Valencia's compact historic centre clusters around the Plaza Bolívar and the Cathedral. A few blocks away, the Casa Páez — home of the independence-war general José Antonio Páez — and the Capitolio anchor the city's nineteenth-century quarter. South of the city, the Campo de Carabobo is the battlefield where Venezuelan independence was sealed in 1821. Outside the centre, the Acuario de Valencia, Parque Recreacional Sur, and Parque Nacional San Esteban offer green space and easy hiking. Sports fans can take in a game at the Estadio José Bernardo Pérez or a bullfight at the Plaza de Toros Monumental. Industrial-era curiosities include the Camoruco railway terminus and the Iglesia de San Blas up the hill.