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El Mirador De Guapulo is a park, located at Rafael Leon Larrea, Quito, Ecuador

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Rafael Leon Larrea, Quito

Added by Jopie, at 07 June 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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9 Reviews

  • Marco Mera
    28 December 2017

    It Is a beautiful place

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  • La Digital Creativa
    24 December 2017

    Amazing view of Cumbayá Valley. Comfortable and cool. Bring a jacket or a heavy sweater at night. It's safe and there's always people there. Also, a small café with a cozy atmosphere.

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  • Danilo
    24 July 2017

    Lovely view. Totally recommended

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  • Francis Peña
    10 July 2017

    Amazing Guapulo's view. I loved this place. There is an excellent coffee where you can enjoy vegan food.

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  • Artsiom Rybak
    28 March 2017

    Fantastic views. Down grade you can visit Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Merced. Construction was completed in 1736.

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  • Ratata Ooway
    31 January 2017

    Tie your hiking shoes tight, because this trek is a challenge ! But definitely worth the sights. Hidden parks , beautiful scenery, and horses! Take a stroll , won't cost you a dime . ( Unless you take a cab to get there or back ) get some clean air in your lungs .. and wonder .. who lives in those house off in those distant cliffs?!

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  • Paul Mosquera
    13 January 2017

    Nice view! Not well maintained

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  • Zach Eaton
    12 August 2016

    The best view in Quito!

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  • Ovidio Luque
    14 June 2016

    Very Nice view! Sometimes you can see Cayambe Volcano. Of course it all depends on the weather, every now and then there is a lot of fog and you can see nothing.

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