Architecture Lovers Have to Check out These Spots in Caracas, Venezuela

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If you’re planning an adventure around Venezuela, Caracas will probably be your starting point. This city has as much to offer as its beautiful surroundings, and architecture lovers will especially appreciate these three spots.

National Pantheon of Venezuela

National Pantheon of Venezuela is one of the city’s most popular landmarks, and it serves as the final resting place for national heroes. It was constructed on the site of the Santísima Trinidad church, which was ruined in a devastating earthquake in the 19th century.

Alejandro Otero Museum

Caracas is home to several art galleries and museums, but fans of architecture will enjoy this one both inside and out. Dedicated to one of Venezuela’s most prominent artists, this museum is the city’s best showcase of contemporary art, and its glass exterior is as impressive as the sculptures you’ll find inside.

Parque Central Complex

Parque Central Complex is another important landmark of Caracas’ modern architecture. At the time of its inception, this duo of skyscrapers was the most important urban development in Latin America, and it was the tallest building on this continent for almost two decades.