Gualaceo surprises from the heights. From the imposing viewpoint of the El Calvario neighborhood, six blocks from the Cathedral, following Cuenca Street, one can admire with admiration the beautiful landscape of the Azuay Garden and the city in all its extension, with its expansion areas.
At the top there is a square known as El Calvario, where the monument to an angel is raised, a large one that takes care of its inhabitants.
The old and modern buildings denote the progress, development and growth of this city interrupted by the majestic Santa Bárbara, San Francisco and Guaimincay rivers.
In the panoramic also it highlights the green of the slopes and mountains that contrast with the reddish roofs of tile of the houses. All this motivates the viewer to go through each of its corners and fall in love.
