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La Ronda Cultural Street
Quito, Ecuador
About La Ronda Cultural Street
La Ronda is Quito's most enchanting colonial street — a narrow lane of whitewashed walls, artisan workshops, and hole-in-the-wall bars that buzzes with guitar music and voices on weekend evenings. LDU Quito and Independiente del Valle fans congregate in its bars before big Copa Libertadores matches, and the artisan sweet shops sell traditional Ecuadorian candy that football fans take home as souvenirs. The street's intimate scale makes it the perfect pre-match warm-up for any visiting fan.
Located in Quito.
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About La Ronda Cultural Street
La Ronda is Quito's most enchanting colonial street — a narrow lane of whitewashed walls, artisan workshops, and hole-in-the-wall bars that buzzes with guitar music and voices on weekend evenings. LDU Quito and Independiente del Valle fans congregate in its bars before big Copa Libertadores matches, and the artisan sweet shops sell traditional Ecuadorian candy that football fans take home as souvenirs. The street's intimate scale makes it the perfect pre-match warm-up for any visiting fan.
La Ronda Cultural Street is located in Quito, Ecuador.