Baltimore, MD, USA to Quito from $70: 1 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Traveling From Baltimore to Quito

Your journey from the urban charm of Baltimore to the vibrant, high-altitude beauty of Quito offers a striking contrast between American history and South American culture.

Best Neighbourhoods in Quito

Quito's neighborhoods each offer a distinctive character and charm for visitors.

La Mariscal

• Bustling nightlife and numerous international restaurants.

• Popular for its artsy shops and local markets.

Centro Histórico

• UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning colonial architecture.

• Close to many museums and historic landmarks.

Guápulo

• Scenic views and lush landscapes surrounding the area.

• Quieter atmosphere offering cultural experiences and galleries.

Best Times To Visit Quito's Attractions

Timing your visits to Quito’s attractions can greatly enhance your experience.

El Panecillo

Visit early in the morning for stunning sunrise views and fewer visitors.

La Basilica del Voto Nacional

Late afternoon visits offer softer light for photography and a quieter atmosphere.

Mitad del Mundo

Weekdays, especially in the morning, often see smaller crowds and a more relaxed visit.

Quito Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Quito enjoys a mild, spring-like climate year-round, with temperatures averaging between 50°F and 70°F. The best times to visit are during the drier months of June to September, as clear skies can enhance your sightseeing experience.

Dining Recommendation in Quito

Don't miss trying the local specialty, hornado, a slow-roasted pork dish served with crispy skin, often enjoyed in bustling markets like La Ronda. The vibrant atmosphere and bold flavors, enriched by Ecuador's fresh ingredients, contrast sharply with Baltimore’s seafood-centric cuisine, providing a delightful culinary adventure.