This park was opened in 1920, which is one of the oldest parks in the city of Caracas, as it was initially named Sucre in honor of the national hero Antonio de Sucre, and then was replaced by the name Cobos in relation to the mahogany trees that are found in the park in large numbers, and it is one of the The most important groups of ancient trees in the city of Caracas. The park also contains the statue of Teresa de la Barra sculpted by the artist Carmen Cecilia, in addition to the fountains designed by one of the most famous architects in Venezuela, Ernesto Maragal.