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Caracas is a beautiful city in South America, a Venezuelan legend that boasts dozens of sights and attractions. The entire city can be explored within a few days, and you'll find numerous forms of transportation to take it all in. Even though Caracas serves as a 'gateway' city to several popular South American destinations, it's worth spending at least a day out of your schedule exploring some of the area's top attractions. Here's where you'll find some of the most-visited destinations around Caracas, Venezuela:

Caracas Cathedral
It's one of the most popular destinations in the city, and has become a popular place for culture and history buffs to explore. The Caracas Cathedral is located in the Plaza Bolivar, and you can take a tour of the grounds to see the famous Baroque-style altars, paintings and other artwork from centuries past.

El Capitolio Nacional
This political hub is a where the National Assembly meets, and is a picturesque venue that every first-time visitor to Caracas must see. You can see the early 19th century architecture of the building's facades, and enjoy the picture-perfect setting with its manicured grounds and beautiful fountain. It's located at Avenue Norte 2 at Avenue Oeste 2 in Caracas.

Galeria de Arte Nacional & Museo de Bellas Artes
The National Art Gallery and the Museo de Bellas Artes are two of the largest and most famous art museums in Caracas, and a great place for art buffs to explore. The galleries house dozens of modern and historic works that date back to the colonial era. They're located in Plaza Morales in Caracas, and easily accessible from the major roadways.

Plaza Bolivar
It's one of the most historic sites in the city, and a great place to pick up souvenirs and immerse yourself in the city's culture. The square is named after Simon Bolivar who freed the city in its early days, and it's located in the center of political and historic sites.

Iglesia de San Francisco
This famous church is home to Simon Bolivar's graveyard, and has a rich history that dates back to the late 16th century. You can still see many examples of 16th century architecture on the church grounds, including the intricate gilt work and religious paintings housed inside. It's located at Avenue Universidad and Norte 2 in Caracas.