The Venezuelan Capital is found in one of the most important valleys of the Central Mountain Range, close to the Caribbean Sea coast and is separated by El Avila Hill, which reaches an altitude of 2,600 mts. Everyday, Caracas experiences a new dawn's light. The places of interests and cultural activities make for an unforgettable experience.
Climate: Annual average temperature is 23ºC.
Population: Due to several factors, Caracas has become the center of political, administrative, economic, financial, health and educational activities of the country. This has resulted in people moving into the city, which has has reached a population of 4 million inhabitants.
Rainy Season: From May to September.
Dry Season: From October to April.
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Caracas Historical Town Center: Here one can find the most representative places of the history of the city and the country. We recommend you go by Metro to the Capitol Station, and then do the rest of your sightseeing by foot. You should wear comfortable shoes and clothes. As in every big city, the downtown section is very crowded, so refrain from wearing jewelry or flashy clothes.
Infodestinations suggest you visit these places (among others):
· Simon Bolivar's Birthplace and Home
· Municipal Council of Caracas
· El Capitolio
· Bolivar Plaza of Caracas
· Cathedral of Caracas
· National Pantheon
· Contemporary Art Museum
· Teresa Carreño Theater
· Ateneo of Caracas
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