Parque Vinicio Adames, Caracas

Name: Parque Vinicio Adames
Address: Subida de Tazon, Caracas, 1080, Venezuela

#86 among attractions in Caracas

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Vinicio Adames Park, is a park in the municipality of Baruta. Officially inaugurated in December 1973, with the name Hoyo de la Puerta and from 1976 it bears the current name It is characterized by having a large forest in a natural state, with paths for the visitor to venture through them. Its mission is to protect numerous tributaries that flow into the Dique de la Mariposa and to serve as a defensive and recreational framework for the Protective Zone of the city of Caracas. Its name was chosen in memory of the youth teacher Professor Vinicio Adames, who dedicated his life to form young music values.

It is located in the Coche - Tazón Highway, Sector Hoyo de la Puerta, Autonomous Municipality of Baruta, Miranda State.

Elevation: 4009 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 10°23'46"N, 66°53'38"W

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Subida de TazonCaracas 1080 Venezuela

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Parque Vinicio Adames – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)

Nearby attractions include: Caricuao Zoo, Church of St. Constantine and Helena, Paseo Los Próceres, El Hatillo.

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