


Parque Calderón is Cuenca’s central plaza framed by the twin-towered New Cathedral and colonial arcades — ideal for architecture, street life, and cultural portraits. Shoot cathedral facades, plazas, horse-drawn carriages, vendors and lively plazas. Best at golden hour and blue hour for warm stone and lit towers; evenings offer atmospheric street lamps. Easily accessible on foot from central Cuenca; no entry fee. Weekends are busiest; limited curb parking nearby and public transport drops you at



Parque Calderón is Cuenca’s central plaza framed by the twin-towered New Cathedral and colonial arcades — ideal for architecture, street life, and cultural portraits. Shoot cathedral facades, plazas, horse-drawn carriages, vendors and lively plazas. Best at golden hour and blue hour for warm stone and lit towers; evenings offer atmospheric street lamps. Easily accessible on foot from central Cuenca; no entry fee. Weekends are busiest; limited curb parking nearby and public transport drops you at