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Plaza Bolivar的点评
点评：this is probably the most important square in Caracas. most visitors will start their sightseeing from here.
fun fact, there are some black squirrels on the trees at the square. there is also a insta-worthy street near the square covered by red umbrellas.
i started my walk from National Pantheon. then continue walking for the next 3 hours from National Pantheon to Plaza Bolivar and surrounding government buildings, on to the Eyes of Chavez, then the Theatre District. following that, I head towards the La Candelaria parish, and before ending my walk at the Museum District.
I think it is fine to walk by yourself if you stay alert 100% of the time. There are a lot of locals out and about on Sunday, and there are also National Guards and policemen around the blocks. Caracas is undeniably gritty, and I find the downtown atmosphere to be a combination of La Paz (Bolivia), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Bogota (Colombia). You will stand out as a foreigner because there are so few of them here, so practice street smarts, dress down, blend in, and always know where you are going.
fun fact, there are some black squirrels on the trees at the square. there is also a insta-worthy street near the square covered by red umbrellas.
i started my walk from National Pantheon. then continue walking for the next 3 hours from National Pantheon to Plaza Bolivar and surrounding government buildings, on to the Eyes of Chavez, then the Theatre District. following that, I head towards the La Candelaria parish, and before ending my walk at the Museum District.
I think it is fine to walk by yourself if you stay alert 100% of the time. There are a lot of locals out and about on Sunday, and there are also National Guards and policemen around the blocks. Caracas is undeniably gritty, and I find the downtown atmosphere to be a combination of La Paz (Bolivia), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Bogota (Colombia). You will stand out as a foreigner because there are so few of them here, so practice street smarts, dress down, blend in, and always know where you are going.
翻译：这可能是加拉加斯最重要的广场。大多数游客将从这里开始他们的观光。
有趣的是，广场的树上有一些黑松鼠。广场附近还有一条被红色雨伞覆盖的街道。
我从国家万神殿开始步行。然后继续步行 3 小时，从国家万神殿到玻利瓦尔广场和周围的政府大楼，再到查韦斯之眼，然后是剧院区。之后，我前往 La Candelaria 教区，然后在博物馆区结束步行。
我认为如果你 100% 的时间保持警觉，自己走路是可以的。周日有很多当地人外出，街区周围也有国民警卫队和警察。加拉加斯无疑是坚韧不拔的，我发现市中心的氛围是拉巴斯（玻利维亚）、里约热内卢（巴西）和波哥大（哥伦比亚）的结合。作为外国人，您会脱颖而出，因为这里人很少，所以练习街头智慧，穿着得体，融入其中，并始终知道自己要去哪里。
有趣的是，广场的树上有一些黑松鼠。广场附近还有一条被红色雨伞覆盖的街道。
我从国家万神殿开始步行。然后继续步行 3 小时，从国家万神殿到玻利瓦尔广场和周围的政府大楼，再到查韦斯之眼，然后是剧院区。之后，我前往 La Candelaria 教区，然后在博物馆区结束步行。
我认为如果你 100% 的时间保持警觉，自己走路是可以的。周日有很多当地人外出，街区周围也有国民警卫队和警察。加拉加斯无疑是坚韧不拔的，我发现市中心的氛围是拉巴斯（玻利维亚）、里约热内卢（巴西）和波哥大（哥伦比亚）的结合。作为外国人，您会脱颖而出，因为这里人很少，所以练习街头智慧，穿着得体，融入其中，并始终知道自己要去哪里。
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