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The first part of my most recent visit to Río Caribe in Sucre State (Venezuela).

English version Walking along the Perimetral Avenue Coastal Path has become one of my favorite activities, not only because it helps me feel better, but also because the views are so pleasant. The beautiful

English version This time, I made my way to Plaza Esequiel Zamora. I had never visited this place before, so I took advantage of the fact that I was running some errands in the area and stopped by to take

English version Today’s walk takes me through Square Quetepe, another spot that’s part of the city’s Historic District but isn’t immediately obvious; that’s why I’d never strolled through these parts before,

Hace mucho tiempo que no me tomo selfies con él, obviamente si capturo pequeños momentos en los que recuerdo hacerlo, no por que él no quiera, en realidad antes lo hacía constantemente y ahora mi teléfono

English version Today I’m sharing my walk through Badaracco Bermudez Square, formerly known as Rivero Square. Sometimes I don’t understand why these name changes happen, since people never get used to

English version I’ve always been curious to know what lies inside the ruins of the Convent of San Francisco, which dates back to the 16th century and was the city’s first religious and evangelization

English version The Basilica of Santa Ines is the oldest religious building in Cumana, and as such, I never cease to be amazed by its imposing colonial architecture. I stood on its steps, and it seemed

English version Today I’d like to tell you about the walk I took along Gualberto Ibarreto Boulevard, which is located across from the El Peñón neighborhood. I was surprised by the gigantic statue there,

I’ll wrap up this series of posts about the towns in the Montes Municipality of Sucre State, Venezuela, that have interested me the most. After three posts, which you can read here (1 ),(2), and (3), I’d

Cumanacoa is the capital of the Montes Municipality in Sucre State. It is located about 55 kilometers south of Cumaná, the capital of Sucre State. Some consider Cumanacoa “the sweetest town in eastern

A veces creemos que solo estamos viendo al sol esconderse, pero en realidad somos nosotros los que nos movemos. La Tierra gira despacio, nos lleva con ella y nos regala este paisaje para recordarnos que

English version The Cathedral is a well-known and very popular landmark in the city of Cumaná; its location, right in the center, makes it a favorite venue for celebrating important events such as baptisms,

☕ Hi dear coffee lovers! ☕ ! Warm greetings to all the members of this wonderful #spablog community. Last weekend, I attended a very special event sponsored and organized by the Alzheimer’s Foundation

I'm returning to my series promoting representative towns in the Montes Municipality of Sucre State, Venezuela, with photos from a recent visit. I've been posting them in installments. Here are the first

English version This square in the city of Cumana is very crowded at all hours, especially during the school year, and is known as Estado Monagas because it is located right next to the school of the same

English version This time, the little bee accompanied me on a new adventure; we visited Jose Vicente Gutierrez Square, which was recently renovated and now looks very colorful and eye-catching. When passing

Un autobús al que no subí y sin embargo me transportó a otra ciudad. En un instante crucé el continente. A bus I didn't board, yet it transported me to another city. In an instant, I crossed the continent.

English version Ezequiel Zamora Square blends in with the architecture of Cumana’s Historic District. Located across from Ribero Square, it pays tribute to a military officer and politician who was a member

I’m continuing my series on my visit to towns in the Montes Municipality in Sucre State, Venezuela. Since these towns have very unique characteristics and striking visual features, I decided to present