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Square in Quito, Ecuador
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The Plaza is built upon ancient Incan ruins, including Emperor Atahualpa’s (1497-1533) palace.
Plaza de San Francisco from the roof deck at Palacio Gangotena
Creation
{ su construcción inició en 1537, finalizó en 1680 y se inauguró en 1705.}
16th to 19th centuries
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Modern period
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Buildings
Building fronting on the Plaza de San Francisco include (in counterclockwise direction), the main façade of the Church and Convent of St. Francis, the Chapel of Villacís, the Chapel of Cantuña, and (on the corner of the square) the Palace Gangotena (Casa Gangotena).
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