-
Quito from Basílica del Voto
Nacional Virgin of El
Panecillo Cemetery of San Diego,
Quito El
Panecillo is a hill in the
middle west of the city at an altitude...
- El
Panecillo (from
Spanish panecillo small piece of bread,
diminutive of pan bread) is a 200-metre-high hill of volcanic-origin, with
loess soil, located...
- The
Virgin of El
Panecillo (in Spanish:
Virgen del
Panecillo), also
known as the
Virgin of
Quito from the
sculpture of the same name, is a
monument in...
-
Virgin of El
Panecillo, a 45-meter tall
statue by the
Spanish artist Agustín de la Herrán Matorras [Wikidata] on the hill
known as El
Panecillo in Quito....
-
dessert feature at ****nang
Matua is the San
Nicolas cookie, also
called panecillo de San
Nicolas (small
bread of
Saint Nicholas) or
Saniculas (also spelled...
- near the
Tennessee border,
where his
father Peter built a home he
named Panecillo.
Johnston attended the
United States Military Academy,
nominated by John...
- from the roof. The Basílica
looking east.
South façade as seen from El
Panecillo. The
underground pantheon.
Chapel of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary. Basilica...
- radicals.
After the
final defeat of the
patriot army,
after the
Battle of El
Panecillo He was
executed by
firing squad in
Ibarra on
December 1, 1812, by order...
-
Virgin of Quito, also
known as
Virgin of El
Panecillo (due to its
location on top of El
Panecillo hill). It is a 41 m
monument commissioned to Spanish...
- of the
material was
brought from a
quarry on the
western slope of El
Panecillo hill, next to the city. The facade, as it has come down to us, has more...
