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2-Day Quito Itinerary with a Dog

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Day 1: Arrival & Historic Center Exploration

Morning: Start your day with a relaxing walk around Plaza de la Independencia (Plaza Grande), where your dog can enjoy the open space while you admire the beautiful colonial architecture. Many cafes nearby are dog-friendly, so you can enjoy a coffee together.

Afternoon: Visit the La Compañía de Jesús Church, a stunning baroque masterpiece; dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas while you explore the surroundings. Afterwards, stroll through the cobblestone streets of Old Town Quito, discovering local craft shops and street artists.

Evening: Head to Plaza Foch, known for its vibrant nightlife, where many restaurants and bars welcome dogs in their outdoor seating areas. Enjoy a relaxed dinner while your dog rests by your side.

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Day 2: Outdoor Adventure & Panoramic Views

Morning: Take a trip to Parque Metropolitano Guangüiltagua, Quito’s largest urban park. It's perfect for a dog-friendly hike and offers stunning city views with ample space for your dog to roam freely.

Afternoon: Visit the historic TelefériQo cable car station. While dogs cannot ride the cable car, the surrounding trails are dog-friendly and provide spectacular nature walks.

Evening: Enjoy a leisurely stroll along La Mariscal neighborhood, where many pet-friendly cafes and casual eateries invite you and your dog to wind down after an active day.

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Time and Cost Estimates

  • Plaza de la Independencia: 1 hour, Free
  • La Compañía de Jesús Church (outdoor visit): 1 hour, Free
  • Plaza Foch dining: 2 hours, Approx. $20
  • Parque Metropolitano Guangüiltagua: 3 hours, Free
  • TelefériQo outdoor trails: 2 hours, Free
  • La Mariscal neighborhood dining: 2 hours, Approx. $25
  • Total Estimated Cost: $45

Tips

If you wish to extend your trip, consider visiting nearby dog-friendly outdoor spots like Cotopaxi National Park for a full day of nature and hiking. For a shorter trip, focus on exploring the Historic Center and outdoor parks in Quito to maximize your time with your dog without rushing.

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