La Alameda Park is the oldest park in the city of Quito; it is part of the heritage protection area that has a variety of tangible and intangible natural and cultural attractions of heritage and emblematic categorization that are part of the identity of the Quiteño. However, the scarce information and recreational-educational activities related to its attractions have turned it into a park of passage. For this reason, the design of an interpretive program with recreational-educational activities is a management tool for the valuation and conservation of the place and the dissemination of cultural tourism. In the process of collecting information, observation sheets and semi-structured interviews were used with focus groups made up of visitors, neighbors and key actors to establish the use, knowledge and importance of the attractions; in addition to establishing the profile of the...

  La Alameda Park is the oldest park in the city of Quito; it is part of the heritage protection area that has a variety of tangible and intangible natural and cultural attractions of heritage and emblematic categorization that are part of the identity of the Quiteño. However, the scarce information and recreational-educational activities related to its attractions have turned it into a park of passage. For this reason, the design of an interpretive program with recreational-educational activities is a management tool for the valuation and conservation of the place and the dissemination of cultural tourism. In the process of collecting information, observation sheets and semi-structured interviews were used with focus groups made up of visitors, neighbors and key actors to establish the use, knowledge and importance of the attractions; in addition to establishing the profile of the...

  La Alameda Park is the oldest park in the city of Quito; it is part of the heritage protection area that has a variety of tangible and intangible natural and cultural attractions of heritage and emblematic categorization that are part of the identity of the Quiteño. However, the scarce information and recreational-educational activities related to its attractions have turned it into a park of passage. For this reason, the design of an interpretive program with recreational-educational activities is a management tool for the valuation and conservation of the place and the dissemination of cultural tourism. In the process of collecting information, observation sheets and semi-structured interviews were used with focus groups made up of visitors, neighbors and key actors to establish the use, knowledge and importance of the attractions; in addition to establishing the profile of the...