Tourism, attractions, art, culture, entertainment, sports, recreation, accommodations, food and drink, plus practical information for the capital city of Venezuela.
Venezuela's capital and largest city is the center of commerce, culture, economics and the base for touring the country's attractions. Caracas blends a modern cityscape and a colonial heritage with a lush, temperate climate. It's noisy as any large city with millions of inhabitants, yet it boasts a city park with a waterfall and hundreds of tropical plants.
Many people pass through Caracas, Venezuela on their way to other destinations, such as Angel Falls, Margarita Island or Los Roques. However, the sprawling city, a mix of modern highrises and development as well as a colonial and historic center around the Plaza Bolivar is well worth adding a day or two to your itinerary.
Venezuela's capital and largest city is the center of commerce, culture, economics and the base for touring the country's attractions, including Angel Falls and the llanos.
Venezuela's largest city blends a modern cityscape with a lush, tropical feel.
Hotel special offers, luxury hotel accommodation, restaurants, essential travel information and Caracas city maps
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Online edition of the Caracas paper in Spanish.
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