Top Quito Museums

Are you looking for a tour that mixes history, culture and gastronomy? This tour is the perfect opportunity to get to know the city of Quito and its hidden wonders, along with its landscapes you will have beautiful photographs to remember all your life.

Discover the life and talent of Ecuador’s most cherished visual artist, Oswaldo Guayasamín, with entry to the museum, chapel and home that preserve his legacy. View a large collection of his original paintings and sculptures, in addition to pre-Columbian and colonial artifacts, at the museum. See where Guayasamín lived and worked on a tour of his home, and enter the Capilla del Hombre, his final masterwork dedicated as a monument to peace and the people of Latin America.

Spend a memorable night out in Quito with dinner and a performance of the renowned ‘Jacchigua’ show presented by the Ecuadorean National Folkloric Ballet. Savor a meal of haute Andean cuisine and a welcome drink before taking your seats for a brilliant display of traditional music, dancing, and costumes featuring more than 90 talented performers and special effects. Hotel pickup and drop-off makes it a safe and stress-free nightlife experience.

See the show that’s honored as part of the living cultural heritage of Ecuador with tickets to ‘Jacchigua,’ a permanent production of the country’s National Folkloric Ballet. Take a multi-sensory tour through the history, culture, and music of the Andes as 90 performers take the stage in a colorful display of traditional dance, costumes, and rhythms. The top-rated extravaganza makes a memorable night out in Quito for all ages.

Depart the bustling city of Quito and head to the edge of the Amazon for a relaxing day soaking in the hot springs of the Papallacta Lagoon. Once you arrive, you are free to enjoy your time as you wish. Take a short, guided hike through the Cloud Forest, soak your weary muscles in the volcanic pools, or opt for a treatment at the spa (at your own expense).

Discover the historic center of Quito when you book this half-day tour of the historic center followed by a delicious dessert experience. Alongside a private guide, walk through the city’s colonial streets to see highlights like Independence Square. Then, stop at a woodcarving workshop to try your hand at the craft with a local artisan. End your tour with tasty treats at a local chocolate factory and a traditional ice cream shop.

With this tour, you can save the hassle of organizing a rental vehicle and instead explore Quito on a trolley—a replica of one of the city’s old trams. As you ride in style, enjoy guide commentary to help you learn about the sights. Places passed along the way include the Basilica of the National Vow, Plaza San Francisco, the traditional neighborhood of La Ronda, and artisan workshops.