Can you imagine your wedding in a history-filled colonial church, built between the 16th and 18th centuries? These cathedrals create the ideal environment to seal the feelings of a couple’s love; they are places to undoubtedly make the event unforgettable. Quito, the capital of Ecuador, boasts the most beautiful colonial churches in Latin America. This city, declared a UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site in 1978, maintains a number of architectural jewels constructed in the time of the Spanish colonizations and beginnings of the Republic.Quito´s historic center, holds more than 20 baroque style churches and convents, where you can select the best who fits your dream destination wedding. Some of them are completely out of the classic church, so here we prepared a first shot of the most popular.

“Fanesca” is a delicious and traditional Ecuadorian stew, made just once a year, around Easter. It features all of the Andean region’s most important natural products, with an additional coastal fusion to enhance the flavors. It is now a dish that has become the symbol of national cuisine: it has 12 grains, like the 12 apostles, and is complemented with piece of dried cod.