Wednesday to walk through the Casco Historico of my city.
Hello friends walker of this community, here I am back, I had some time that I did not go for a walk but like this kind of excursion, since I always go out, so I took my time and even on vacation since my son is on vacation, I gave myself a few days to walk.
This time I took a walk, I took the bus from my house to the Casco Historico of my hometown Ciudad Bolivar, where there are many sites that have been part of the history of the city and at the same time of the country.
The Metropolitan Cathedral, belonging to the catholic church, an impressive architecture both outside and inside, it happens to be closed, another way I hope this open. Something that I loved about this walk is that just when I was taking the picture, the bells rang out announcing that it was 8 am.
Very close we have the Government House, public institution headquarters of whoever is governor of the city, where perhaps he meets with what they call his executive train, I have never entered, but I do not know if it will be allowed, I have always seen from the outside, its facade is also impressive.
Streets of the historic center that are still preserved houses, with its colonial style, many have already been left alone and belong to the historical and cultural heritage, others have been remodeled for public offices and others for primary schools, but always retaining the colonial structure.
Internal gardens of the Legislative Palace, another public governmental institution, I love to see gardens like this, the tree that can be seen at the end is many years old, the man told me that when the palace was built the tree was already there.
This place is called El Zanjón, one of the oldest neighborhoods of the city, it is famous because there is a house there, the famous Casa de las Tejas, it is not a very big place, most of the houses are small and made of mud, with huge stones, which are thousands of years old.
One of the almost obligatory places to visit or walk within the historic center, are these steps, which have always been white, is what makes it stand out from down the street, when we see it from there, it is the official place for the general photo of the graduates of the Universidad de Oriente.
So I finished my walk, down to the stop at the Botanical Garden, to take the bus home. Later in the afternoon I uploaded the photos to share with all of you this day of walking.
The photos of my property were taken with my Sony camera.
Nice warm city )
Thank you If it is very warm when the sun rises early, it indicates that it is going to be hot.
Wow I loved that they preserve it for the value of history. And also it was a nice place as to make a films. Added the alarm of 8AM rang by bells. I also loved to walk in there if given time surely.
Hello well I do not know if movies but if they have made many documentaries, micros and many videos, the bells ring at every hour and each bell is for each hour ie at 8, sound 8 bells and so on with the other hours.
such an interesting place and glad they are keeping some of the history alive
Thanks for joining Wednesday Walk :), I truly enjoy exploring the world virtually each Wednesday seeing walks from all around the globe and feeling I am there and experiencing it all myself, such as I did in your post just now :)
Thank you for having visited with me this part of my historic city, I still have some places to visit maybe for the next Wednesday.
MY pleasure to visit your post and looking forward to next weeks
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Hola, @zhanavic69, megustó muchoel recorrido que hiciste por el casco histórico de tu ciudad. Me gustó mucho lafachada de la catedral y esa foto que muestra la calle bordeadapor casascoloniales, provoca realmente desplazarse hasta allá y realizar este mismo paseo pero en persona.Muchas gracias por compartir. Muy buen post. Saludos desde Villa de Cura, en el estado Aragua. Mil bendiciones.
Hola gracias un gusto que te gustaron mis fotos y recorridos hay mucho mas que ver pero para otra salida je je, si esas casas de estilo colonial de muchas solo quedan las fachadas para preservar el estilo en su interior es diferente muchas están cerradas pero pertenecen a la municipalidad.
Me gusta mucho la que conservan sus balcones ya que antes daban muchas serenatas je je
Un paseo bonito, @zhanavic69