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Quito Walking Tour

Our pick: Quito gastronomic walking tour: Tastings and colonial churches — US$ 40 (3h 30m, 4.95★ · 1,329).

4.9 7 experiences from US$ 29 ✓Free cancellation on most experiences

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✓ 2026-09-28
OptionPricePer personLengthRatingCancellationExtra fee
Quito Old Town Walking Tour: Market, Church & Ice CreamUS$ 29 p.p.
US$ 29
4h4.68★ · 100free—
Quito Old Town: Food & Culture Walking Tour with ChocolateUS$ 40 p.p.
US$ 40
3h–4h4.99★ · 87free—
Quito gastronomic walking tour: Tastings and colonial churchesOur pickUS$ 40 p.p.
US$ 40
3h 30m4.95★ · 1,329free—
Quito Old Town: Walking Tour with Church History & Local Food TastingsTop ratedUS$ 41 p.p.
US$ 41
3h4.98★ · 183free—
Quito: Full City Tour with Cable Car, Equator Line & All AdmissionsUS$ 130 p.p.
US$ 130
8h4.97★ · 173free—
Quito: Teleférico & Mitad del Mundo with Intiñan MuseumUS$ 159 p.p.
US$ 159
8h4.67★ · 251free—
Quito Old Town: Small Group Cacao & Chocolate Tasting WalkBest valueUS$ 5 per group—2h–3h4.95★ · 83free—

Real price per person across the 6 options: US$ 29–US$ 159 (median US$ 40). With 100+ reviews: 5 of 7.

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Quito Old Town: Small Group Cacao & Chocolate Tasting Walk
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Quito Old Town: Small Group Cacao & Chocolate Tasting Walk★★★★★★★★★★ 4.95 (83)2h–3hYou’ll walk Quito’s Old Town with a small group and local guide, weaving through plazas and churches while hearing stories you’d never find online. Taste traditional candies and real Ecuadorian chocolate along the way — plus there’s time for questions or just people-watching on Independence Plaza. This tour leaves you with more than photos; it sticks with you long after.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfrom · per groupUS$ 5View ›
Quito gastronomic walking tour: Tastings and colonial churches
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Quito gastronomic walking tour: Tastings and colonial churches★★★★★★★★★★ 4.95 (1,329)3h 30mA gastronomic and cultural walking tour of Quito's historic center with a live guide in English or Spanish, taking in the Basilica of the National Vow, San Francisco Church, Independence Plaza and the Church of the Society of Jesus while tasting local empanadas, chocolate, traditional sweets and canelazo. Children from age 3 are welcome; the route suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to Quito and want to see the colonial center without building the day yourself—the guide connects the churches, the food stops and the history so the afternoon holds together as one story instead of a list of sites.Free cancellationTravelers' pickInfants freefromUS$ 40View ›
Quito Old Town: Walking Tour with Church History & Local Food Tastings
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Quito Old Town: Walking Tour with Church History & Local Food Tastings★★★★★★★★★★ 4.98 (183)3hYou walk through Quito's colonial center visiting four major churches — the golden Jesuit baroque, the oldest church with South America's first brewery underneath, the Gothic Basilica, and the Independence Plaza where the city's history is written in the buildings around you. Local food tastings are included, and if you visit Monday through Friday, you climb to the roof of Ecuador's first university for a view that ties the whole morning together.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Quito's colonial architecture and history through the buildings themselves, not just walk past them — the churches are the story, and the food tastings ground it in the city's everyday life. The walk covers cobblestones and involves climbing, so plan for steady legs and comfortable shoes.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfromUS$ 41View ›
Quito Old Town Walking Tour: Market, Church & Ice Cream
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Quito Old Town Walking Tour: Market, Church & Ice Cream★★★★★★★★★★ 4.68 (100)4hA small-group walking tour of Quito's UNESCO-listed Old Town led by a local guide, visiting the Central Market, Independence Plaza, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the gold-filled Church of the Society of Jesus, with a stop at La Ronda and a hands-on ice cream making session using South American fruits and plants. The tour runs four hours and welcomes children from age 6 with an adult.Is it for me?Choose the small-group option if you want a guide who knows the stories behind each stop and the flexibility of a shared pace; book the private tour if your group prefers to move at your own speed and skip the market or the ice cream if you'd rather spend more time at the churches.Free cancellationfromUS$ 29View ›
Quito Old Town: Food & Culture Walking Tour with Chocolate
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Quito Old Town: Food & Culture Walking Tour with Chocolate★★★★★★★★★★ 4.99 (87)3h–4hYou’ll stroll Quito’s historic center with a local guide, tasting Ecuadorian chocolate and fresh empanadas along cobbled streets. Explore iconic churches like La Compañía de Jesús and San Francisco Church, soak up lively plazas, and share laughs over food stories. This walk leaves you feeling like you’ve seen more than just buildings—you’ve felt the city breathe.Free cancellationInfants freefromUS$ 40View ›
Quito: Teleférico & Mitad del Mundo with Intiñan Museum
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Quito: Teleférico & Mitad del Mundo with Intiñan Museum★★★★★★★★★★ 4.67 (251)8hYou get picked up from your hotel and taken to four major Quito landmarks—the cable car at 4,090 meters, two colonial churches, and Independence Plaza—plus the Intiñan Museum where you run experiments on the equator line. Chocolate tasting and all entry fees are included. A certified guide handles the history and timing, so you don't have to piece together transport or worry about missing the best light at each stop.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Quito highlights—the cable car view, colonial churches, the equator—without arranging separate transport or timing each stop yourself. The small group size and fixed itinerary mean you see the city with someone who knows it, not as part of a crowd.Free cancellationKids −29%fromUS$ 159View ›
Quito: Full City Tour with Cable Car, Equator Line & All Admissions
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Quito: Full City Tour with Cable Car, Equator Line & All Admissions★★★★★★★★★★ 4.97 (173)8hYou’ll climb basilica towers for city views, ride the Teleferico cable car up above Quito, stand on both hemispheres at Intiñan Solar Museum, wander centuries-old plazas with your local guide—and maybe taste real Ecuadorian chocolate along the way. Expect moments that stick with you long after you leave.Free cancellationTravelers' pickfromUS$ 130View ›

Frequently asked questions

Can I book with free cancellation?

Yes: 7 of the 7 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.

How long do these experiences last?

Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.

Which one is the travelers' favorite?

Quito gastronomic walking tour: Tastings and colonial churches is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.95 out of 5 across 1,329 reviews.

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