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AttractionsPlaza Bolívar & El Capitolio Pigeons, pedestrians, park benches, and a towering bronze statue of El Libertador on his sturdy steed are the hallmarks of this square city block, which was once the heart of colonial Caracas. Within a 4- or 5-block radius, you will find several important museums and cathedrals, as well as the birthplace of Simón Bolívar, the national Congress (El Capitolio), and the Panteón Nacional, the country's most important mausoleum. This area is relatively safe to explore during the day, but I would definitely avoid it after dark. Safety Advice Although outwardly inviting, you should avoid El Calvario Park, which lies on the western end of the Capitolio area. This is a dangerous area, especially for tourists. Click the names below for more detailed information.
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