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Quito 2008–2015 5 photos of this spot

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Calle García Moreno, a street in the historic center of Quito, Ecuador, photographed in 2008. The street is named for Gabriel García Moreno, a 19th-century president of Ecuador, and runs through the colonial-era core of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Calle Gabriel Garcia Moreno, Quito, 2008
Calle Gabriel Garcia Moreno 2008 Calle García Moreno, a street in the historic center of Quito, Ecuador, photographed in 2008. The street is named for Gabriel García Moreno, a 19th-century president of Ecuador, and runs through the colonial-era core of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Catedral de Quito, Quito, 2008
Catedral de Quito 2008 The Metropolitan Cathedral of Quito, on the city's central Plaza Grande, photographed in 2008. Construction of the cathedral began in the 16th century, making it one of the oldest in South America.
Plaza Grande - Quito, Quito, 2010
Plaza Grande - Quito 2010 Plaza Grande, also known as the Plaza de la Independencia, is the historic central square of Quito, Ecuador's capital, and lies within the city's UNESCO-listed colonial old town. This photograph was taken in 2010.
Palácio do Governo de Quito, Equador, Quito, 2015
Palácio do Governo de Quito, Equador 2015 The Carondelet Palace, seat of Ecuador's government, on Plaza Grande in Quito, photographed in 2015.
Torre da Catedral de Quito - Equador, Quito, 2015
Torre da Catedral de Quito - Equador 2015 The tower of Quito's Metropolitan Cathedral, one of the oldest cathedrals in South America and a fixture of Plaza Grande, rises in this 2015 photograph.