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Church dating to 18th century that houses the Divine Shepherdess, patron saint of Santa Rosa and Barquisimeto. Every January she is taken to the Cathedral of Barquisimeto in what is considered to be the second most important procession in Latin America.
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A roadside park with a lot of kitschy sculptures.
A very abstract Mary shrine that some people take pretty seriously, plus good views over the city.
Monument to the Rising Sun
Sun dial type of monument in roundabout.
Yet another city landmark in the shape of a bromeliad or sago palm or something to that effect, with a fountain and coffee shop.
This very Spanish colonial looking building dates to at least the 19th century.
What would a Venezuelan city be without one of these? This is next to the Lara State government building.