Historic Reflections at Iglesia de Guapulo

Are you drawn to places with a rich history and stunning architecture? Iglesia de Guapulo, established in 1700 by Spanish settlers, serves as a testament to Quito’s colonial heritage.

Nestled on a hill, this church features striking baroque architecture with wooden altars and intricate carvings. Its historical significance is highlighted by its role as a pilgrimage site, attracting visitors seeking both spirituality and beauty. The surrounding nature adds an extra dimension to its appeal, as it overlooks the scenic Guapulo valley.

Must-See Features

• 📜 Historical Altarpieces: Adorned with exquisite art and religious iconography.
• 🌲 Lush Surroundings: The church is set against a backdrop of stunning natural landscapes.
• 🔔 Historic Bell: The original bell dates back to the church's construction, symbolizing its past.

Accessibility is easy, and entry is free. It’s a great spot for tourists, families, and historians alike.