It took about 45 minutes to get there from Old Town on a Sunday morning. We took a taxi but not metered, and it cost $20. We visited Mitad del Mundo first (you can see my review). As you leave the main entrance of la...More

We went here as we'd read that it was the 'real' location of the equator line. While this is true, there is so much more to this activity! You pay a small entrance fee, and are then given a guided tour throughout. The guide explains...More

Kinda kitshy, but better than the drive into the entrance and the entry into the attraction suggested. Especially next to the Middle of the World attraction, which looks much more "professional" and "official."

Was a stop on a city tour. Not sure what to expect but certainly was not this. Reminded me of a kiddies park; amusing enough but not somewhere I would recommend.

Enjoyed this site as had a great tour guide, it made me think of being on the Jungle boat ride at disney cause they have some pretty cheesy lines but they also provide very interesting facts and the my 15 year old was entertained and...More

This Museum has great guides who speak your native language and interesting and fun activities that prove you are really at the equator. Much better than the big "theme park" Mitad del Mundo" next door!

This is supposed to be the 'real' Mitad del Mundo line as opposed to the official government sponsored one about 400m away. It probably isn't and exact location either; it is tacky, but fun. And the native exhibits are very interesting. Make sure you have...More