Santa Ana Hill, Hill in Ecuador
Santa Ana Hill offers a colorful and lively vista of Guayaquil.
This hill is where the city of Guayaquil was founded in the 16th century.
Its 444-step staircase leads to a historical lighthouse and chapel.
Tourists often visit for the panoramic views and local eateries.
The hill features a mix of colonial architecture and vibrant street art.
Location: Guayaquil
Elevation above the sea: 60 m
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