Town: The Valley of the Sacred Spirit
Address: In front of the Plaza Santiago Mariño
Historical period: XIX Century
Date of Construction: February of 1.894
Type of Monument: Religious
State of Conservation: Good

Observations: Their name is in honor to the employer of that town and of the Marina Venezolana; "The Virgin of the Valley". After having been founded the church San Nicolás de Bari, The Basilica was declared smaller than the New State Esparta, September 8 of 1.955, starting from that date take place its employer parties; beginning with the Virgin's slope, September 8 of every year, which is placed where the public can see it closely. The day 8 of December is the Virgin's ascent, which is placed in an altar located in the superior part where the priest officiates the masses.

General description: It is a small temple framed in a style Neogótico whose plant in form of Latin Cruz finishes off in two small. It possesses a main access framed to each side by some salient ones, their towers are composed by four bodies with entrances and salient. The interior space of the Basilica this divided by ogival arches with small embedded columns. The central ship is separated from the presbytery for a dome it has more than enough pechinchas, along the whole ship they stand out vitrales in ogival form, where its main access leads us to a choir of two levels.