• El Arco de la Circasiana - The journey begins under this iconic arch, where the guide will extend a warm welcome. Here, participants will delve into the intriguing history of this landmark, a symbolic entrance to one of Quito’s most notable and lively districts.
• Plaza de los Presidentes - This open-air space offers insights into the lives and legacies of significant historical figures such as García Moreno, Eloy Alfaro, Velasco Ibarra, and Vicente Rocafuerte. Their leadership and decisions were pivotal in shaping Ecuador’s history and identity.
• Mercado Artesanal La Mariscal - As Quito’s largest artisan market, it serves as a smaller counterpart to Otavalo’s renowned Plaza de Ponchos. Visitors will find a diverse array of Andean handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs, with ample time to browse and select the perfect memento from their visit.
• Iglesia de Santa Teresita - The second neo-Gothic church constructed in Quito, this architectural masterpiece beautifully integrates history, faith, and art in every detail. It stands as a striking landmark reflecting the city’s rich religious and cultural heritage.
• Castillo Silva Del Pozo - Castles of La Mariscal:
  Enjoy a delightful stroll along Roca Street, between Amazonas and 6 de Diciembre avenues, where unique buildings appear as if they are from a fairytale. These architectural treasures are remnants of La Mariscal’s golden era.
• Avenue 12 de Octubre & Avenida General Ignacio de Veintimilla - La Mariscal Historic Villas Area:
  This area revisits how elegant villas and country homes once defined La Mariscal in the mid-20th century, a time of transformation and urban growth that marked a new chapter in Quito’s history.

Mona Caron Mural:
A captivating large-scale urban artwork that celebrates nature, resilience, and cultural identity through powerful visual storytelling.

• Coliseo Universidad Politécnica Salesiana - Salesian University Mural:
  Another outstanding piece of Quito’s urban art scene, featuring impactful messages of identity, culture, and creativity. This vibrant mural reflects the city’s contemporary artistic expression and its connection to social and cultural narratives.
• Mercado La Floresta - Visit a local market with a modern twist, nestled within Quito’s bohemian La Floresta neighborhood. This traditional space offers an authentic glimpse into everyday local life, where visitors can connect with the city’s culture, flavors, and community spirit.
• La Floresta - Explore the vibrant streets of Valladolid, Vizcaya, Lugo, Guipúzcoa, and Coruña, discovering colorful murals, independent galleries, cozy cafés, and hidden corners. This walk reveals La Floresta as one of Quito’s most dynamic cultural and creative districts.
• Ocho y Medio - A landmark of independent cinema in Quito, established in 2001 and located in the La Floresta neighborhood. Dedicated to auteur films, Ecuadorian cinema, and non-commercial productions from around the world, it also serves as a vibrant cultural hub hosting workshops, events, and screenings.

Here, participants will take a break at its cozy café, the perfect place to recharge and enjoy a warm drink before continuing the experience.

• Paccari Experience House - The experience concludes with a guided tasting of fine aroma cacao chocolates, crafted by Paccari, internationally acclaimed for its exceptional quality and unique flavor profile. A perfect final touch that celebrates Ecuador’s world-renowned chocolate heritage.

• Visit to La Mariscal Artisan Market
• Visit to Santa Teresita Church (neo-Gothic landmark)
• Ecuadorian chocolate tasting
• Professional bilingual national tour guide
• Carbonated beverages

• Gratuities
• Personal expenses

This tour provides a unique way to explore Quito, going beyond the usual sightseeing. Rather than merely visiting landmarks, participants will engage with the city through its urban art, local cuisine, and vibrant neighborhoods.

What sets this tour apart is its blend of culture, gastronomy, and storytelling. Participants will stroll through La Mariscal and La Floresta with a local guide who enriches each mural, market, café, and hidden spot with insightful context and meaning.

Travelers will uncover genuine locations often overlooked by others: artisan markets, independent cinemas, bohemian streets, and contemporary art venues—culminating in a premium Ecuadorian chocolate tasting.

This is an immersive, small-group experience crafted for those who wish to truly feel Quito, rather than just observe it.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.