Attractions

The Santa Ana hill is located northeast of the city of Guayaquil, at the foot of the Guayas River and next to the traditional Barrio las Peñas. The Santa Ana hill is a tourist area, whose access is given by the Diego Noboa stairs, which has 444 steps, in which there are squares, roundabouts, museums, a chapel, the lighthouse, art galleries, craft shops, internet cafes, bars and restaurants.

This octagonal domed clock tower, built in the 1930s, is an iconic local landmark.

This building has witnessed the great physical and social changes that the city has undergone for more than five centuries; It is considered today as a tourist site of great historical value, which is no longer visited by slave traders, but by people from all over the world.