Parque Historico. On 13 April 2011 I took a long, hot walk across the Rio Daule to Parque Historico. Lonely Planet describes the park like this:

"Historic Williamsburg meets the zoo at this large park across the Guayaquil-Durán Bridge. It's divided into three zones: the Endangered Wildlife Zone, which has 45 species of birds, animals and reptiles; the Urban Architecture Zone, which has a restaurant and showcases the development of early 20th-century architecture in Guayaquil; and the Traditions Zone, which focuses on local traditions with an emphasis on customs, crafts and agriculture.”