Cathedral of Quito (Catedral de Quito)

Built in the 16th century by Spanish colonists, the Cathedral of Quito stands as a gleaming white landmark in the heart of the city. The cathedral’s architecture is a blend of neoclassical, Gothic Revival, and Mudejar styles, creating a visually striking structure. Inside, visitors can explore fantastically ornate chapels and admire an impressive art collection, which includes significant paintings from the Quito School of Art. The interior’s intricate details and historical artworks offer a rich cultural and religious experience.