Things To Do in Palacio de la Gobernacion, Restaurants in Palacio de la Gobernacion
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The 10 Best Architectural Buildings in Venezuela, Venezuela
Discover the best top things to do in Venezuela, Venezuela including Sinagoga Tiferet Israel, Old Customs of La Vela de Coro, Templo Nacional Don Bosco, Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas, Villa Teola, Iglesia Santa Rosalia, Palacio del Marquez del Pumar, Palacio de la Gobernacion, Instituto de Patrimonio Cultural, Centro Islamico de Tigre.
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Things to do in Capital Region, Venezuela: The Best Architectural Buildings
Discover the best top things to do in Capital Region, Venezuela including Sinagoga Tiferet Israel, Templo Nacional Don Bosco, Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas, Villa Teola, Iglesia Santa Rosalia, Palacio de la Gobernacion, Instituto de Patrimonio Cultural.
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Things to do in Capital Region, Venezuela: The Best Art Galleries
Discover the best top things to do in Capital Region, Venezuela including Hacienda La Trinidad Parque Cultural, Galeria de Arte Florida, Palacio de la Gobernacion, Cerquone Projects, Galeria De Arte Multiple.
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Top 5 Government Buildings in Venezuela, Venezuela
Discover the best top things to do in Venezuela, Venezuela including Old Customs of La Vela de Coro, El Capitolio Nacional, Palacio del Marquez del Pumar, Palacio de la Gobernacion, Palacio de Miraflores.
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The 5 Best Architectural Buildings in Caracas, Capital Region
Santiago de Leon de Caracas, Venezuela's capital, sits in Cerro Avila Valley, where mountain ranges soar 8000 feet from the Caribbean. Once inhabited by Toromaimo Indians, the city was founded by the Spanish in 1567. Chacao is the see-and-be-seen place to eat, drink and socialize, but restaurant destination Las Mercedes is one of the few places safe to walk around. Iglesia de San Francisco is a beautiful example of colonial architecture. Mountainous Parque Nacional El Avila teems with tempting trails.
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What to do and see in Caracas, Capital Region: The Best Art Galleries
Santiago de Leon de Caracas, Venezuela's capital, sits in Cerro Avila Valley, where mountain ranges soar 8000 feet from the Caribbean. Once inhabited by Toromaimo Indians, the city was founded by the Spanish in 1567. Chacao is the see-and-be-seen place to eat, drink and socialize, but restaurant destination Las Mercedes is one of the few places safe to walk around. Iglesia de San Francisco is a beautiful example of colonial architecture. Mountainous Parque Nacional El Avila teems with tempting trails.