While the most popular hangouts at nighttime in Quito are the numerous craft beer bars, pubs and clubs around Plaza Foch, sometimes it’s nice to treat yourself to a cocktail or two in a more upscale location, particularly one with a view. While the city isn’t renowned for its cocktail scene, here are a few places to go for a well mixed drink in Quito: http://ailo.la/g5g5
Quito is a spectacular city with soaring mountains, dramatic volcano peaks and colourful Lego-like neighbourhoods. Two areas in particular have especially stunning views: Guápulo and Parque Itchimbía. In both areas, you will find there are lots of great restaurants and cafes where you can enjoy the sweeping vista as well as a nice meal.
Read more on http://blog.ailolaquito.com/2015/10/01/restaurants-with-the-best-views-of-quito/
New shoes? A souvenir for home? Don’t worry; Quito’s got you covered. While it may be a small city, Quito is home to a great variety of shopping hubs – from bustling second hand markets to up-market boutique stores.
Read more on http://blog.ailolaquito.com/2015/09/15/quitos-shopping-hotspots/
Since the eruption of the Cotopaxi volcano on August 14th, 2015 we get inquiries from worried clients asking about the real conditions when learning Spanish to Quito:
We have just heard about the eruption of Cotapaxi volcano. How are the local conditions? Is there any danger when visiting Quito? Is it secure to study in Quito? Can we move to another school in case the conditions don't allow to stay in Quito?
Read the answer in our blog post: http://blog.ailolaquito.com/2015/08/25/is-the-er ...
