Best Landmarks in Guayaquil

A hill in Guayaquil featuring a Jesus statue at the top, offering panoramic city views after climbing numerous stairs adorned with religious art.

Located atop Las Peñas in Guayaquil, this lighthouse offers spectacular 360-degree views of the city and the Guayas River after ascending many stairs.

Santa Ana Hill is a viewpoint offering panoramic views of Guayaquil and the Guayas River, accessible by 444 stairs and featuring museums, chapels, and shops along the way.

A lighthouse located in the historic Barrio Las Peñas, offering excellent panoramic views of Guayaquil and the Guayas River from its elevated position.

Puerto Santa Ana is a modern, upscale neighborhood in Guayaquil featuring numerous restaurants, cafes, and bars, situated at the northern end of the Malecón.

The lighthouse atop Santa Ana Hill offers spectacular panoramic views of Guayaquil and is a safe, popular tourist attraction.

A historic neighborhood in Guayaquil characterized by colorful houses stacked on a hillside, offering picturesque views.

An amphitheater structure by the Guayas River, serving as a landmark and a place to appreciate the river's clarity.

A 444-step stairway in the Las Peñas neighborhood of Guayaquil, leading to a lighthouse, naval museum, and church, offering stunning city views from the top.

Plaza Lagos is a luxurious, Miami-like enclave in Guayaquil, featuring a blend of high-end residences, shops, and cafes centered around picturesque lakes.

A hill offering commanding 360-degree views of Guayaquil from its lighthouse, reached by climbing 444 steps.

A striking 39-foot tall sculpture made of over 110,000 ceramic tiles, located at the entrance of the Del Carmen tunnel.