Caracas: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see
- museum
Museo Alejandro Otero
Venezuelan museum
- mountain range
Cerro El Ávila
mountain range
- eastern orthodox church building
Church of St. Constantine and Helena
church building in Caracas, Venezuela
- baseball venue
Estadio Universitario
baseball stadium in Caracas, Venezuela belonging to the Central University of Venezuela
- national museum
Caracas Museum of Natural Sciences
museum of natural sciences in Caracas, Venezuela
- minor basilica
Iglesia de San Pedro
La iglesia San pedro no esta ubicada en Los Chaguaramos sino en Valle Abajo
- mountain range
Cadena del Litoral
- valley
Valle de Caracas
Places to eat
- restaurant
Beirut
Food: lebanese, arab
- cafe
Cacao Venezuela
Food: chocolate
- restaurant
D'Qu4ttro Pizza
Food: pizza
- cafe
Granier
Food: coffee, sandwich, dessert, juice, cake, pastry, salad, burger, bread, donut, tea, smoothie
- restaurant
Il Sapore della Nonna
Food: italian
- restaurant
Liro Restaurant
Food: coffee shop, breakfast, lunch, venezuelan, soup, empanada, arepa, parrilla
- restaurant
Pika's
Food: burger, italian, pasta
- restaurant
Restaurant Regalo del Rey
Food: breakfast, cake, caribbean, chicken, coffee shop, deli, diner, fish, fish and chips, grill, hotdog, local, pancake, pasta, regional, sandwich, seafood, spanish
- restaurant
Super Bueno (Vegetariano)
Food: regional
- restaurant
Bistró del Libertador
Food: regional
- cafe
Cacao Venezuela
Food: chocolate
- cafe
DELICAFETTO
Food: coffee shop, burger, cake, pan de masa madre, pastry
- cafe
El Techo de la Ballena
Food: regional
- restaurant
Koko Sushi
Food: japanese
- cafe
Mixtura Caraqueña
Food: burger
- restaurant
Narita Sushi
Food: sushi
- restaurant
Restaurant Celeste Imperial
Food: asian
- restaurant
Restaurant La Paella
Food: venezuelan
- restaurant
Venezuela Nutritiva
Food: regional
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