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Caracas Venezuela Travel Guide

INTRODUCTION

The capital of Venezuela is flanked on one side by the Parque Nacional El Avila, a refreshing contrast to the hustle and bustle of the teeming city. It boasts a variety of museums and historical sights, like the tomb of the South American revolutionary Simon Bolivar and Museo de Arte Colonial. For those more interested in exploring the contemporary Venezuelan scene, there is an animated nightlife scene and several opportunities to see games of “beisbol”, a sport that has become wildly popular in the country over the last few decades.

RESTAURANTS

"Mamma Mia" serves delicious pizza and an excellent salmon. Very kind staff. "Chocolate" is specialized in spanish cousine and the chef is awesome. "Granja Natalia" serves delicious french specialties and live music.