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If you’re searching for where to drink tea in Quito, visit Casa Gangotena’s Café Quiteño, an Ecuadorian take on the British high tea.
Quito, the capital of Ecuador, is a city of history and culture. Its historic center was declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1978 and boasts numerous tourist attractions, including colonial churches, picturesque squares, and fascinating museums. But what makes Quito unique are its cultural celebrations. Throughout the year, traditional festivities showcase the best of Ecuadorian culture. Let’s explore some of Quito’s most notable celebrations and how you can be part of them.
Experience the glory of Holy Week from the comfort of Casa Gangotena Boutique Hotel! From here, you’ll have front row seats to admire everything!
Get to know the history of Casa Gangotena filled with mysterious rumors, city honors, and colonial splendor. Read on for more details!
White towers, a chapel with a legend, an art museum, and old beer company and a beautiful plaza await for you in the iconic San Francisco complex.
Explore the life and people of San Francisco Plaza from your base at Casa Gangotena, a luxurious boutique hotel in Quito’s Old Town.
Easter in Quito is a religious and cultural experience that expands to nearby small towns and brings with it curious characters and gastronomy.
During Good Friday, the procession of silence symbolizes Jesus exit from the cross to its Holy Sepulchre, in memory of his humbleness.
This baroque style church from the outside shows a facade of decorated stone while on the inside, its splendid golden decorations will surprise you.
Fiestas de Quito is the capital city most famous celebration! The party begins on November 28th and ends on December 6th, on Quito’s founding date.
