Ciudad Bolívar (called Angostura) capital of the Bolívar State, was founded in the year of 1764 and later baptized with the name of Ciudad Bolívar in honor of the Liberator. It is declared a National Historic Monument because of its architectural features and the importance of the events that took place here. In Angostura (current Ciudad Bolívar) the Liberator Simón Bolívar declares the «War to Death» to the Spanish Crown and installs the Angostura Congress where a speech of high moral, social and political content is delivered. In this Conference of the Great Colombia (nation composed of the current publications of Venezuela, Colombia and Panama). Ciudad Bolívar offers visitors the tranquility and charm of an era that will not return, its construction dates from 1766 and many buildings that still retain their original structure.

Historical tour of ½ day: Visit to the Historical Center. The Plaza Bolívar; The House of Congress of Angostura, where the Liberator declares «The War to the Dead» to the Spanish Crown; the House of the Governors built in 1766, served as residence in Baron de Humboldt and Bompland; In front of La Plaza Bolivar we will find La Casa Prisión Piar, where General Manuel spent his last days of life before being shot; the House of the Twelve Windows; the Metropolitan Cathedral; Correo del Orinoco Museum, the first newspaper published in Venezuela and the divulgation organ of the patriotic forces; the zamuro fortress; The Statue of the Liberator. A walk in the facilities of the Qta. San Isidro, at the Jesús Soto International Museum of Modern Art; Artisanal Complex La Carioca.