Quito, Ecuador
Ecuador
Quito, Ecuador connects to 6739 places across 27 topics through 568 Bunkabop connections, from Spanish colonial history to Baroque art and Jesuit scholarship. Sports is the dominant topic, followed by government and history. Its connections reach strongly to Peru, Spain, and Colombia, reflecting deep Andean and colonial ties. In 1978, Quito and Kraków became the first sites declared UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Sites. Its historic center is among the largest and best-preserved in the Americas.
Rodrigo Borja Cevallos
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Ecuador | Cevallos, Ecuador
Pablo Balarezo Moncayo
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Ecuador | Ambato, Ecuador
Ana Cecilia Blum
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Ecuador | Guayaquil, Ecuador
Nina Pacari
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Stockholm, Sweden | Ecuador
Abdón Ubidia
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Ecuador | Lobos, Argentina
Catalina de Jesús Herrera
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Ávila, Spain | Guayaquil, Ecuador
Ana Estrella Santos
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: San Francisco, California | Ecuador
Departure tax
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Germany
Segundo Montes
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Valladolid, Spain | San Salvador, El Salvador
Quito Canton
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Mindo, Ecuador | Rumiñahui Canton
Rumiñahui (Inca warrior)
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Pillaro, Ecuador | Sangolquí, Ecuador
Sebastián de Benalcázar
Connects Quito, Ecuador to: Gualaceo Canton | Gualaceo, Ecuador
Featured in the Bunkagame quiz
- October 25, 2026 This global concert tour broke ticket sales records in Quito, Ecuador with 60,000 fans, and sold out in Madrid, Spain with 22,000 tickets sold while thousands of fans were left outside. 20,000 also attended in Barcelona. Which tour was it?
- August 13, 2026 This Mexican pop group, which grew out of the telenovela Rebelde, played farewell concerts in Quito and Madrid during their 2008 Tour del Adiós, drawing over 40,000 fans in Madrid alone. Which group is it?