CARACAS (Cathedral of Caracas)

The Cathedral of Caracas, officially known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Succour, is a historic Roman Catholic church located in Venezuela's capital. Constructed starting in 1631, it features colonial-era architecture with a blend of baroque and neoclassical elements. The cathedral serves as a significant religious and cultural landmark, housing important religious artifacts and the tombs of notable figures, including Simón Bolívar. Its interior offers a peaceful space for worship and reflection, while the exterior reflects the city’s historical development. As a symbol of Caracas’s spiritual heritage, it remains a prominent site for both locals and visitors.