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Monumento a Juan Rodriguez Suarez, Merida is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Merida. The monument can be found on a long traffic island in the middle of Andrés Bello Avenue. This is a grandiose monument and is surrounded by a perfectly-kept garden. If you are planning to visit the city then do not forget to include Monumento a Juan Rodriguez Suarez, Merida in your itinerary.

As you come to the Monumento a Juan Rodriguez Suarez in Merida you can see that on top of the large pedestal, proudly stands the figure of Juan Rodríguez Suárez. He was the restless 'Captain of the Red Cloak' who, without any official permission, founded Mérida not only once, but twice. The nearby El Punto or Zumba is where the second founding of the city had occurred.

However, Juan Rodríguez Suárez not only established. In fact he re-established the city of Mérida. He also opened a road through the northern moors so as to reach Santo Domingo. He connected Merida with the nearby places.

It is also surprising to see that the Monumento a Juan Rodriguez Suarez, Merida is larger than the one downtown dedicated to Simón Bolívar.

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Tourist Attractions in Merida
Alexis y La Venezuela de Antier	Biblioteca Bolivariana
Bulevar Bolivar	Capilla de Nuestra Senora de Coromonto
Casa Bosset	Casa del General Juan Antonio Paredes
Catedral Metropolitana de Merida	Estadio Olimpico Guillermo Soto Rosa
Hacienda La Victoria	Iglesia de Jaji
Iglesia de Nuestra Senora del Carmen	Laguna de Mucubaji
Laguna Negra	Laguna Victoria
Monumento a Juan Rodriguez Suarez	Monumento Pico El Aguila
Monumento Parque La Loca Luz Caraballo	Observatorio Astrofísico de Llano del Hato
Palacio Arzobispal (El)	Palacio de Gobierno
Palacio Las Cinco Aguilas Blancas	Plaza Bolivar
Plaza de Las Heroinas Meridenas	Plaza de Toros Roman Eduardo Sandia
Plaza Sucre o de Milla