Liceo Ciudad Bolivar

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Ciudad Bolívar, was an important port of commercial and tourist exchange of the south east in the independence and post-independence era, it is a city with a strong cultural roots, its streets show the historic past in detail that can be appreciated even in its buildings of great European and Antillean influence, product of the amount of people that came from these lands to offer their merchandise. One of its emblematic guests was Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar Palacios, who owned some properties that are currently maintained with original pieces and furniture of the time, such as the Casa San Isidro Museum located on Táchira Avenue, place has a historical importance because it was there where El Libertador Simón Bolívar wrote his Angostura speech, which he pronounced on February 19, 1819, on the occasion of the installation of the Constitutional Congress to lay the foundations of the constitution and regulations in the country. of the independence process, yearning for an inclusive system, with separation of powers and the proposal of the popular vote. Another option that can not be overlooked is the Paseo Orinoco, on this site you can see different buildings of the 1700 and 1800, there is the headquarters of El Correo del Orinoco, the commercial house Blomh, the old prison. Right on the other side of the river is the town of Soledad, which can be reached by boat or by road crossing the suspension bridge Angostura. Ciudad Bolivar has receptive people willing to serve the visitor.