Construction of this neo-Gothic church has been going on for more than a century, but it still isn't completed. What's interesting is that the traditional gargoyles found on such structures here are representations of Ecuadoran jungle animals. The structure bridges the Old and New cities, literally, figuratively, and stylistically, but falls into neither. Its 115-meter (380-foot) towers are one of Quito's best-known lookout points.
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