The 16 best discos in Quito

Good for travellers. It was clean and with good vibes. You can recommend songs! Cheap strong drinks for those that drink alcohol.

One of the best clubs/bars in Quito. Owner was extremely friendly and great atmosphere. If you want to party definitely come here! Great prices as well!

If you need to dance this is the place to be in. No entrances fee, inside the disco no one force you too take drinks which is good. Here people come just to dance and that's amazing, music is fantastic. You will find Indian, English and Spanish rock songs. Music mostly played is English that's Great 👍. You won't be disappointed if you love dancing, just be there.

This is one of the best discos in Quito. The music's really good and the environment is also something you'll enjoy. English is spoken here so feel free to order whatever you want.😄

Drinks are very accessible. Great atmosphere, lots of foreigners, good music. Its worth mentioning the neighborhood where it's located isn't the safest.

It's the most popular dance club in Quito, in my impression. Its nice for reggaeton, electronic music, some American disco and funk. Not a place for salsa, bachata, vallenato, or merengue. Its usually busy and fun though. Its open late and usually you can find an after party at a mystery location if you are friendly.

It's a great disco to dance, drink and it has a good environment to spend with your friends, also they don't cover to girls just boys and it isn't expensive just 5$ plus a drink. Sometimes they have good promos specifically in holidays. Here you could find a lot of foreign people if you want to meet another type of people. It is open until 2 or 3am.

You have a day for everything! Like some electro? Monday it's the day.. Just one drink? All week it's good!! Hahaha a place we're you can relax, enjoy, dance, drink, party and wake up with no memories! Pd:ask for the flaming lamborghini

Opens mondays. Nice ambient for electronic music. But warmy inside and cold outside

Really nice place to go out for a few drinks! The bar has two floors and serves a good choice of cocktails and beer! There is also table service which is great if you don't want the agro of having to queue for ages. Prices are in line with other parts of the area and are therefore a little bit pricey, but still really nice.

I like it here very much, not only the drinks and music is good but also the staff is good fun and happy to accommodate your requirements. Small and very popular it gets packed through all the night. Try to get there early and pre drink for the electronic bests and Latin Fusion styles

Really great music bar with cool people and delicious cocktails

Very nice small bar with good pizzas and nice local beer. A good place to go with your other half. The down side is that it's so small that it's almost impossible to get a table on weekends after 7 pm.

Best place in town for a drink you should taste the Flaming Lamborghini I thought out the crystal straws where you can see the drink hit the spot. You can also be accompanied with people who does not drink alcoholic beverages called zanahorias they are mixtures of fruits that are tasty as good god good

I definitely recommend this place. The artist is incredible. He mixes art from the Inca Empire and Picasso to create amazing art. The idea behind this place was that he thought it foolish to have so many churches to a God we do not know exist, but none to humans who have created so many beautiful things unfortunately we also create a lot of pain, and that is a lot of of the source of his paintings. The pain that is caused from one human to another.

The whole experience is just amazing! The tour thru the former residence of the artist is not only interesting from an artistic point of view but also offers a glimpse into the artists life and beliefs. The museum itself - the capilla - is breathtaking! The art is huge and this building is honoring this artist, who, as i believe, is on of the greatest of the 20th century! The tour guides are very knowledgeable and friendly! Can highly recommend. One of the best museums I have been to.

I love everything here. I don’t like the style he painted, but I could feel something from his arts and felt like crying. The guides were accelent, if you are not fully aware of Guayasimn, you should join the guide tour which is included in the enterance fee.

If you enjoy art, this is a fantastic museum to go to. We knew nothing about Guayasamin before our visit but we were blown away by the power of his work, both aesthetically and for its championing of social justice. The architecture is also stunning. The $10 ticket ($5 for seniors) gets you informative guided tours to both the Chapel and his house. There are no set times for the tours; they just arrange it when you show up. Uber from the old city is about $6.

This ambition temple to peace contains large works by Guayasamìn. They are bold, powerful, and moving. The scale of the whole place is grand and frankly overwhelming. Guayasamìn captured pain and suffering and in this temple, these are in full display. Something was missing though--context. The work and the experience would be much more enhanced if there was more context provided for the paintings. For instance the powerful and unique painting called Napalm is a statement about the Vietnamese war. Many younger visitors will not catch the reference or why this protest painting is so important. Since the museum provides free wi-fi, they can also include QR codes by works for visitors to dig deeper. I would have liked to read or hear the artist's words about the Vietnam war. I am glad I visited, but I was expecting something more intimate. I hear "chapel,"and I imagine smaller spaces for contemplation and reflection. This is a massive monument and temple for peace but also the artist himself. The foundation works hard to persevere and promote Guayasamìn 's work and legacy, but this drowns out the message and import of the chapel .

We were more than amazed at Guayasamin's artistry. It is truly inspiring. This artist made over 5000 pieces of art in his lifetime. This includes watercolor, acrylic, & oil paintings. He made sculptures and designed jewelry and even furniture. A true artistic genius. He started painting on potato sacks as his family had no money for canvases. He painted at night, hiding from his father, who disapproved of his career choice. His house and studio are shown with a guided tour, either in english or in spanish. There is also a museum with incredible works spanning 3 different art collections. It's definitely a must-see.

Perfect combination of architecture and art. Limited number of works, which works well with the huge spaces. Better to visit first the casa, and than the capilla.

Beautiful views, and a fun 18-minute ride for $9 round-trip, less for Ecuadorian nationals. There are two cafes up top, and numerous hiking trails and viewpoints. Careful if you're prone to altitude sickness, the summit is at 12,000ft. Despite 70f degrees in town, it was much colder and quite windy on the mountain, so bring a jacket. I love that dogs are welcome, I rode up with a friendly beagle, and there is a dog park at the top as well!

This attraction is absolutely worth a visit! 🌄 The entrance ticket is $9, followed by a scenic cable car ride to the top where the adventure really begins. The hike is serious, so be prepared with good shoes and some energy, but it’s incredibly rewarding. Along the way, you’ll find fun spots like a swing and several other unique surprises that make the journey even more enjoyable. Whether you go in the morning or evening, the views are stunning and the atmosphere is beautiful. A perfect mix of nature, activity, and a bit of thrill — highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable experience!

A must go to destination, just be sure to acclimate prior to it. Trying to get in touch with nature and altitude, this is the place to go. Love the “swing in the clouds”. Be sure to bring snacks and plenty of water, also keep an eye on the clouds and precipitation as things can change quickly up there. Bring comfortable shoes or hiking boots as the hike is pretty steep. Overall great experience and workout.

I highly recommend taking the cable car up to the observation area and then taking the short hike up to the higher tourist point where they have a nice picture area. Be aware that you’re at over 14,000 feet and the air is very thin. Plan on stopping often even though the hike is short (Even our guide was huffing and puffing). However the photos from the top observation area are beautiful.

Great experience. Absolutely beautiful. Wait for a clear day to get the most out of the trip. We went up in October while it was clear in the old town. Up there it was cold raining and hailing. Despite bad weather, views of mountains and scenery were breathtaking.

One of the things you’ll do when u r in Quito. It’s probably better when the sun is out but on a cloudy day hardly worth the $9. We’ll organized and clean though.

This is perfect way to go up and start your trekking got ticket in 5 minutes and got to start cable ride in 10 mins it's recommended to go early to avoid rush after 11:00 am

It’s Quito’s Central Park😎😎😎, a very large green space of very well manicured lawns. It’s a very well designed urban park of a multi-use model: walking/jogging and bike paths, football field, children’s playgrounds, large open areas suitable for group activities or cultural/entertainment events. Perhaps a more notable features of the park are the sculptures scattered throughout the park. There’s even one of a dog to mark the designated fenced dog play area. And ahhh … there’s a plane😎

Really nice park so many things to see and do and explore in this park

Great park to go for a stroll during daytime. Has a few attractions within including museums!

Not a park I would visit if I was out of my way and I was on a trip to Ecuador but it seemed to be pretty nice park. There was a skateboard area and a water area and there seemed to be a lot of people and kids enjoying their time. Probably more of a place for locals rather than tourists

I love staying by parks when I visit new cities and this is the biggest park with most amenities I've seen so far. Multiple soccer, basketball and tennis courts, full size track, skate area, family areas and more. Every city should have something like this.

We loved everything about the park. We started at the botanical garden (A real gem. A definite must do), then walked through the park barefooted (so clean there was never any worry of broken glass), sat in the grass and got grounded, watched the children on the BMX track (Wow!), and thoroughly enjoyed our day there.

This is a very beautiful park in the center of the new town of Quito. It is great for families. We felt very safe while walking thought the entire park. There are fields to play football, basketball, and many other games. There are small food courts everywhere.

A great park with different set of playgrounds for kids. There is an artisan market, bathrooms, and even a plaza for food carts. There is a cute kids library and my kids loved the quietness of the place. They rode kids bikes and tricycles.

Traditional park that has been one of the main gathering places that every person visiting Ecuador has to see. It offers a wide variety of activities, and enough green spaces to even have a cozy picnic or a family outing, a park that has outdoor sport facilities, public toilette's and performance stages conveniently situated. There is ALWAYS something to see there, from many vendor stalls to the weekend artists that gather to sell and, or perform their art way of living

Very nice park and I would give it 5 stars, but it has been under construction for over a year now. Lots to do like the artists market, street food, sports, bikes, playground equipment, and various other activities. Just need to be careful. Sometimes there are pick pockets.

El Ejido is one of the many metropolitan parks in Quito. It is not so big, but it has plenty of trees and spaces to rest. During weekends there are plenty of activities going on such as theater, sports and music. Everyday there is a handcraft market. During nighttime the park is not very safe, and it is a little bit dirty - it is hard to find a spot without garbage in the grass.

tranquil, lots of great food, art to buy, activities for kids and outdoor exercise. peaceful and very large park with endless opportunities

DOV:08Jun2014 El Ejido Park of Quito, Ecuador is the second main tourist attraction of Quito (after the drive to mountains). This as got Quito gate at entry with big letters of 'Quito'. This park is too big with good no of trees and greenery. There are many Jung food options too in the garden. Also its good to walk through the streets and you can enjoy good local music being played by the bands. 'Parque El Arbolito' is too close and nearby which contains many man made structures on small garden. Its good to have an afternoon here if you are in Quito. Nearby Attraction: Parque El Arbolito

This is a great park for walkers, runners & others that want to work out. One of the great things about this park is the beautiful old trees. There are signs that tell you the names of the trees. Many people gather in this park for all types of activities, including cultural dancers & many local vendors selling art, food & a variety of other beautiful local products. This park has a Metro station making your transportation to & from the park very easy. There is a strong security presence at the park at all times. You can rent bicycles at the park & enjoy a complete day of fun & activities at this park.

Most amazing and beautiful examples of ethnohistoric crafts and history. So interesting and with our guide we learned so much about the artifacts and enjoyed shopping in their loving gift store. Don't miss it!! Isidro Martinez was a fabulous guide with good pacing, easy to hear and wonderful stories.

This is perhaps one of the finest museum I have ever been. In detail,it explains the history of the indigenous people of Ecuador. 5 floors, each floor describes something different, clothing, pottery, musical instruments, etc. Descriptions are in Spanish and English highly recommend a visit

Wonderful museum focused on cultural history of the indigenous people of Ecuador from pre-Colombian era focused on how their crafts and arts express spiritual beliefs as well as meaning in every day life. Sufficient English translations. Beautiful museum design and lighting. Some enjoyable hands-on exhibits with musical instruments. Supremely helpful staff. $5 donation to the non-profit that runs the museum.

Just WOW! So well thought out. Provides an exceptional display of Ecuadorian history to modern times. 5 floors. Start at floor 5 and work your way down to the outstanding gift shop. Beautiful pieces from all walks of life in its rich culture. A must see!

This was a fabulous experience and way to learn alot about the many different cultures and periods of the diverse histories of the many Indigenous groups of Ecuador. The building architecture is designed to reflect aspects of cosmology and has 5 stories Starting from the top to the bottom the Museum takes one through a journey of learning with lots of information and accessible displays. Magnificent experience. Then entrance floor has a wonderful gift shop carrying local artists ceramics, jewelry and other items.

Great museum with wonderful artifacts and a friendly welcome - all for a $5 donation. If I'd had a bigger suitcase I would have spent a lot of money in the shop!

The space was downsized during the pandemic in order ro stay open, but it still has 5 floors of really cool exhibits. Totally worth it to learn about the cultural history of Ecuador and buy a few things to support local artisans.

The scenery is beautiful, but be sure to watch out for robberies.

Tie your hiking shoes tight, because this trek is a challenge ! But definitely worth the sights. Hidden parks , beautiful scenery, and horses! Take a stroll , won't cost you a dime . ( Unless you take a cab to get there or back ) get some clean air in your lungs .. and wonder .. who lives in those house off in those distant cliffs?!

Nice place Needs maintenance

Loved Quito! didn’t think I would like it as much as I did. Very interesting lots of things to do and see and the food was great!

It’s a really cool place to visit during the day. At night it gets a little bit dangerous and there are teenagers sometimes hanging out. You can take really cool pictures and if you want to avoid the cold at night and get a better view I recommend Techo del Mundo in Hotel Quito

Nice lookout offside Quito with a beautiful view over a green valley and not to far off from the town centre. From the lookout itself you can take a wonderful walk down the valley to the Church of Guapolo, which is quite beautiful as well.

Very beautiful view but it looks sketchy. A lot if broken glass and I think some homeless people around. Maybe better just to go to local cafe with a view instead. I didn’t feel safe in there

Great music and good band. Dancing is the best attraction!

Es un lugar vibrante. It is a great spot to go to dance salsa, to learn and to see great performing dancers. Most of the people are real dancers, that means it is super rare to see some drunk. So if you are planning to have a great salsa night. This is the place to go!

Amaizing local place for salsa and bachata dancing! I had a great time.

Great music, good atmosphere, wonderful dancers.

Good salsa place in Quinto. From what I saw the people can dance here, so if you want to dance Salsa or Bachata this is a good place. No merengue that I've noticed, but overall good. Sunday can be a little slow, but Fri or Sat good. They also have Kizomba.

The venue is fine and all but holy moly are the dancers some of the most creative I’ve seen in Latin/North America. The musicality and artistry are so crazy good. I would have been perfectly happy just watching the dancers all evening. There were so many times I wish I had more several pairs of eyes to watch all of the amazing couples. Truly impressive and a Mecca of Salsa/Bachata dancing in my eyes. Quito of all places!

Music and ambience is great if you're looking for Latin rhythms and dance! Place is big and well decorated. If you are tired of dancing, you can watch salsa teachers and professionals dancing! What an spectacle! So good, I had a very good time here. Only bad thing are cocktails and drinks, little bit overpriced and tasteless

I have loved everything about my visit at Casa museo Guayasamin. It was interesting to learn a bit more about this amazing artist. The guides are very knowledgeable. The views from the house to the mountains are amazing.

This intimate and full immersion into the life and art of Guayasamìn is a must visit for art lovers. In addition to seeing many of the artist's works on display, you will also see his vast collection of art from pre-columbian pottery and bowls to modern masters. An atheist, Guayasamìn, has a large collection of religious art created by indigenous people in the Quito school. These are displayed the way the artist wanted them to be seen. Look for lots of angles and saints with their eyes 👀 cast towards the sky. The house is beautiful and the studio is stunning. You can see his workspace, tools, and paints, along with his work. The house tour was excellent, but I wanted more time to.soend with the many pieces on display. It is packed with beautiful and intriguing art, and I found myself wanting more time to view pieces up close. The collection on the ground floor is breathtaking. You.see from his earliest works, Guayasamìn is a gifted and visionary artist.

An absolute must-see if you’re in Quito. The Casa Museo Guayasamín is a beautiful and deeply moving place that captures the spirit and intensity of one of Latin America’s greatest artists. Guayasamín’s work is powerful, emotional, and full of humanity — you can feel his passion and pain in every brushstroke. The museum itself is stunning, located in a peaceful area with beautiful architecture and views that complement the art perfectly. Walking through the house feels like entering the artist’s world — intimate, reflective, and full of history. It’s a place that touches you on many levels and leaves you thinking long after you leave. A truly unforgettable cultural experience in Quito.

These are two locations in one, both of them imagined by the great artist before his death. His private home gathers some of his personal belongings and pieces of art that he collected throughout his lifetime. The museum below some of his recent pieces and illustrate his own art. Both locations are a unique opportunity to discover the artist and his living environment.

Great experience. The guided tour in Spanish or English is included with the price of the ticket. One of the hidden gems of Quito

How great an experience learning about this man, his art and his collections, is impossible for me to put into words. His horror of concentration camps in Germany during WWII reflects our horror in the U.SA. today in 2025. 7/21/2025

First we thought it was expensive with the 10$ before understanding we would have a guide in the house and an other one at the center (both with paintings from Guayasamin). Amazing museum. We loved the mixed of the stunning paintings and the architecture/interior design. Only minus is that we felt like the tour in the house was very rushed. We clearly showed that we wanted a second to actually look at the paintings but we always ”had” to move to the next room. You cannot walk around on your own so we definitely missed enjoying many of the paintings.

(Translated by Google) Very good museum. You show the different cultures of Ecuador: History, clothing and traditions. (Original) Muy buen museo. Muestras las distintas culturas de Ecuador: Historia, vestimenta y tradiciones.

(Translated by Google) A nice museum inside the House of Culture. Highly recommended (Original) Un lindo museo dentro de la Casa de la Cultura. Muy recomendado

(Translated by Google) It's very precious (Original) Es vuenisimo

This is not Mitad del Mundo it’s a SCAM. This is a coffee shop, they called Mitad del Mundo and you as you don’t know you choose it as your destination. Careful to go there, taxi drivers will take you there and after they will be like “ no is not here” and you will have to pay extra now to go again to the real location

(Translated by Google) Great holiday (Original) Super q vacan

(Translated by Google) Excellent Place 👌☕🦞🦞🦞 (Original) Exelente Lugar 👌☕🦞🦞🦞

(Translated by Google) Excellent (Original) Exelente

(Translated by Google) Another abandoned building in Quito. (Original) Otro edificio abandonado de Quito.

(Translated by Google) The facilities are not modern but they are not bad at all. (Original) Las instalaciones no son modernas pero no están del todo mal

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bien

(Translated by Google) They fulfill their mission (Original) Cumplen su misión