San Jose, San Jose, Costa Rica Summary
The capital and largest city of Costa Rica, San Jose is a modern metropolis and makes for a great beginning to a Costa Rican adventure. Its many museums, churches, and government buildings will provide guests to the country with the information they need to enjoy a well-informed journey into the wonders of the land. The city’s parks and gardens, such as Spirogyra Butterfly Gardens, offer their own share of plant and wildlife and should not be missed. The city’s surroundings are ideal for rafting, trekking, or exploring. Lined with lush green mountains and valleys, San Jose is the gateway to Costa Rica’s natural wonderland.
mariangeles
mariangeles
Member since: May 2008
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Barrio Escalante,...
 
Posted: 03/24/2009
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Craft´s market
If you want to buy indian handicrafts, craftworks, wood stuff and great souvenirs, you can´t miss the craft´s market. It is located downtown, next to the national museum. Walking distance: 4 blocks from the National Museum thru the main avenue. It´s opened everyday and prices are incredible cheap!
gigi
gigi
Member since: Jul 2008
Score: 10
Rumford, United S...
 
Posted: 07/15/2008
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Yeah! the Market is a must!
I agree with voyager.
Visit the Central Market for the cheapest food and great ideas for souvenirs and the best deals.
sawyer2000
sawyer2000
Member since: Jul 2008
Score: 12
Miami, United Sta...
 
Posted: 07/15/2008
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check out the central park
Visit the huge central park. It’s a haven right in the city.
sandy
sandy
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Botwood, Canada
 
Posted: 07/14/2008
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culture and history
Try to check the museums, like the Natural History Museum (Museo de cultura popular)
sandy
sandy
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Botwood, Canada
 
Posted: 07/14/2008
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La Paz Waterfall Gardens
the bird observatory was nice, with a wide range of birds. The downside was the caged animals. I would’ve preferred to see animals in their natural environments. I suppose that if you’re with children, however, it’s safer and more organized.
   
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