Parque de Recreación Alí Primera

This park features dedicated zones with sports courts, playgrounds, an outdoor amphitheater, and exhibition spaces for artworks throughout its grounds. The layout combines recreational facilities with a museum area that displays local artistic creations.

The grounds opened in 1983 under a different name and received their current designation in 2007 to honor an important Venezuelan musician and songwriter. This renaming marked the site's redefinition as a cultural memorial.

The art museum within the park showcases works by Venezuelan artists and reflects the country's creative traditions. Visitors encounter contemporary and traditional pieces that represent local artistic expressions and cultural identity.

The park is accessible during daytime hours and provides seating areas and restroom facilities for guests. It helps to arrive early in the day when the grounds are less crowded and conditions are more comfortable.

A water system with small streams winds through the grounds and creates habitats for various animal species including cardinals, raptors, and iguanas. This natural water landscape offers visitors quiet observation spots and opportunities to watch local wildlife in their surroundings.