Jade Museum

“Also known as Museo de los niños (Kids Museum). An interactive museum specially for the kids. Science and all its different themes brought to life. I still remember each and every time I went. Used to be a prison built in 1910 and closed in 1979. The National Auditorium and the National gallery are also in here. Plays and concerts for all ages”

“Designed by an Italian Architect, the theatre is a beautiful example of This Architects vision of Costa Rica. Very different than what you would expect. A gorgeous building with beautiful architecture with much Italian influence. Only accessible by tour. Check FB for times and to make reservations. English tours avail. If you are lucky enough, you may get to see a performance of some type. During the theatre season 30 minute performances are given during the lunch hour. Allows locals to enjoy and experience culture during their lunch hour. Usually 2000 colone admission fee. About $3.50 There is a lovely restaurant inside that has a great menu for lunch and/or coffee. ”

“The Central Bank of Costa Rica concerned about the cultural and archaeological heritage of Costa Rica, formed the collection of pre-Columbian gold between 1950 and 1974. At the same time boosted its collection of coins and began to acquire works of national art. Initially created a public gallery in the main building of the Bank, but when the collection grew, it was decided to build a museum exclusively designed to house these collections." 20 min walk 19 min 1.6 km via Av 1/Amalia Jiménez Volio and Av. Central DETAILS 20 min 1.7 km via Av 3 and Av. 1 20 min 1.7 km via Av 1/Amalia Jiménez Volio and Av 2”

“Vibrant area of Costa Rica's capital with murals, bars, restaurants, and cultural attractions. A must-visit if you're spending time in San Jose!”

“It’s the biggest park in San José, it has the National Stadium, where there are a lot of events. It also have a museum and a lot of recreational things you can do.”