エクアドル周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

A section of rock climbing, the ridge of the Sucre Face, climbing in a gully, and crossing the "pass of death." It's an excellent route for those who enjoy climbing and the adrenaline rush of traversing a narrow path.

It's an excellent viewpoint, both for Limpiopungo Lagoon and for Rumiñahui and Cotopaxi Volcano. Because of the cold, you'll need to wear a coat.

A beautiful circular path leads around the lagoon and great animal sightings are possible.

Here, an extremely creative person has apparently left a large number of wonderfully colored, lovingly designed ceramic mosaics on the walls of a tube-like plot of land between the street and the sea. The small open-air gallery is freely accessible through a massive portal; locked doors on the right and left separate the area from private properties; at the end the gallery opens to the sea. Definitely worth a visit!

A visit to the Museo des Sombreo should not be missed, after all the panam hat is an original handicraft product from Ecuador. It got its name because it made its way all over the world via the Panama trading platforms. In the museum, the production of the wickerwork material from palm trees as well as the production of the hats themselves is shown very clearly. It takes several weeks to several months until a single hat is finished. A fine hat easily costs €500, a top product even €6000. But these are waterproof, can be rolled up and even pushed through a wedding ring. The visit is also worthwhile because of the associated café. The stop supports the work of the museum just like the purchase of a hat and you have a great view high above the river and the new town.

A beautiful lagoon that you can also walk around from the parking lot. When the weather is nice, you have a good view of the Cotopaxi.

he Basilica of San Francisco (Basílica de San Francisco in Spanish) is the most important part of the Franciscan monastery of El San Francisco in Quito, the capital of Ecuador. The complex at the Plaza de San Francisco in the center of the city dates back to the 16th century and with its imposing structure is the largest architectural ensemble among the historical structures of colonial Latin America. As part of the old town of Quito, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The basilica belongs to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Quito and bears the title of a minor basilica.[1] The baroque church houses the pilgrimage destination of the Virgin of Quito, created in 1734. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilika_San_Francisco_(Quito) Admission free

The way over the suspension bridge to the Pailon del Diablo is just awesome. Magnificent views and a spectacular waterfall feeling are guaranteed.