Casa del Alabado is a Pre-Columbian art museum in Quito, Ecuador.

It houses a collection of over 5,000 archaeological pieces, 500 of which are on permanent display.

Casa del Alabado is unique in the sense that its display is organized thematically, not chronologically.

The aim of the museum is to treat objects as works of art rather than archaeological remnants.

The display is distributed along eight rooms with eight different themes, which serve as representations of cultural aspects of ancient Ecuadorian cultures: their cosmology, their relationship with their ancestors, their religious ideas and rituals, and their relationship with their environment.