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Walking the Streets of Cuenca

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Tile Map, Cuenca, Ecuador

{{nyaa-dropcap}}I think I love Cuenca most because it is an extremely walkable place, unlike most cities in Ecuador. Crossing the street did not come with the fear that cars would run you over before noticing you were even there. Many of the walkable paths are pedestrian only and you don’t share them with diesel belching buses. There are old buildings, cobblestone streets, churches around almost every corner, and a river with multiple bridges to cross. There are plazas where you can find a bit of shade and vendors to sell you an ice cream or a bottle of water. And everyone is very friendly. If you plan on visiting Cuenca, plan at least a few hours of wandering.

The New Cathedral from the Flower Market, Cuenca, Ecuador
Horses with Rider on Simón Bolívar., Cuenca, Ecuador
The Plaza in front of the New Cathedral; Cuenca, Ecuador
Horses and Riders passing the New Cathedral Plaza; Cuenca, Ecuador
Detail of carved stone, Cuenca, Ecuador
Near the Apartments Otorongo and the Plaza del Otorongo, Cuenca, Ecuador
Just above Puente del Centenario, Cuenca, Ecuador
Best place for Panama Hats in Cuenca; Cuenca, Ecuador
Calle Juan Jaramillo near Calle Hermano Miguel, Cuenca, Ecuador
The New Cathedral as seen from Padre Aguirre near Juan Jaramillo, Cuenca, Ecuador
Carved wooden doors of the Iglesia de las Conceptas, Cuenca, Ecuador
Street Art, Cuenca, Ecuador
Old buildings on Calle Large, Cuenca, Ecuador
Honorato Vasquez y Presidente Borrero, Cuenca, Ecuador
Carved wooden doors to the Iglesia de Todos Santos, Cuenca, Ecuador
Tile Map, Cuenca, Ecuador
Street Art, Cuenca, Ecuador
Street Art on Calle Larga, Cuenca, Ecuador
Iglesia del San Alfonso, Cuenca, Ecuador
Carved wooden doors, Cuenca, Ecuador
Houses near the Rio Tomebamba, Cuenca, Ecuador
Detail of a stone step, Cuenca, Ecuador

Map of Cuenca


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