City: Imbabura Province
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Imbabura (Spanish pronunciation: [imbaˈβuɾa]) is a province located in the Andes of northern Ecuador. The capital is Ibarra. The people of the province speak Spanish and the Imbaburan Quechua language.
Restaurants in Imbabura Province
1. El Gran Condor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By christophergG7168EY - Oxted, United Kingdom
Loved this local artesian craft shop,the lovely lady owner showed us how they take the alpaca and lama wool and spin & weave the yarn, no pressure to buy anything. Hood quality local scarves,sweaters, hats etc at reasonable prices
2. Otavalo Learning and Adventure
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
We are a collective of language teachers who desire to share our passion for Spanish with you. We strive to provide an ideal balance between strong language instruction, cultural experiences, and the practice of communication that binds them together.
Reviewed By roman76444
My girlfriend and I had two weeks of Spanish classes and we learned a lot. We are now able to understand and initiate mostly all daily routine conversations and talk about topics relevant for our travels. The classes with Mayra have been fun and fruitful the the same time. There was always a bit of homework too. We did 5 hours a day which is a bit too much I think but you can settle for all sorts of schedules. Of course we kept the books to study a bit more during our travels. Wouldn't such a Spanish course make your travels better? What do you think? My novia y yo tuvimos 2 semanas de clases en español. Estudiamos mucho y hablamos español así que podemos organizar cosas de rutina e charlar con la gente. Las clases con Mayra estuvieron muy divertidos y instructivos. Hicimos siempre una tarea que nos ayuda a avanzar paso a paso. Tal vez es mejor no tener clases cada día por dos semanas :). La escuela es cómo una familia grande. Si charla en las pausas, se rie y se cocina una vez o dos veces. Tenemos los libros y los cuadernos con nosotros para continuar las clases en viaje. Un viaje que es más bonito cuando se habla español, que piensas?
3. Peguche Wasi
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Taller Artesanal Peguche Wasi invites you to enjoy the art and fabric of the area and an excellent cultural gastronomy ready to taste
4. Bee Travel Agencia de Viajes
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
We are Bee Travel Travel Agency of the city of Ibarra, Ecuador. We are dedicated to providing tourism services at local, national and international level We have a large team of professionals specialized in community tourism, business and student groups. Recognized for caring for the environment in a friendly and sustainable way.
5. Museo del Banco Central del Ecuador Ibarra
6. Museo de las Culturas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By monacos345
This museum is small, it is also free. The main theme is leather and musical culture of the city. The street it’s on is closed off to traffic. There is also a beautiful white building next to it. It’s right next to the central plaza and church, you can’t miss it.
7. Museo Otavalango
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
The Living Otavalo Museum was created in 2011 to preserve the culture of the indigenous Otavalenos. The museum is situated in what used to be a Spanish Hacienda in 1821. In 1958, the building was founded as the textile factory of San Pedro, where many indigenous people were forced to work in conditions similar to slavery. The historic architecture is preserved today in the museum. Currently, the Living Museum exhibits indigenous customs, live demonstrations of traditional weaving with the back strap, and the architecture that still exists from 1820.
Reviewed By Lost_Veggie - Quindio Department, Colombia
This living museum is amazing and everyone in our group left wanting to recommend this experience to others. It is a must do while in Otavalo! Our tour guide and the president of the museum Renee met us with the best energy, smile, and rich history. Hearing him tell the history of this living museum project was an amazing experience. I learned so much during our tour and left feeling like the story of this group needs to be heard worldwide. It is a story of perseverance, family, and overcoming many hardships. It was amazing to see the traditions of this group brought to life with Renee as our guide. 100% recommend! Tours are in Spanish, but if you need English just call ahead and they will arrange a translator to be there. Please support this project while learning this rich, important history from this amazing group!
8. Museo Fabrica Imbabura
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4.5 based on 28 reviews
Convention, cultural, touristic Center and museums FABRICA IMBABURA
9. Happy Horse Tienda Hipica
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By lbte - Raleigh, United States
This shop has items that are related to riding and horses, so mostly saddles, boots, and other items for that activity. Still, there are enough other items such as wallets and belts to make it worth looking into.
10. Cava Caran - Beer Experience
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Know how we brew in Ecuador, the local ingredients we use and the fascinating history behind beer in Ecuador. Taste different kinds of beer and enjoy the food that was built around the beer ingredients. Life the Caran Experience.
Reviewed By ChrisB614 - Albany, United States
I wasn’t expecting this in Otavalo. Our cab into town dropped us off right in front of this place. “Beer experience”? We’re in. We had the 6 beer sampler and loved the quality and diversity of the beers. The music and hip atmosphere just add to the experience. If you’re in town and want a warm respite from rotating between “Club” and “Pilsner”, this is your place.
