A wee walk in Chacao and a sweet treat

almost 2 years ago

Hello, awesome Hivers!

Happy #WednesdayWalk, everyone. The walk I am going to share with you today was a quick walk I took yesterday with my son around the neighborhood of Chacao in Caracas.

We were in the area running errands and decided to go to the central area of the neighborhood to buy some groceries.

We parked near the municipal market, but as it was already late in the afternoon, it was closed. However, the flower stalls outside the market were still open.

_{Flower stalls outside the Chacao Municipal Market}

We walk south along Cecilio Acosta street in the south direction.

And we came across this colorful mural.

I couldn't recognize the artist's signature, so I have yet to investigate further.

The shop where I wanted to do some shopping was closed, and I got the impression that it was permanently closed. So we decided to go to the square and walk back by the street parallel to the one we had walked down.

We went to the square to take some photos.

_{Plaza Bolívar de Chacao}

This is the Plaza Bolívar de Chacao. And those of you who have read some of my posts on the Wednesday Walk will wonder how many Plazas Bolivar are here, and the answer is there are lots of them.

After our stop in the square, we continue along the street, this time in a northerly direction. This street is the Av. Mohedano.

Aside the Plaza Bolívar de Chacao, there is a church.

The church is the Iglesia San José de Chacao.

_{Iglesia San José de Chacao}

We continued down the street and stopped at a bicycle shop. It has been there for years, and my son wanted to ask if they have a spare part for his bike.

We were soon in the vicinity of the municipal market, but before we went to get the cart, we decided to treat ourselves to a traditional bakery in the area.

We deserved the treat after having spent the day running errands. In this bakery, I have always liked their mille-feuille sweets. But when we entered, some pastries that we call lenguas de suegra just out of the oven caught our attention.

We ate them with coffee and also a portion of salty ricotta and spinach small pastries. Of course, we joined them with a couple of cappuccinos.

After we were pleased, we went to pick up the car to go back home.

This was my little walk, which I share with you so that you can get to know a bit more of Caracas.

This is my post for this week's #wednesdaywalk challenge hosted by @tattoodjay in collaboration with #makemesmile hosted by @elizacheng.

If you made it this far, thank you for reading.

_{All images and writing are my own unless otherwise stated.}

© CoquiCoin

June 29, 2022

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@littlebee4 73

almost 2 years ago

Such a great walk @coquicoin 😁 all around for errands. And some truly yummy treats at the end. I wouldn’t say no to those. And a cappuccino ☕️ Yep… nom nom.
Great captures of the area and buildings.
Thanks for sharing 😁👋🏻 Have a wonderful afternoon 💃🏻💃🏻

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