Quito Collection (page 6)

Front entrance patio detail at the National Basilica, Quito, Ecuador

For about $2, visitors can journey up the clock towers at the National Basilica, Quito, Ecuador

Pattern detail. Front courtyard at the National Basilica, Quito, Ecuador

Quito Twilight
The city scape of Quito showing the contrast between the Old Town and New Town

Colonial Ecuador
The Archbishops Palace at twilight in Quito, Ecuador

A flock of pigeons fly in front of San Francisco Square in the heart of Quito, Ecuador, South America

Cityscape of Quito, Ecuador, South America

Independence Square, the principal and central public square of Quito, Ecuador, South America

San Franscisco Church in Quito, Ecuador, South America

Cityscape with the Panecillo in the background, Quito, Ecuador, South America

Monument to the Heroes of Independence on Plaza Grande
Ecuador, Quito, the Monument to the Heroes of Independence on Plaza Grande. Quito was declared a World Cultural Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1978

San Francisco church, Quito, Ecuador

Altar of La Compania church, Ecuador, Quito

Latin American Cityscapes
Historic center of Quito at twilight. Quito is the capital city of Ecuador. ItAs name derives from the Quitus, who inhabited the region a long time before the Spanish conquest

Colonial Church and Monastery of Saint Francis
The Monastery of Francisco is located in Central Quito which is also recognized as an UNESCO city

Colonial Quito
Quito is recognized as a UNESCO world heritage site because of its Spanish Colonial buildings

Wooden door
This is a hand carved wooden door that leads into the entrance of a public Catholic church in the historical center of Quito, Ecuador

Catedral Metropolitano de Quito, Ecuador
This Spanish colonial Catholic church bell tower is located in the UNESCO city of Quito, Ecuador

Iglesia de la Compana de Jesus
This Catholic church is located in the UNESCO city of Quito, Ecuador. The bell tour represents Spanish colonial architecture

Traditional folk dancers from Quito, Ecuador
This dancer from Quito, Ecuador is celebrating the founding of Quito, Ecuador

UNESCO City of Quito, Ecuador
This Catholic church of San Francisco exemplifies the influence of Spanish colonial architecture on the city of Quito, Ecuador

Colonial Architecture of Quito Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador is recognized as an UNESCO city because of its preservation of Spanish colonial architecture

Colonial Quito, Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its architectural and cultural preservation. This colonial building is located in the historical center of the city

Urban Quito, Ecuador
This landscape photo is of a hillside neighborhood outside of the historic center of Quito, Ecuador

A Baroque Altar in Old Town Quito
This is typical Baroque altar commonly found in the historic center of Quito, Ecuador

Old Town Quito: A World Heritage Site
This urban landscape depicts the city of San Francisco de Quito.It is the capital city of Ecuador and is the highest capital city in the world at 9, 350 feet(2850 meters) above sea level

Quito: An UNESCO World Heritage Site
Old Town Quito is located in the South American country of Ecuador.Because of its preservation, Quito is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.In the background stands La Iglesia de la

The BasAilica del Voto Nacional
Ecuador, Quito, the The BasAilica del Voto Nacional in the historic center of the city. Quito was declared a World Cultural Heritage Sites by UNESCO in 1978

Plaza de San Francisco in Quito, Ecuador
This urban space is a popular gathering for the citizens of Quito, Ecuador. Its location is in front of the historic church and convent of San Francisco

View of Quito
Ecuador, Quito, view of Quito, the capital of Ecuador

Architectural Features of Quitos Basilica of Nuestra SeAnora de la Merced
This Spanish colonial church is located in the Ecuadorian capital Quito. This white stuccoed church is adorned with Incan and Catholic inscriptions

The Doors of Old Quito
These street doors in the capital city of Quito, Ecuador are reflective of the Spanish influence in its colonial architecture

The Indigenous Women of Quito, Ecuador
These Andean women represent the indigenous cultures of Quito, Ecuador. On that early morning, they were overlooking the Plaza de San Francisco in the Old Town district of Quito, Ecuador

A Hillside View of Urban Quito
In Quito, Ecuador hillside neighborhoods like this surround the old colonial city. These neighborhoods are geographically large and over populated

View from Panecillo, Quito, Ecuador, South America

Interior of Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Quito, Ecuador, South America

Basilica del Voto Nacional (Basilica of the National Vow), Quito, Ecuador, South America

Iglesia de San Francisco, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Quito, Ecuador, South America

Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Quito, Ecuador, South America

Plaza San Francisco, Quito, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ecuador, South America

The Cathedral, Plaza de la Independencia aka La Plaza Grande, Quito, Ecuador (engraving)
KW1078115 The Cathedral, Plaza de la Independencia aka La Plaza Grande, Quito, Ecuador (engraving) by Spanish School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Cathedral)

Ecuador, Pichincha, Quito. Geometric tile floor, Rincon de Puembo, Manuel Burbano, N6-66, Puembo, Ecuador

Cityscape, view from the El Panecillo hill to the San Diego neighbourhood, historic centre, Quito, Pichincha Province, Ecuador

Cityscape, view from the El Panecillo hill across the New Town, Quito, Pichincha Province, Ecuador

Colonial Architecture of Quito, Ecuador
Colonial Quito is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO because its preservation of it colonial architecture. Photo was taken on November 26, 2011

Old City of Quito, Historic Centre, showing La Basilica Church, Ecuador, South America

Hiker trekking Rucu Pichincha Volcano, Quito, Pichincha Province, Ecuador, South America

Most northern point in Quito seen from Pichincha Volcano, Ecuador, South America

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Quito, the captivating capital of Ecuador in South America, is a city that seamlessly blends history, culture, and natural beauty. With the majestic Pichincha Volcano standing tall in the background, it offers a breathtaking backdrop for exploration. One cannot miss the enchanting sight of Saint Anthony of Padua preaching to the fishes. This iconic sculpture showcases Quito's deep-rooted religious heritage and its connection with nature. As you wander through Historic La Ronda street, you'll be transported back in time. The cobblestone streets lined with colorful colonial buildings exude an old-world charm that is hard to resist. Sunset at Independence Square is a sight to behold. This UNESCO World Heritage Site radiates grandeur as it reflects hues of gold and orange against its historic architecture. It truly captures the essence of Quito's rich past. Walking along Pichincha Province's streets adorned with national flags fills one with pride for Ecuador and its vibrant culture. These symbols represent unity and patriotism among its people. At over 9, 000 feet above sea level lies Quito - a city nestled amidst picturesque mountains that offer panoramic views like no other. Its elevated location adds an element of awe-inspiring beauty to this remarkable capital. The stunning La Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus stands as a testament to Quito's architectural brilliance. Its intricate details and ornate interiors leave visitors spellbound by their sheer magnificence. A view over Quito reveals a sprawling metropolis surrounded by lush greenery and towering peaks - showcasing both urban development and nature's bounty coexisting harmoniously. Gothic Quito takes you on a journey through time as you explore its Gothic-inspired structures dotted across the cityscape. These architectural gems add another layer of fascination to this already captivating destination. Whether admiring city views or stepping inside La Compania de Jesus church, every corner holds surprises waiting to be discovered.