Looking for a private city tour in Quito with a local guide? Explore the city at your own pace, from its historic churches and plazas to panoramic viewpoints and the Equator line—without the rush of a large group.
I'm Marco Herrera, a licensed National Tour Guide of Ecuador. I help you experience Quito with personal attention, bilingual guiding (English and Spanish), private transportation and a flexible itinerary. We can explore the UNESCO-listed Historic Center, El Panecillo, the Intiñan Museum and the Middle of the World Monument, adjusting the day to your interests and pace. Contact me directly to plan your private Quito city tour.
Human pace, clear stories, and safety. Quito is dense with detail—I show you the essentials (and the hidden corners) without rushing, and I adjust the order with weather, traffic and your energy in mind.
Thoughtful stops, smooth access, time for photos and coffee. You decide how many interiors to visit versus admire from outside.
El Panecillo in the best light; if you're keen, we can add Pululahua crater with prior coordination.
We can include La Ronda, TelefériQo, Botanical Garden, Capilla del Hombre, Iñaquito market, Casa Agave—or even plan a second day to see it all.
Order adapts to weather, traffic and interests.
Duration: 8–9 hours (recommended start 08:30).
What to bring: comfortable shoes, a light jacket (mountain weather), sunscreen, water and cash.
Dress for churches: shoulders and knees covered for respectful access.
Optional extras with coordination: La Ronda, TelefériQo, Botanical Garden, Capilla del Hombre, Iñaquito market, Casa Agave, Pululahua crater viewpoint, or add a second day in Quito.
8–9 hours total. We stroll the Historic Center at an easy pace with frequent stops; I adjust distances to your energy level and the weather.
Private door-to-door transportation, a licensed bilingual guide, and access coordination and timing. Public viewpoints are included.
Entrance fees (La Compañía, Basilica towers), Intiñan Museum, Middle of the World Monument, meals and tips.
Yes. With prior coordination we can include La Ronda street, TelefériQo, Botanical Garden, Capilla del Hombre, Iñaquito market, Casa Agave, or Pululahua crater viewpoint. We can also plan a second day in Quito.
For churches, please dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). Quito sits at 2,850 m: bring a light jacket, sunscreen, water and comfortable shoes.
