Angel
Angel (Salto Angel) is the world’s tallest waterfall with a height of 979 meters, named after the pilot James Angel, who first saw the waterfall from an airplane during the search for the “Golden City” in 1935.
Simon Bolivar House Museum in Caracas
In the historical part of Caracas, in an old colonial district, there is a modest, discreet house, familiar meanwhile to almost every resident of the capital. In this house, now known as the Simon Bolivar House Museum, a great revolutionary figure was born in the distant eighteenth century.
Canaima
In the south-east of Venezuela there is an amazing Canaima National Park, the ancient lands of which have attracted travelers since ancient times. Officially, this place became a park only half a century ago. And all thanks to the majestic Angel Waterfall located on its territory.
Museum of Modern Art in Caracas
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Caracas, the best institution of its kind in Latin America, has been delighting connoisseurs of fine craft with stunning exhibitions, installations and extraordinary events for more than forty years. The museum was founded by the famous Venezuelan activist Sofia Imber in 1973.
Morrocoy National Park
On the northwest coast of Venezuela, not far from Caracas, stretches the beautiful Morrocoy National Park. Fabulous lagoons, wild mangroves, dozens of coral islets and reefs are enclosed on 30 hectares of protected land.
Mochima National Park
Mochima National Park occupies a coastal area in the north of Venezuela from the city of Puerto la Cruz to Cumana, including a large peninsula and several islands. This is an extremely revealing place, with dignity embodying the charms of South American nature.
El Guacharo National Park
In the eastern part of the Caribbean mountain system, the amazing El Guacharo National Park stretches on the southern slopes of the Sierra Cumana. He is called the main pride of the country, because it is on his lands that the first natural monument in the history of Venezuela is hidden — a huge stalactite cave.