English version Another stroll along the Cinta Costera at sunset reveals a familiar scene, yet with several nuances. The area with the various calisthenics stations is empty in the morning; the Cumana

English version I continue my tour of the Casa de la Diversidad Cultural (House of Cultural Diversity) located in Cumana. This time, I moved down the main hallway, where there is a doll breastfeeding,

English version Another iconic site located on Sucre Street, which is part of Cumana’s Historic District, is the House of Cultural Diversity, directed by state delegate Cesar Montañez, a renowned regional

English version Continuing my tour of La Casona, a cultural venue located across from the Basilica of Santa Inés, I visited the art gallery this time and noticed that many local artists have left their

English version My visit to The Casona continues. House No. 45 in the Historic District is not only a venue for exhibiting works of art and promoting culture at the regional level, but it also serves as

English version In Cumana, across from the Basilica of Santa Ines, is The Casona, an institution that is part of the region’s cultural ecosystem. It hosts permanent exhibitions of painting, sculpture,

English version The Museo del Mar never ceases to amaze me. Although several of its attractions were already there when the museum was located at its former site, the layout and design of the new space

English version We will now enter another room in the Museum of the Sea, a space dedicated to scuba diving, diving, and fishing. The centerpiece of this space is a bright yellow bathyscaphe. This vessel

English version In this new episode of the Museo del Mar, we dive into the crustacean exhibit, where you can see a wide variety of crabs, ranging from the simplest, such as the Spider Crab, with its long,

English version If there’s one thing that characterizes the streets of Cumaná, it’s that they honor some important figure in the country’s history—a man or woman who left their mark on history and, thanks

English version As I’ve said many times, the beach is a very relaxing place for me, which is why I go back as often as possible and explore different spots. I enjoy seeing places I’ve visited before from

English version The sunsets seen from Perimetral Avenue are spectacular; I enjoy watching them, especially near the Monument. Ever since I used to exercise there, I could gaze at that horizon for quite

English version Today’s walk takes us to the iconic Square Bolivar in Cumana, a very busy spot due to its location and because important public institutions—such as the Governor’s Office and the Sucre

English version My visit to the Museum of the Sea helped me gain knowledge; looking things up online is not the same as seeing the subject of study face-to-face. In this case, I went to the sections on

English version I continued my exploration of the Museo del Mar. I’ve now entered the only room where you can see live animals—the Aquarium Room. Here, there’s an exhibit featuring various fish; perhaps

English version We began our exploration at the Maritime Museum in Cumana. As soon as we entered, the change in lighting was striking; it felt as if we were in a parallel universe. I would even say it

English version Today I’d like to share my recent visit to the Maritime Museum. Although I’ve been to the “Luis Manuel Peñalver” Cultural Complex several times, as well as the Maria Rodriguez Theater and

English version From the moment you leave Cumana heading toward Marigüitar, you’re treated to incredible views of the beaches along the way. Whether you’re traveling by bus or in a private car, the journey

English version The community of Quetepe has a group of fishermen, which is why, on the main wall as you enter the beach, there is a mural depicting the Virgin of the Valley, featuring several reliefs

English version The community of Quetepe has also spread to the other side of the road, Troncal 9 Highway; there you can see a few homes and businesses, but the most impressive feature is the land across