A very quiet 3.5 km ride through the city.

Greetings, World Roads friends! I'm excited to be with you again to share a ride on wheels through my city. This time, I bring you a motorcycle tour that starts at the Centro Comercial Los Próceres, east of the city, and ends at the court of my urbanization in El Trébol.

Taking advantage of the weekend and the light traffic, the 3.5 km ride was quite smooth, taking approximately six minutes.

The route starts on Bolivar Avenue, in San Jacinto, a very busy area, especially at night. Right next to the Centro Comercial Los Próceres is the Parque de Ferias, a vibrant place full of entertainment options: from restaurants and fast food places to attractions for the little ones. In addition, in recent years paddle tennis courts have been installed, adding a sporting alternative to this dynamic sector.

As we move along Avenida Maracay, we enter one of the most important arteries of the city. This road not only facilitates the connection with the urban center, but it is also key to move to nearby towns such as Palo Negro, Magdaleno and Cagua. Although it is an avenue, due to its characteristics and vehicular flow, it could be considered a kind of two-lane highway, where drivers usually travel at high speed. Caution is key in this stretch.

Continuing our journey, we arrive at Aragua Avenue, another neuralgic point of the city traffic. This avenue crosses the city from east to west and is flanked by a myriad of restaurants, stores and businesses of all kinds. Its vitality makes it an obligatory reference for those who move around the city.

Our tour ends in El Trébol, an urbanization with more than 50 years of history, considered one of the most emblematic of the city. Any city dweller knows how to locate this point without any problem, which demonstrates its importance in the collective memory of the region.

I hope you enjoyed this short motorcycle trip around the city, thanks for joining me! See you on the next adventure on wheels.