• Parque La Carolina - The tour begins at Avenida Unidas and Calle Republica del Salvador, the main entrance to Quicentro Shopping Center. This location is easily accessible and serves as the financial hub of Quito. Here, visitors will not only explore the park but also the surrounding areas that showcase the city’s modern side.
• Mariscal District - The journey continues to the charming La Mariscal neighborhood, renowned for its vibrant nightlife and colorful markets. Visitors will experience the blend of tradition and modernity that defines this area while admiring its early 20th-century architecture.
• Plaza Foch - The adventure kicks off in this square, the heart of the historic “La Mariscal” neighborhood, with a welcome and technical briefing. The tour then proceeds through the neighborhood, allowing visitors to appreciate its architecture from the golden age of Quito’s aristocracy in the early 20th century.
• Parque El Ejido - Departing from “La Mariscal,” the tour heads closer to the city’s historic center. After about 20 minutes, visitors arrive at Ejido Park, rich in history and home to Quito’s heritage plants, where even a presidential assassination took place.
• Basilica del Voto Nacional - Before entering Quito’s historic center, the tour pauses to admire this neo-Gothic church, renowned for its unique details. Visitors can also choose to climb its towers, offering excellent views of the city.
• Palacio Arzobispal - This building invites visitors to enjoy its beautiful Andalusian patio and savor delicacies prepared by local artisans.
• Independence Square - Surrounded by the city’s most significant buildings, this square is the heart of Quito’s historic center, a site of many historical events and a popular meeting place for locals. (The bike ride from the basilica to the main square takes 15 minutes)
• Yumbos Chocolate - Located opposite the Church of San Francisco, one of Quito’s oldest, the Yumbos chocolate store offers a chance to taste the country’s finest chocolate. (10 minutes by bike from the previous stop)
• Calle La Ronda - This bohemian street in central Quito welcomes visitors with its lively atmosphere and stunning views of the “Virgen del Panecillo.”
• Teatro Sucre - As the tour leaves Quito’s historic center, it heads north along the old road to Cartagena, passing by the Sucre National Theater. The bike ride from La Ronda street takes about 15 minutes.
• Parque La Alameda - The tour crosses through La Alameda Park, Quito’s first garden, where plants previously unknown to locals were introduced. This space also houses the astronomical observatory and other monuments.
• Guapulo Viewpoint - This lesser-known tourist spot offers breathtaking views of Quito and the Andes mountain range. With some luck, visitors might spot a few volcanoes. It is also the starting point for the Spanish conquerors’ 16th-century journey in search of the land of cinnamon. The bike ride to this viewpoint takes about 20 minutes.

• Snacks
• Safety equipment (helmet and gloves)
• Bicycle use

• Gratuities
• Basilica of the National Vote Ticket ($4)

Experience Quito on wheels!

Discover the stunning city of Quito in an eco-friendly and unique manner. Avoid traffic delays and instead, immerse yourself in an unforgettable adventure with a fun, easy, and secure tour of the city’s most iconic landmarks.

The tour will take you from the modern areas to the historic center, which is the largest and best-preserved in Latin America. Enjoy the city from a distinctive viewpoint on a route tailored to your fitness level, all while producing zero carbon emissions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.