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QUITO: OLD TOWN
La Alameda
LA CHILENA
N
Basílica del
Voto Nacional
La Alameda
San Juan Monasterio
S A NTA P R I S C A
Parque
La
Alameda
Banco
Central
Plaza
Hermano
Miguel
6
CIUDAD VIEJO
Santa
Barbara
Museo Arte
Colonial
Museo
Camilo Egas
Banco
Central
Hermano
Miguel
La Merced
Mercado
Ipíades
Casa de
Benalcazar
San Blas
Inmaculada
Concepcion
Carmen
Bajo
Teatro Sucre
Palacio
Arzobispal
Museo San
Francisco
Palacio
Gobierno
Sucre
Theatre
San
Francisco
SAN BLAS
Alcaldia
Municipal
Plaza
Grande
Monasterio
de San Agustin
Centro Cultural
Metropolitano
La Compañía
de Jésus
Plaza San
Francisco
Plaza
Grande
La Marín
Bolivar
Theatre
Casa de Sucre
Plaza
Marin
Santa Catalina
Carmen de
San Jose
SAN
MARCOS
Museo de
la Ciudad
Plaza
Santo
Domingo
P L AZA SANTO
DOMINGO
Iglesia Santo
Domingo
San Marcos
MANOSALVAS
SAN
SEBASTIAN
Plaza
M. Saenz
LA T
O
LA
Cumandá
LA LOMA
Bus
Terminal
Ecovía
Trole
EATING, DRINKING
& NIGHTLIFE
El Búho
Café Sibari
Caféto
Las Cuevas de Luis
Cardelas
Frutería Monserrate
Govindas
La Guaragua
Pedro y Pablo
Tianguez
5
9
6
2
8
1
7
3
4
ACCOMMODATION
Auca Continental
Catedral
Hostal Sucre
Plaza del Teatro
La Real Audiencia
San Francisco de Quito
Secret Garden
Vienna Hotel Internacional
N
6
1
5
2
8
7
3
4
EL PLACER
La Recoleta
0
200
metres
Train Station
Plaza Santo Domingo and La Ronda
Follow Simón Bolívar east of Plaza San
Francisco to reach Quito's third
impressive square, Plaza Santo Domingo,
dominated by the sixteenth-century
Iglesia Santo Domingo
. From this square
take Guayaquil to reach the narrow alley
of
La Ronda
, one of Quito's oldest streets.
This working-class neighbourhood has
been completely renovated; the result is
a pleasant walkway of tiny art galleries,
bakeries and traditional cafés. La Ronda
has become a popular spot at night to
listen to live music or have a quiet drink.
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