Cuenca - Ecuador
Cuenca, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site by the UNESCO, is one of the most charming cities in Ecuador. Its colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, rivers that cross the city, and vibrant cultural life make it a unique destination for those seeking history, tradition, and modernity in one place. Visiting Cuenca means immersing yourself in an authentic experience, where every corner tells a story and every walk leaves a memorable impression.
Take advantage of your participation in the International Conference on Education (CIE 2026) to discover everything that Cuenca has to offer. From its exquisite gastronomy and museums to nearby natural landscapes such as Cajas National Park, the city provides many opportunities to complement your academic visit with tourism and relaxation. Attend the conference and enjoy a complete experience that combines knowledge, culture, and a city that invites you to stay.
What to Bring
Prepare appropriately for the conference. Although the climate in Cuenca is generally mild, it is important to be ready for temperature changes throughout the day. Here is a recommended list:
- Protector solar: Despite the mild climate, Cuenca is located at a high altitude, which means UV radiation can be strong. Daily use is recommended, especially during outdoor activities.
- Light jacket or coat: Temperatures may vary between morning, afternoon, and evening. It is also common to feel colder early in the morning or later in the afternoon.
- Umbrella or raincoat: Cuenca experiences occasional rainfall throughout the year, so it is advisable to be prepared.
- Comfortable closed shoes: Ideal for walking through the historic center and its cobblestone streets, as well as for greater comfort during sightseeing tours.
Accommodation
Hostería y Centro de Convenciones Baguanchi
Ubicación: Cuenca, Ecuador.
Hotel El Conquistador
Ubicación: Cuenca, Ecuador.
Hotel Oro Verde
Ubicación: Cuenca, Ecuador.
San Juan Hotel
Ubicación: Cuenca, Ecuador.
Shopping Centers
El Batán Shopping
Address: Av. de las Américas y Av. Loja, sector El Arenal (junto a los Tótems)



