Mariscal
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La Mariscal is the epicenter of Quito’s tourist scene, so much so the neighborhood has become known as ‘Gringolandia.’

What Mariscal lacks in tourist attractions it makes up for in bars, restaurants, and clubs. Many visitors opt to stay in Mariscal for its wide range of accommodations and shopping and its reputation as the place to be when the sun goes down.

You’ll find a whole range of useful amenities in Mariscal, including internet cafes, banks and tour operators.

Our guides were friendly and even assisted me when I felt carsick. Things started out pretty good but gradually got worse as the day went on. They really left us feeling unimportant as they carried on most conversations without us in Spanish and at lunch then translated what they were talking about was drinking with their friends - not appropriate for us considering my son is only 13 years old. The lunch was way too late as we were so hungry at 2:30 that we were feeling sick and did not get good service at the restaurant. This also made our day very late and we spent over an hour in Quito traffic just trying to get back to our hotel. I would not recommend this outing to anyone. Continue Reading »

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La Mariscal extends from south to north between the avenues of La Patria and Orellana and from west to east between the avenues of 6 de Diciembre and 10 de Agosto.

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