Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Quito

See the best of Quito with this Top Attractions Pass that grants unlimited access to five of the city's top sites. Save 20 percent on entrances when you purchase this pass--and skip the lines upon arrival! It's the best way to see Mitad del Mundo (Middle of the World), Capilla del Hombre and Museu de la Ciudad y El Carmen Alto, plus other popular landmarks. Whether it's your first time in Quito, or you're a seasoned traveler in Ecuador, this tour is not to be missed!

This is one of the excursions that you will have the opportunity to change landscapes , views , wheather within 1 hour , from 2800 mts up to 4784 mts .it is a fantastic way of enjoying the Andean Parks and admire the mountains without going far from Quito City.This is the best place palce for pictures above Quito.

Iglesia de La Compañía de Jesús is not just a church, it is a living museum. It is not just about its beauty, it is about its history, it's significance in Quito's culture, and it's the best of example of how religion was imposed in Ecuador back in the Spanish conquer. It took over 160 years to complete the structure of Iglesia de La Compañía de Jesús, known as the "Church of the Society of Jesus" in English. Tours of "Iglesia de la Compañía" in English are offered daily, just ask the entrance!

If you're a culture vulture, no visit to Quito is complete with looking around Capilla del Hombre and Guayasamin Museum. Guarantee to your entry to both cultural institutions by booking your admission in advance and exploring the museums at your own pace. Capilla del Hombre chronicles the history of mankind through art while in Guayasamin Museum, more than 4,500 pre-Colombian artifacts depict ancient history.    

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.