ItineraryThis is a typical itinerary for this productStop At: Teatro Nacional Costa Rica, Second Ave. and Fifth St., San Jose Costa RicaSince 1897, this elegant theater has been a source of pride. The National Theater of Costa Rica (TNCR) is a public institution created by Executive Decree No. XXXIII, May 28, 1890, which establishes “That the construction of a National Theater in this city [San José] is a demanded necessity for the civilization and culture of the country… ”. Its construction required the joint work of Costa Ricans and Europeans, who contributed their knowledge and made possible the creation of this temple of art, in accordance with the desire of the turn of the century republican architecture.Our professional local tour guide will give you an explanation about the history and what this theatre represents for a better understanding of the evolution of Costa Rica.Duration: 20 minutesStop At: Morazan Park, Calle 7 Near Parque Espana Costa RicaInitially it was called Plaza La Laguna, since it was built on a small lake called Vilanueva, where many Costa Ricans were looking for mud to build the first adobe houses in the 19th century. For health reasons the lagoon was drained and the square was built, which began as a meeting point in the celebration of the New Year.Officially, the park was inaugurated in 1887, however the Executive of that time decided to name it Francisco Morazán, in homage to a hero of Central American history, without ever knowing the reason for this decision. Years later, a large octagonal kiosk with an art nouveau style was created to perform civic events, which more recently was transformed into the Temple of Music.Our professional local tour guide will give you an explanation about the history and what this park represents for a better understanding of the evolution of Costa Rica.Duration: 20 minutesStop At: Templo de la Musica, Avenida 3 Calle 7, San Jose 10104 Costa RicaMusic is a big part of Costa Rican culture. Most times, you could see them festively dancing and singing, with musical horns roaring in the background. These fun loving Latin Americans enjoy a fusion of American, Latin and British contemporary rock and a timeless adoration and influence of 60’s and 70’s music.Enjoying music collectively is another characteristic Costa Ricans possess. They believe as many others do that music is best experienced when shared.To have a venue to house bands, musicians and even orchestras like the Templo de la Musica continues to bring life to the surroundings of Costa Rica. That’s why this temple is truly a big draw for tourists and locals alike.Our professional local tour guide will give you an explanation about the history and what this temple represents for a better understanding of the evolution of Costa Rica.Duration: 20 minutesStop At: Parque Espana, Bordered by Avdas. 7 and 3 and Cs. 11 and 17 Barrio Carmen, San Jose Costa RicaThe space occupied by Parque España emerged in 1862 as a plaza linked to the service of the National Liquor Factory (currently, CENAC). This factory had been built in 1856 by President Juan Rafael Mora Porras with the purpose of increasing the public purse and controlling the manufacture of contraband alcohol. This square became the place where the cattlemen who brought the bundles of candy with which the cane liquor was made rested. Over time, circuses were also installed on the site, public festivals were organized for the end of the year, and bullfights were held. Later, soccer matches were also played and finally, it became the place where the students of the Metallic School carried out their physical activities.Our professional local tour guide will give you an explanation about the history and what this temple represents for a better understanding of the evolution of Costa Rica.Duration: 20 minutesStop At: Casa amarilla, X2X5+HC, San José, Vázquez de Coronado, Costa Ricahe “Casa Amarilla” (Yellow House) must be one of your must-see places in San José. This bui

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Confirmation will be received at time of booking,Not wheelchair accessible,Stroller accessible,Service animals allowed,Near public transportation,Infant seats available,Most travelers can participate,Recommended items: Tennis or hiking shoes, a bottle of water, comfortable clothes, camera, sunscreen,This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund,This tour/activity will have a maximum of 20 travelers,Face masks required for travelers in public areas,Face masks required for guides in public areas,Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff,Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas,Gear/equipment sanitized between use,Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized,Guides required to regularly wash hands,Regular temperature checks for staff,Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms,Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons,COVID-19 vaccination required for guides

Lunch,Bottled water,Snacks,Air-conditioned vehicle,WiFi on board,Hotel pickup and drop-off from San Jose, Escazu and Alajuela only,Parking Fees,Local Professional Tour Guide,Local Professional Driver,Entry/Admission - Morazan Park,Entry/Admission - Templo de la Musica,Entry/Admission - Parque Espana,Entry/Admission - Casa amarilla,Entry/Admission - Parque Nacional Park,Entry/Admission - Monumento Nacional,Entry/Admission - Atlantic Railroad Station,Entry/Admission - Plaza de la Democracia y de la Abolición del Ejército,Entry/Admission - Plaza de la Cultura,Entry/Admission - Central Market (Mercado Central)

Gratuities,Hotel pickup and drop-off outside San Jose and Alajuela,Dedicated Vehicle and Driver,Entry/Admission - Teatro Nacional Costa Rica,Entry/Admission - Asamblea Legislativa,Entry/Admission - Museo Nacional De Costa Rica,Entry/Admission - Pre-Columbian Gold Museum,Entry/Admission - Banco Central de Costa Rica