These two sites in the city center serve as excellent viewpoints of colonial Quito. El Panecillo has several stalls selling food, drink, and souvenirs. La Libertad has a museum with the history of the Battle of Pichincha.
Found in the north of Quito, Ciudad Mitad del Mundo is a complex with museums where you can learn about the site and Ecuador. You can climb to the top of the central monument for views of the landscape and city.
Known mainly for its influence in fashion and design, the city is also filled with history. One of its most notable sites is the majestic Duomo Cathedral which offers tours where you get spectacular views from its roof.
Roam around the beautiful streets of Verona exploring its numerous plazas lined with restaurants and cafes. There are several Roman ruins, museums, Juliet's Balcony, and a functioning Roman Amphitheater.
Football is religiously followed in Argentina and the capital is home to one of South America's biggest rivalry, Boca Juniors vs River Plate. Therefore, a visit to the historic La Bonbonera was a must followed by a city walk.
Within the National Park of Huascaran lie the ruins of an ancient civilization. Highly respected in their prime and later generations for mastery in architecture, astrology, mathematics, and spirituality.