[ESP - ING] Un histórico paseo familiar || A historic family outing 😄

Hello dear friends of #hive and the Family & Friends community, it is a pleasure to greet you once again.

Last Monday May 1st was the international workers day and I want to take advantage of my first post of the month to congratulate everyone for the great effort, love and dedication that day by day they practice in their work.

This time I come with a little different family walk, a walk through the history of a city located in the state of Falcon - Venezuela.

That's right, the city of Santa Ana de Coro. One of the oldest places in Venezuela where I could see several buildings from many years ago.

We started walking through several streets that at first glance did not have any kind of tourist attraction, but in fact, if you appreciate the small details you can notice that these simple streets scream their history.

We came across a beautiful square that is a little away from the historic center, where we appreciate the bust of Juan de Ampíes, who was one of the first governors that Venezuela had and was also the character who founded the city of Coro.

We continued our walk through the beautiful streets making contact with history. What caught my attention the most was the colorfulness of all the houses, it is something attractive to the eye and generates a satisfying feeling of joy.

A facade that undoubtedly caught our attention. Club Bolívar is a historical and cultural heritage where the city's artists, artisans and artists hold friendly meetings, as well as sales of their creations. However at that time there was no event and the place was closed but they opened it to give us a little tour.

To our surprise, when leaving through the back of the club we found a piece of history, such as the San Clemente Cross and in front of it the San Francisco church. We were told that the Cross of San Clemente is the symbol of a pact made by the governor Juan de Ampíes with a cacique for the colonization of the city.

However, there are many other emblematic places of the city to visit but you can enjoy Coro just walking through its beautiful streets that still preserves its cobblestone roads of the time. The truth is that it has a lot of history kept in its simplicity.

Finally, thank you for having come this far and for having traveled part of the Venezuelan history with me. Receive a big hug from me and my family.

Photos of my authorship taken with my Infinix Hot 11 Play phone.
Editing: Lightroom and Canva.
Tradition: Deelp.com
Historical information collected during the tour.