on the "Ciudad Bolívar-Ciudad Guayana" Highway, and goes all the way through Puerto Ordaz (industrial zone, airport, commercial zone, residential zone, even the touristic zone since it side passes the Cachamay Park). Atlántico Avenue runs through Puerto Ordaz from west to east on the south side of the city. It intersects with the Las Americas avenue and the Leopoldo Sucre Figarella avenue. This gives a high importance to this avenue. Las Américas Avenue connects the Altavista sector (north of the city) with the centre. Paseo Caroní Avenue starts on the west side of the city and ends at the Atlantic avenue. On December 3, 2006, the Orinokia bridge, which crosses the Orinoco river, was inaugurated. The area is served by Manuel Carlos Piar Guayana Airport. Recreation In Puerto Ordaz the principal recreation centers are: Natural: Llovizna park, Cachamay park, Loefling park. Shopping centers: Orinokia Mall, Altavista Mall, Atlántico Mall. Family: Macagua Eco Museum, Christmas Park and the Italian-Venezuelan Club. Ciudad Guayana is home to two football clubs that play in the Venezuelan Primera División, namely LALA FC and Mineros de Guayana. Both clubs play their home games in the CTE Cachamay stadium, which also hosts games of the national team and numerous concerts. Notable people Kervin Andrade (born 2005), Venezuelan footballer Eugenio Suárez (born 1991), Major League Baseball player Education Puerto Ordaz is also well known for having one of the best engineering schools in Latin America. The main universities are: Regional hubs: Andrés Bello UCAB (Catholic University) UDO (East University) Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho (UGMA) University Bicentenaria de Aragua (UBA) University Puerto Ordaz is headquarters of colleges like: UNEXPO (National Experimental Polytechnic University) UNEG (National Experimental University of Guayana) Technical Institutes U.E.E.T.I. Fundación "La Salle" (San Félix) I.U.T. Antonio José de Sucre I.U.T. Pedro Emilio Coll I.U.P. Santiago Mariño Tourism Inside the city both the Llovizna and Cachamay Parks are located displaying their picturesque waterfalls. Other local attractions are the Caroní Ecomuseum located at the Macagua Dam. Near the city from the Angosturita bridge to the San Félix port the union of the Caroní and Orinoco rivers can be seen; the different colors of the water of both rivers make a very distinct demarcation line. Taking Puerto Ordaz as a starting point, the Orinoco Delta can be visited as well as Canaima's National Park and Guri's reservoirs. Other points of interest are the colonial castles at the Orinoco riverside