Dear @alejos7ven

The Flower of Venezuela in Barquisimeto is one of the most emblematic architectural works of the city.

I am so glad to see your post about the Flower of Venezuela in Barquisimeto.

The entrance to this place has always been free, however if you want to eat something there, the prices may be a bit high. It is a good place to go to observe more than anything, there is not much to do but the mere fact of being able to enjoy the architecture is already an added value that the place has, and without a doubt you will not find a similar experience in other places.

I am blown away by the stunning architecture of the flower and the unique way in which it has been designed. The combination of concrete columns, metal beams, and glass and steel façade creates a truly breathtaking structure that serves as a symbol of the city.

The site is basically like a mini museum, when we entered we began to see fish tanks with different species, among them we saw some rays, an eel, a clown fish among others, I found it very interesting to see animals of this type in a place like this. There are also areas where old pottery items such as vessels, among others, are exhibited. We also got to see some bones.

It is wonderful to hear that the flower has a mini museum-like atmosphere, with exhibits of fish tanks, old pottery items, and bones. I love that the site offers something for everyone, whether it's the architecture, the exhibits, or the stunning views of the city and its surroundings. I think that the fact that admission is free is a great perk, and I imagine that the place would be even more appealing if the flower petals unfolded as you mentioned in your post.

I have not had the opportunity to visit Barquisimeto yet, but your post has definitely inspired me to plan a trip there. I think that visiting the Flower of Venezuela would be an unforgettable experience and I can't wait to see it for myself. I am sure that the combination of the beautiful architecture and the exhibits would provide a unique and enriching experience that I would not find anywhere else.

Overall`, I would like to thank you for sharing your experience at the Flower of Venezuela in Barquisimeto. Your post has been a great source of inspiration and I am so grateful that you have shared your story with us. I hope that I will have the chance to visit this beautiful place soon and that I will be able to share my own experiences with others. Thank you again for your post.

Regards, @fabiha