Built on the ruins of an ancient Incan city high in the Andes, Quito was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its well-preserved town center. The Old City is rich in history and houses more than 100 churches, museums, and municipal buildings that tell the story of the city and its rise from the ashes. Its cobblestoned streets are lined with boutique hotels and courtyard cafés where guests can try some traditional Ecuadorian pastries. Art enthusiasts will enjoy the Bohemian atmosphere of Calle La Ronda, a street that many artists call home, much like New York’s SoHo neighborhood. Map

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