Private Day Tour of Quito and Middle of the World
Visit the first Unesco site in the World, with spring like weather is home of the largest, best preserved Colonial A...
Historic streets, open courtyards and a city still making its own culture. Find your way into Quito.

Begin with the historic center’s plazas and thresholds, then follow your interests into another part of Quito.

Look closely at the space between a public square and a quiet interior.
Historic walks, cultural visits and wider excursions ask different things of a day. Start with the experience, then check the arrangements.

A conversation about a material or a meal can change the way you see a street. Approach Quito’s workshops and food culture with curiosity and time.
Plan your trip
Build a manageable city visit with a few clear anchors, realistic connections and alternatives that keep the day flexible.
Where to stay
Compare a historic-center stay, a neighborhood base and a northern city location by the journeys and evenings you actually want.
Food & culture
Approach La Ronda through its working spaces, food and material details, with time to ask questions and make considered choices.
Neighborhoods
Pair one neighborhood cultural stop with an urban park, leaving enough time to experience both without a rushed cross-city circuit.
Historic center
Connect a plaza, a courtyard and a few streets instead of trying to collect every landmark in one walk.

Give Quito’s distances and levels their own place in your itinerary. A few well-connected stops leave more time to notice the city.
Compare neighborhoods through the journeys, cultural stops and evenings you want to enjoy.
Consider access, the exact location and the journeys in your itinerary before choosing accommodation.
Explore where to stay