Casa del Alabado

Quito's pre-Columbus era praises the Former Residence Museum, which is where Columbus lived before his life. It is a two-story bungalow, built on the edge of the sea, the scenery is very beautiful. The decoration of the house has a clear Spanish style, the furniture is luxurious, everyone can fully experience the scene of Columbus' life.

If you are not a fan of colonial history, this place in Quito is where you want to go. It is dedicated to the history of the pre-Columbus era and handicrafts, and it is telling the history of that era in a thoughtful and moving way. The collection is very well presented in an attractive building, and the price of the ticket includes free audio tour guide recordings. Most importantly, there is also a great gift shop.

The former Columbus Museum of the Former Residences was the place where Columbus lived when he landed in the Americas. He was a two-story building, very large in size, and now an exhibition hall of Columbus' former residence, temporarily many of the items and furniture he used in his life. The environment around the museum is very elegant, the birds and flowers are very beautiful.

This is a very beautiful 17th century European architectural masterpiece, reflecting the glorious history of the great navigational era. This Museum has a unique position in Quito and is worth visiting.

This museum is the most beautiful museum I have ever seen in Gequito. It has a history of more than 300 years. It is a delicate and beautiful two-storey building. There are many scenes of Columbus's time in the museum, which are beautifully furnished, reflecting the elegant life of the British nobles, and there are trams downstairs, only a sense of retro nostalgia.