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

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Traveling From Austin to Quito

Your journey from Austin, with its lively music scene and Texan charm, to Quito, where the breathtaking Andes meet rich cultural heritage, offers a striking blend of experiences.

Best Neighbourhoods in Quito

Quito offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own charm and character.

La Mariscal

• Bustling nightlife with countless bars and restaurants.

• Vibrant street art and cultural events throughout the year.

Old Town (Centro Histórico)

• UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning colonial architecture.

• Rich history visible in its churches and plazas.

Guapulo

• Scenic views overlooking the city and surrounding mountains.

• Trendy cafés and art galleries for creative exploration.

Best Times To Visit Quito's Attractions

Timing your visits can make all the difference in your Quito experience.

La Mitad del Mundo

Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for fewer tourists and great lighting.

Quito’s Teleférico

Go on weekdays, especially in the early morning, to enjoy breathtaking views with less crowd.

Plaza Grande

Late morning offers lovely weather for a stroll and fewer visitors.

Quito Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Quito enjoys a mild climate year-round, with temperatures typically ranging from the mid-50s to mid-70s°F. The best times to explore are during the dry months from June to September, when you can fully enjoy outdoor attractions undeterred by rain.

Dining Recommendation in Quito

Try the hornado at Mercado Central, a succulent roasted pork dish served with crispy skin, mote (hominy), and fresh llapingachos (potato cakes), showcasing Ecuador's rich flavors. This culinary experience offers a cozy local atmosphere that differs from the trendy eateries in Austin, highlighting traditional ingredients and preparation methods.