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Explore Quito Old Town , a UNESCO World Heritage Site that features stunning colonial architecture and historic landmarks like the Independence Plaza (Plaza de la Independencia) , the Cathedral of Quito (Catedral de Quito) , and the Archbishop's Palace (Palacio Arzobispal) .

Visit the Inti an Solar Museum , located on the equator. Here, you can participate in a variety of experiments and activities that demonstrate the unique characteristics of being on the equator.

Take a stroll down Calle La Ronda , a charming street in Old Town that features art galleries, restaurants, and bars.

Visit the Guayasamin Museum (Casa Museo Guayasamin) , a museum dedicated to the work of Ecuadorian artist Oswaldo Guayasamin. The museum features a variety of his paintings and sculptures, as well as a collection of pre-Columbian artifacts.

Explore the San Francisco Church (Iglesia de San Francisco) , a stunning church that dates back to the 16th century. Afterward, visit the Capilla del Hombre (Guayasam n Museum) , a museum dedicated to human rights and social justice that features the work of Oswaldo Guayasamin.

Visit the Santo Domingo Plaza (Plaza de Santa Domingo) , a historic square that features the stunning Santo Domingo Church.

Visit the City Museum of Quito (Museo de la Ciudad) , a museum that highlights the history and culture of Quito. Afterward, take a tour of the Presidential Palace , which is open to the public for guided tours.

Visit the El Sagrario Church , a historic church that is known for its beautiful artwork and architecture. Afterward, visit the Carmen Alto Convent (Museo de Carmen Alto) , a former convent that now serves as a museum and cultural center.

Explore Mariscal , a trendy neighborhood that features a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops.

Visit the Museum of Colonial Art (Museo De Arte Colonial) , which features a collection of colonial-era artwork and artifacts from the region. Afterward, visit the Carmelitas Descalzas Convent, a historic convent that dates back to the 17th century.

Visit the I aquito Market (Mercado I aquito) , one of the largest markets in Quito that offers a variety of local goods like fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts. Afterward, visit the Casa del Alabado Museum of Pre-Columbian Art , a museum that features a collection of pre-Columbian artifacts from Ecuador and the Andean region.

Take a stroll up El Panecillo , a hill that offers stunning views of the city and features a statue of the Virgin Mary.

Spend the day exploring the natural beauty of Quito. Take a hike in the nearby Cotopaxi National Park, or visit the Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve, which features a variety of plant and animal life.

Return to Quito and enjoy a leisurely afternoon exploring the city's parks and gardens, like the Parque La Carolina or the Botanical Garden of Quito.

End your trip with a dinner at one of Quito's top-rated restaurants, like Zazu or Maito.