Also called "The Street of Tradition", a survivor of the architecture of Moorish and Caribbean heritage, of humble and festive creativity. Restored and intervened periodically to maintain our roots. National Monument protected by the Rafael Urdaneta Center. It was declared a place of historical value on October 15, 1990. It is a historical, artistic and cultural heritage of Maracaibo. Their houses are constructions of the colonial, republican and modern era. The materials with which they are made are of shell of coconut, clay, stones, among others. The color of its facades is unique, next to the large windows and wooden doors and is part of the history of Maracaibo, Venezuela.