Casino Rumipamba Quito

Casino Rumipamba is the reference casino of La Mariscal neighborhood in Quito, known for its lively atmosphere and wide variety of games ranging from slot machines to poker, making it one of the few active gaming establishments in the Ecuadorian capital. It operates under the exceptions of Ecuador Gaming Regulation of 2011, which permits establishments located in luxury hotels registered with the Ministry of Tourism. Ecuador prohibited gambling in 2012 through a popular referendum under the presidency of Rafael Correa, closing more than 50 casinos and 120 slot halls across the country. Casino Rumipamba is one of the establishments remaining active in La Mariscal neighborhood, the heart of Quito nightlife and tourism, where restaurants, bars and hostels serving national and international tourism are concentrated.

Quito: the world highest capital and the UNESCO Historic Center

Quito is Ecuador capital and the world second highest city with more than 2,800 meters altitude, located in an Andean valley at the foot of Pichincha volcano with a permanent view of Cotopaxi, the world highest active volcano at 5,897 meters. Quito Historic Center was the first site declared UNESCO World Heritage in 1978, being Latin America best-preserved colonial center with Plaza de la Independencia, Metropolitan Cathedral, La Compania de Jesus church and San Francisco convent. La Mitad del Mundo, 22 kilometers from Quito, marks the equinoctial line dividing the planet into northern and southern hemispheres, with Ecuador being one of the few countries in the world taking its name from a planetary geographical feature. Quito cuisine has ceviche de chochos, locro de papas and hornado as its emblematic dishes.

The La Mariscal casino in the world capital at the Equator

Casino Rumipamba is the gaming reference of La Mariscal, the highest nightlife neighborhood of Quito, the world highest capital and the planet first UNESCO city. It operates under Ecuador Gaming Regulation exceptions, minimum age 18.