ItineraryThis is a typical itinerary for this productStop At: Central Market (Mercado Central), Entre Calle 8 Y Avenida 1 Entrada Noroeste Mercado Central,, San Jose Costa RicaThe San Jose Central Market is an important cultural site in Costa Rica as it is one of the oldest and most representative places of San Jose, the capital city of the country. The market opened in 1880, making it one of the oldest landmarks in Costa Rica as the country declared independence in 1821. Duration: 1 hourStop At: Mercado Borbón, C. 8, Paso De La Vaca, San José, Costa RicaThe Mercado Borbón is a true sensory experience of sights and smells, and you might catch the daily hand-truck race among the workers. The focus is on produce, though it sells a bit of everythingDuration: 45 minutesStop At: Correos de Costa Rica, C. 2, between Avdas. 1 and 3 Barrio La Merced, San Jose Costa RicaThis is the best to understand, why is hard to find an address on here.Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Metropolitan Church (Catedral Metropolitana), Bordered by Avdas. 4 and 2 and Cs. Central and 1, San Jose Costa RicaThe Metropolitan Cathedral is the main church in San Jose Costa Rica. This Catholic cathedral stands superbly with neoclassical posture overlooking Central Park and the crowded streets and avenues of the capital city.Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Teatro Nacional Costa Rica, Second Ave. and Fifth St., San Jose Costa RicaIs include a visit to the entrance hall of Costa Rica’s National Theater. In the heart of San Jose, the National Theatre (Teatro Nacional) remains one of the capital city’s most popular tourist attractions.” The ornate Neo-Classical theatre is considered the finest historic building in San Jose, and is known for its exquisite interior decorated with lavish furnishings and beautiful murals.Duration: 10 minutesStop At: Templo de la Música, C. 7, El Carmen, San José, 10101, Costa RicaLa Laguna Plaza was initially called in 1887 because it was erected over a small lake in which the inhabitants of San José of the nineteenth century obtained the mud necessary to make the adobes with which they built their houses. There the New Year holidays were celebrated. The lake, of artificial origin and known as the Villanueva well, was known at least since 1790.In 1808, the then Spanish governor of the Province of Costa Rica, Tomás de Acosta, had urged the authorities to dry out the place. Around it, there was a ditch, called Las Arias, so some families had begun to settle, forming a neighborhood called La Laguna. Between 1853 and 1856, President Juan Rafael Mora Porras ordered the construction of the National Liquor Factory in the neighborhood, which came to consolidate the housing presence in the areaDuration: 15 minutesStop At: Parque Espana, Bordered by Avdas. 7 and 3 and Cs. 11 and 17 Barrio Carmen, San Jose Costa RicaWith this walking tour we can also enjoy of the beauty of the nature when we visit the Spain park.Duration: 5 minutes

San Jose Urban Tours - Local Owned

Confirmation will be received at time of booking,Not wheelchair accessible,Near public transportation,Infants must sit on laps,Most travelers can participate,Private option,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 8 travelers,Face masks required for travelers in public areas,Face masks required for guides in public areas,Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff,Social distancing enforced throughout experience

Coffee and/or Tea,Snacks - fruit ceviches,Breakfast - Routes Picadillos / Natural juices,Seasonal fruits Samples

Private transportation,Alcoholic Beverages,Gratuities,Entry/Admission - Correos de Costa Rica,Entry/Admission - Teatro Nacional Costa Rica,Entry/Admission - Parque Espana