First Cañari Indians, later Incas and, subsequently, Spaniards strolled down this path.Over time it came to be known as Calle Real (“Royal Street”) during the Inca regime, as Usno, San Carlos and Ronda streets during the colonial period. In Republican times, it was called Cedeño, June 5th and President Gonzalo Córdova streets. Today, it´s Calle Larga.Along its fifteen blocks there are quite a few bars offering a variety of delicious cocktails, fresh brewed aromatic coffee shops and pastry stores.