English version Andres Eloy Blanco was known as a distinguished poet and a renowned politician, but it turns out he was also a notable lawyer and worked as a carpenter and cabinetmaker in his spare time.

English version I’m continuing my tour of Andres Eloy Blanco’s birthplace. Now I’ll show you the first two rooms of this beautiful colonial home, built in the style known as a “house patio” or “house chorizo,”

English version Today I visited the Andres Eloy Blanco House; I’ve walked past it several times, but today I decided to go inside for a guided tour. The tour guide provided relevant information about the

English version Today’s adventure takes us to Jose Vicente Gutierrez Square, located on the street of the same name in the Mundo Nuevo neighborhood of Cumana. This square pays tribute to a renowned social

English version Tocuchare is more than just a paradise of sea and mountains; it is a community that has existed for many years and still maintains ties to its roots. Its name comes from the Carib Indians;

English version Today I explored a new part of the city; I walked down Santa Rosa Avenue and admired the gardens at every turn, then strolled along Miranda Avenue until I reached Jose Marti Square, and

English version It has been 28 years since the Federal Government Palace in Cumana was set on fire by vandals as a form of protest against Governor Eloy Gil and the presidency of Rafael Caldera. Since

English version Cumana has a unique feature: the Metropolitan Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was built very close by—about two blocks away—from the Basilica of Saint Ines, the city’s oldest Catholic

English version In Cumana, July is usually a rainy month; generally speaking, downpours are very rare throughout the year, which is why cloudy days aren’t part of everyday life. This time, I walked along

English version Visiting the sea is usually a pleasant experience if you go with your senses open to discovering just how wonderful nature is. Standing at one end of Tocuchare Beach in Sucre State, I get

English version Walking along the Cumana Coastal Promenade is a very relaxing activity, which is why I return whenever I have the chance—especially in the evening to enjoy the scenery. I enjoy watching

English version Today’s tour takes us to Ezequiel Zamora Square, a space that was recently renovated, which is why all its murals are so eye-catching and vibrantly colored. The square is visually appealing

English version On my regular walks through Cumana’s Historic District, I usually take in the area’s main attractions: the murals, the colonial houses, San Antonio de la Eminencia Castle, and the Basilica

English version During my recent visit to Tocuchare Beach, I came across some marine animals and others that have also adapted to this ecosystem. Among the most impressive discoveries was a small, almost

English version On my last visit to Tocuchare Beach, I was struck by the striking contrast of nature; upon arriving, the landscape was breathtaking—one of those postcard views that capture the beauty of

English version Walking along the banks of the Manzanares River, from the Gomez Rubio Bridge toward the Guzman Blanco Bridge, I noticed the wonderful view of Callejon Santa Ines, a scene that has been

English version The Gomez Rubio Bridge is an iconic structure in the city of Cumaná, spanning the Manzanares River near Plaza Vargas. The bridge dates back to 1945 and was built to provide direct access

English version Walking along the banks of the Manzanares River toward the Gomez Rubio Bridge, I came upon Jose Maria Vargas Square, named after a distinguished Venezuelan who went down in history as the

English version I began this walk on Arismendi Avenue; from this side, you can see Guaiquerí Park, but the view is different from the usual one, which is from the city center. Large trees stand majestically,

English version Badaracco Bermudez Alley, also known as the City Mural area, is part of Cumana’s Historic District—a place I’ve visited before and where I can now notice new details. On the wall, you can