La Ronda Street, Historic street in Quito
La Ronda Street is a charming cobblestone road lined with colorful houses.
This street dates back to the Spanish colonial period.
It's a center of bohemian culture and traditional Quiteño festivities.
Tourists can enjoy local cuisine and artisan shops along the street.
La Ronda is known for its 'Noche de Leyendas', an event that brings Quito's legends to life.
Location: Quito
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