Sucre Square, Valencia Venezuela

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Hello, how are you friends, I am grateful once again to be able to be and share with you a new publication, something that makes me happy to be always sharing with you all the trips I am doing and the tours around the cities.

To visit this place I woke up very early because it is a bit distant from the place where I am, so after having breakfast and ready we took a bus to go downtown, normally it takes a few minutes to get there although sometimes the traffic is a bit heavy but the good thing is that this time there was no traffic so we arrived at 10 am.

When we arrived we had to climb a little to get to the plaza pro that is at the end of the place, so first we saw some stores where they sell many things.

When we arrived at the square I saw that it is very well known because it is in front of the capitol of Valencia, the municipal theater and the faculty of the University of Carabobo is very well known because it has many historical and important places around it.

Here is a picture I have captured of the Valencia chapter that is in front of the sucre belly.

I will tell you a little about the statue that is in the center of the square, this man was called Antonio José Francisco de Sucre Alcalá, he was born in the year 1795 on February 3, he is known as a great politician and diplomat throughout Venezuela and he was also a Venezuelan military was awarded the title of the great Marshal of Ayacucho had four children if I am not mistaken and apparently died on June 4, 1830 with 35 years of age it is said that the cause of his death was a wound caused by a gun, what a great story of this great military man you can continue to research more about him on the internet, for this reason the square was inaugurated with a statue and his name.

And here is a picture taken of me near the square while we were still touring the historic place here you can see these beautiful letters that say Valencia the truth is that it is good to travel in entertaining to learn many different things.

Here you can see a little more of the square with its garden, it has trees all around and people always come here to relax a little bit and the young people who are in the university also rest here when they leave.

I hope you like this post about my trip to the city of Valencia where I show you a little bit of its history.

Until next time

Sucre Square, Valencia Venezuela | Ecency