Parque Negra Hipólita, Public park in Valencia, Venezuela
Parque Negra Hipólita is a large green space in Valencia that stretches along the Cabriales River, offering walking trails, wooded areas, and a performance shell for events. The park has multiple entry points along Avenida Paseo Cabriales for visitor access.
The park opened in 1983 under Governor Gustavo Correa Viso as a new public space for the city. It was named to honor Hipólita Bolívar, a significant historical figure connected to the region's past.
The park honors Hipólita Bolívar, the caregiver of Simón Bolívar, reflecting a local connection to this historical figure. Visitors can walk past several sculptures and monuments that mark the area's heritage and community identity.
The park is open during daylight hours, making it best to visit in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat. Multiple entry points mean you can access it from various locations along the riverfront.
The park has hosted an information center that provides educational resources to visitors since the early 2000s. This facility merges the recreational purpose of the park with knowledge sharing for the local community.
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