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Landmark · Quito

Torre 1 de Basílica del Voto Nacional

Experience the thrilling ascent up the narrow iron staircase of Torre 1 at the Basílica del Voto Nacional in Quito. This climb offers an exhilarating close-up of the neo-Gothic architecture’s intricate stonework and stunning stained glass, culminating in panoramic views over the sprawling cityscape of Quito nestled among the Andean mountains. Feel the buzz of adventure as you embrace the urban heights and historic charm of this iconic Ecuadorian landmark. Dare to ascend and immerse yourself in a breathtaking journey that rewards every step with awe-inspiring sights and authentic urban exploration.

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Clear seasons with mild weather, especially during dry months from June to September

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Clear seasons with mild weather, especially during dry months from June to September

45 minutes to 1 hour

Comfortable climbing shoes, Camera or smartphone for photography, Light jacket for wind at height, Water bottle, and Backpack for personal items

Adventure Seekers, Culture Enthusiasts, Solo Travelers, Photographers, History Buffs, and Urban Explorers

The nearest airport is Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO), approximately 30 minutes from central Quito by taxi.

Enjoy comfortable stays at boutique hotels, historic inns, or modern accommodations located in central Quito and La Mariscal neighborhoods.Book a stay →

Combine your tower climb with visits to Quito’s historic Old Town, visits to El Panecillo hill, or guided city walking tours.Book a tour →

$1-$25

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