in Ecuador's capital
Activities: We explored the Old Town of Quito, a UNESCO World Heritage site. "The streets are almost deserted." We wandered around, looking at things. "The son is annoyed because the mama is constantly taking pictures."
Highlights: The author and child walked around in the Old Town. The weather was nice. "In Quito, the most beautiful sun seems to shine." ✨