The Basilica del Voto Nacional is a prominent Roman Catholic church located in Quito, the capital of Ecuador. Completed in 1988, it is one of the largest neo-Gothic churches in the Americas. The basilica is known for its stunning architecture, featuring intricate stained glass windows and impressive towers that reach a height of 115 meters. Visitors can explore the basilica's interior, which includes beautiful chapels and religious artwork. A unique aspect of the basilica is its incorporation of local wildlife, with gargoyles depicting native animals like the Andean condor and the Galápagos tortoise. The church serves as a symbol of faith and national identity for many Ecuadorians.