Tyrol (El)

The name of this gallery, reminding us of the mythical Greek beast that was half man, half bull, indicates its purpose in providing a spa...

Created in the year 1994, this gallery has maintained an incessant promotional activity in favor of Venezuelan artists, as well as Latin...

Located within the large city park Arístides Rojas, this theater is a pioneer in the presentation of works of children's theater which ha...

Decked out with a carpet and violet velvet tablecloths, ochre and dark orange walls and wooden chairs with printed covers, you could get...

A simple park, without the great exuberance or huge designs of others to be found in the capital but by no means does this indicate that...

This is the city's longest and most famous boulevard. Crowded during the week and even busier on weekends, the Sabana Grande Boulevard is...

This establishment is a combination of restaurant, bar and Andalusian tablao (stage), which presents its Iberian offering in thi...

If you take the South side of Cerro El Avila you will find the Boyacá motorway or Cota Mil, which gets its name due to its great height (...

Amateur football has its base at the Universidad Central de Venezuela, where it brings together teams from the first and second divisions...

One must travel quite a long way up the exclusive La Florida neighborhood to get to this Tyrol.

The restaurant is in an old windmill, but its sails still turn!Food Type: The cuisine is obviously Italian, with the standard pastas,...

This restaurant, which Sandra made famous, is no longer Sandra's and no longer so famous.Food Type: The time when Sandra's original r...

A white building comprising two floors where the only Arabic detail in the décor is a picture of white head of an Arab man on a red backg...

Bulls are part of the atmosphere, but there are no bullfighters or aficionados around.

In Caracas, Urrutia has come to mean Basque gastronomy, especially in the Sabana Grande restaurant, although there is now another one in...

After a few ups and downs, this restaurant has returned to its roots and its splendor.

This is a restaurant disguised as a ship run aground against the wall.

The name of this old eatery is indicative of its cuisine. The restaurant is one of the first opened in the area, which is now filled with...

Although the name was confusing at first, nowadays everyone in Caracas knows that Chocolate refers to a good Spanish restaurant.