English version Armando Zuloaga Blanco Square, better known as Square of Estudiante, is located on Mariño Street in Cumana. A pleasant space steeped in history, for years a group of young people would

English version In Cumana, there are at least two active amphitheaters: the one in Guaqueri Park and the recently inaugurated Hernan Marin Amphitheater. Unfortunately, the one that was located on the campus

English version Walking along the beaches of Caigüire has become part of my daily routine; this time, I headed toward the Monumento neighborhood and, as a result, walked along the boardwalk. Since the

English version Caigüire Beach has become one of my favorite places to relax and recharge, which is why I go there fairly often. This time, I explored the rocky area, home to the elusive crabs. There,

English version I hadn’t had the chance to walk the entire length of Arismendi Avenue, so I set out to go past the Guaquerí Park grounds, right on the side where the parking lot is located. From this vantage

English version The squares in Cumana pay tribute not only to heroes of the independence movement but also to great humanists—those who have left a legacy, such as Romulo Betancourt. This site is located

English version Rediscovering the city’s Historic District has become a fascinating activity, especially when you come across new places that aren’t immediately visible and, as a result, aren’t often visited

English version Today’s tour takes us to the Gomez Rubio Bridge, named in honor of Juan de Dios Gomez Rubio, which was built in 1945. This important thoroughfare provides access to the Antonio José de

English version Although he was not born in Cumana, General Manuel Cedeño is honored in various ways; one of the streets adjacent to Humboldt Avenue bears his name, as does the Cazadores Battalion, which

English version Today I took them on a new tour; we’ll explore Santiago Mariño Square in Cumana, which is located next to the headquarters of the Sucre State Legislative Council. The institution pays tribute

English version The state of Sucre is coastal and therefore has many beaches, as well as two gulfs, within its borders. The influence of the sea is undeniable, which is why the flora that characterizes

English version This time I took a different route than usual to get a new perspective on the Historic District; I headed into the Miramar neighborhood via the hill next to the ruins of the San Francisco

English version Today’s walk takes me to Arismendi Avenue, which borders Guaiqueri Park. It’s named in honor of the national hero Juan Bautista Arismendi; a municipality in Sucre also bears the same name.

English version I continue my walk through Guaquerí Park, heading toward the banks of the Manzanares River. This stretch is located between the Guzmán Blanco and Gómez Rubio bridges and is usually a very

English version I decided to take another walk through Guaqueri Park, the city’s most important green space, which is why it’s the perfect refuge to relax for a while and leave behind the worries that

English version This time I went for a walk in Valentín Valiente Park, which is located in the Caigüire neighborhood of Cumana. Like any space designed for sports and healthy recreation, it’s important

English version Everything changes over time. A few years ago, across from Ayacucho Park in Cumaná, there were two very popular businesses, but for various reasons, they were closed. On the corner was

English version It had been a while since I’d walked down Urdaneta Street in Cumaná, named in honor of Rafael Urdaneta, a prominent Venezuelan military figure who fought in the War of Independence. This

English version Today I’m taking you to a well-known park in the city—Ayacucho Park—which is perhaps the most popular one, since it’s always bustling with activity. The best time to visit is in the afternoon

English version Today, our journey takes us to a public space in the city that has been renovated and now boasts a fresh, attractive look: Square Maria Rodriguez, formerly known as Fernández de Serpa.