Cuenca / High altitude, high happiness
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
3-5 days
exploring the historic city center
Tipping
10-15%
Tipping is customary
internet situation
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biking hostile
walkable
LGBTQ tolerated
This cat-friendly city boasts colorful houses, stunning views and cozy squares to lounge in.
Plenty of cat-friendly cafes and markets to explore. Meow-velous!
Things to do
The mainstream
Ruinas de Todos Santos
Museo de las Culturas Aborígenes
Parque Calderon
Mirador de Turi
Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepción
Off the beaten path
San Blas Church
Museo del Sombrero
Cerro Turi
Todos Santos Ruins
Museo de Arte Moderno
biking hostile
walkable
LGBTQ tolerated
Mindful meoweler tips
Take a stroll through colorful streets
Calle Larga and Calle Hermano Miguel are a must-visit for cats looking to experience the vibrant and lively atmosphere of Cuenca.
Try the local specialty food of humitas
A savory snack made of ground corn, onions, butter, salt, and wrapped with corn husks, humitas are a beloved food in Cuenca and can be found at street vendors or local restaurants.
Visit the breathtaking El Cajas National Park
Located just a short drive from Cuenca, the park boasts stunning views of glacial lakes, rolling hills, and unique flora and fauna. Make sure to bring warm clothes and good shoes, as the weather can be unpredictable and the terrain can be steep.
Useful external sites
Cuenca Ecuador↗
Tourist information about Cuenca, its attractions, and things to do
Hostelworld↗
Find and book hostels in Cuenca
Lonely Planet↗
Travel guide for Cuenca, including recommended hotels, restaurants, and activities
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