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Visit the Church of the Society of Jesus (Iglesia La Compañía de Jesús) , one of the most ornate and impressive churches in Quito, featuring stunning Baroque architecture and intricate gold leaf decorations. Afterward, explore the San Francisco Church (Iglesia de San Francisco) , a 16th-century church that features a museum and stunning views of the city.

Take a trip to El Panecillo , a hill located in the heart of Quito that offers panoramic views of the city and features a towering statue of the Virgin Mary. Afterward, head to Independence Plaza (Plaza de la Independencia) , the main square in Quito that features historic buildings, monuments, and a park.

Visit the Guayasamin Museum (Casa Museo Guayasamin) , a museum dedicated to the works of Ecuadorian artist Oswaldo Guayasamin, known for his powerful and emotional paintings that depict the struggles of indigenous people and social injustice.

Explore Calle La Ronda , a charming and colorful street in Quito's historic district that features art galleries, shops, and restaurants. Afterward, visit the Capilla del Hombre (Guayasamín Museum) , an art museum and cultural center that features the works of Oswaldo Guayasamin and celebrates the indigenous cultures of Ecuador.

Take a stroll through Santo Domingo Plaza (Plaza de Santa Domingo) , a historic square in Quito that features a 17th-century church and a variety of shops and restaurants. Afterward, visit the City Museum of Quito (Museo de la Ciudad) , which offers a comprehensive look at the history and culture of Quito and Ecuador.

Visit the Presidential Palace , the official residence of the President of Ecuador, and watch the changing of the guard ceremony. Afterward, head to El Sagrario Church , a historic church that features stunning Baroque architecture and a museum.

Start your day with a visit to the Archbishop's Palace (Palacio Arzobispal) , a historic building that features stunning colonial architecture and a museum. Afterward, visit the Cathedral of Quito (Catedral de Quito) , a 16th-century church that features beautiful stained glass windows and intricate interior decorations.

Explore Iñaquito Market (Mercado Iñaquito) , a bustling market in Quito that offers a variety of goods, including fresh produce, meats, and textiles. Afterward, visit the Casa del Alabado Museum of Pre-Columbian Art , which houses a collection of pre-Columbian artifacts and works of art.

Spend your evening in Mariscal , a trendy neighborhood in Quito that's known for its nightlife, restaurants, and bars. Visit the Museum of Colonial Art (Museo De Arte Colonial) , which features a collection of colonial-era art and artifacts.