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Quito from € 871

Interesting facts about Quito

Quito is a beauty like no other. This bustling metropolis of high-rise skyscrapers and busy shopping centres sits between misty mountain peaks as a perfect mix nature and man-made. When you book your Quito flights with Air Europa via our official website, you’ll enjoy a spacious and modern plane with plenty of amenities, including in-flight Wi-Fi.

Points of Interest in Quito

  • Museo Templo del Sol Pintor Ortega Maila: Go inside an ancient church and holy site to tour this museum and see demonstrations featuring aromatic oils and crystals.
  • Parque La Carolina: Spend an afternoon relaxing among nature away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
  • Iglesia de La Compañía de Jesús: As well as being an important historical and religious landmark, this Jesuit church embodies lavish, ornate architecture, monuments and displays.
  • Quito Old Town: Walk around this UNESCO World Heritage district. Street vendors and authentic eateries line the narrow, winding streets.
  • TelefériQo: Ride a cable car to the top of the mountains for unbelievable views in the clouds.

Quito Cuisine

Street vendors in Quito sell authentic, delicious and cheap food. These are often recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation, and each vendor’s dish will be completely different. Be sure to try llapingacho: a potato omelette topped with fried egg, avocado, salad, chorizo and salsa. If you want something a bit lighter, how about green mango with salt? An under-ripe mango served with lime juice and salt, this dish sounds like it shouldn’t work but really does. This will be your new favourite meal if you’re a lover of sour sweets.

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Journey 3 steps itinerary

Explore Quito's rich past and vibrant cultural character through iconic churches, lively squares, renowned museums, and colorful markets on this immersive multi-day journey.

Historic Center Walking Tour
Museum and Monument Discovery
Authentic Market Visit

Enjoy the best of Quito's beautiful natural surroundings, with sweeping city views, lush green spaces, and mountain getaways ideal for relaxation or adventure.

Cable Car Ride & Pichincha Hike
Metropolitan Nature Park
Termas de Papallacta Getaway

Set out on a culinary journey through Quito, savoring Ecuadorian flavors at top local eateries, lively markets, and during an engaging cooking class.

Traditional Ecuadorian Breakfast Outing
Market Lunch & Tasting Tour
Hands-On Cooking Class

Forecast
Weather trends

Quito has a mild climate all year, with very little change from month to month. Temperatures usually range from 8°C to 10°C at night and from 18°C to 22°C during the day. The city has clear wet and dry seasons, with the most rain usually falling from March to May and from October to November. In contrast, June to September is generally drier, with some sunny days. Because of its high altitude, Quito has a fresh, cool atmosphere, and its weather is great for outdoor activities throughout the year. Even with occasional rain, the pleasant climate makes visiting enjoyable.

Gastronomy Cuisine

Quito's cuisine beautifully combines the deep-rooted heritage of Andean flavors with modern culinary innovation, featuring the best fresh, locally sourced ingredients such as potatoes, corn, and cheese. From lively street food markets to stylish contemporary bistros, the city's food scene effortlessly brings together traditional Ecuadorian specialties and creative fusion dishes, emphasizing comfort, authenticity, and cultural pride in every bite.

  • Locro de Papa

    Locro de Papa

    A smooth and creamy potato and cheese soup, often topped with avocado and served as a filling starter.
  • Fanesca

    Fanesca

    A rich seasonal soup prepared with grains, beans, and salted cod, traditionally eaten during Holy Week.
  • Empanadas de Viento

    Empanadas de Viento

    Cheese-stuffed pastries, deep-fried until crisp and dusted with sugar for a sweet and savory contrast.