A day in San Jose, Costa Rica 😎 | Gold Museum | National Theater | Chinatown

April 2024 - Come with us to explore the city of San Jose, visiting the famous Gold Museum, the amazing National Theater, Chinatown and more!
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[@vant83]

Another video I've seen, another video I've liked. In San José I would also recommend the Museo de Jade (Jade Museum), the Museo Nacional (National Museum), the Museo de Arte Costarricense (Costa Rican Art Museum, specially for its Salón Ferón), a quick visit to the Centro Nacional de la Cultura (National Cultural Center, located in the buildings of the former Liquor National Factory, in one of the buildings is the Contemporary Art Museum, but it is really worthy only if you are into conceptual art and similar art currents) and wandering around the areas of parks from Parque Morazán to Parque España and then Parque Nacional (I think you visited part of that) and the Atlantic Railroad Station, a stroll around Barrio Amón, Barrio Otoya and Barrio Aranjuez (the neighborhoods of the rich, in the past) and walking from Parque Nacional to the south along the Ricardo Jiménez boulevard and visiting. Not so safe to go there on your own, but with a guide can be excellent, barrio México and barrio Luján, which were more workers' neighborhoods, but have lots of victorian, neocolonial and Art Déco architecture. Also the area around the Carmen church and the Post Office has a significant amount of heritage.

[@5Min4Men]

Where did you stay? Airbnb or hotel?

[@TingoTangoTravels]

We stayed in an Airbnb