Metropolitan District of Quito

Pichincha

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Popular cities in Metropolitan District of Quito

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Quito
Known for Tours, Cathedrals and Museums
Bordered by volcanoes and the Andes mountains, Ecuador’s capital city has treasures of heritage architecture, colonial history and natural wonders.

Reasons to visit

  • Monument to the Equator
  • Parque La Carolina
  • Foch Square
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Nanegalito
Known for Natural parks
Nanegalito awaits: its parks and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Bellavista Cloud Forest Reserve
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Pacto
Check out the local area in Pacto as you venture to sights like Montes Quisaya.
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San Jose de Minas
San Jose de Minas
Check out the local area in San Jose de Minas—home to attractions like Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve and Cerro Calera.
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Lloa
Check out the local area in Lloa—home to attractions like Mindo Cloud Forest and Volcano Pichincha.
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Nanegal
Check out the local area in Nanegal as you venture to sights like Pululahua Geobotanical Reserve.
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Stay near popular Metropolitan District of Quito attractions

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Monument to the Equator

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Stand with one foot in each hemisphere at this monument to the site where the equator is marked, then spend time in the accompanying planetarium and museum.
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