Knowing San Jose
November 12, 2008 – 8:30 amIn that tour you will know first the East side of San Jose. After you have seen the Capital’s main attractions, your first stop will be the impressive Pre-Columbian Gold Museum and the beautiful National Theater, where you will have a guided visit through these cultural gems. After your visit, the tour continues thru the western section of San Jose: La Sabana Metropolitan Park, Costa Rican Contemporary Art Museum or the first International Airport in Costa Rica, the National Gymnasium, the Comptroller’s office, residential area Rohrmoser, Nunciatura, Nobel Peace prize winner Oscar Arias Sanchez’s home (actual President from Costa Rica), Rohrmoser Boulevard and Pavas section. At the end of the tour, you will have the opportunity of visiting a couple of interesting shopping places where you will be able to buy a souvenir of your visit to San Jose. That will be a great opportunity to have an overview from The Capital of Costa Rica and its main attractions.
Tags: National Theater, Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, San Jose, San Jose City Tour, The Capital of Costa Rica
2 Responses to “Knowing San Jose”
We travel with a service dog as my wife is sight impaired. We know people do not know what means and refuse the needed dog into their hotel or restaurant. Can you advise me as to what to expect and do about such an experience if it arises? Thank you
By bob levin on May 13, 2009
I do not think that will be a problem at all if we can advise them previous to your arrival to the hotels. Costa Rica does have a a very strong and quite well enforced legislation for equity in terms of our handicap population, so the most of the hotels will be aware of this.
By Felipe Chacon on Sep 16, 2009