One of the best ways to explore San Jose is through a walking tour! The three hour tour shows magnificent parts of the city that tourists may otherwise miss, and is perfect for any foodies to enjoy. The tour is limited to 12 people; for a more personalized experience. It includes a food tasting portion, which includes legendary Costa Rican coffee, exploration of the San Jose Borbon market, and exercise!
The largest park in San Jose, it's a beautiful green space that's perfect for those who want a stroll. The magnificent landscape contains soccer, basketball and tennis courts, skating and running tracks, and a shooting range as well. It also contains a large lake that can be used for kayaking. Located within the park is the New National Stadium and the Museo de Arte Costarricense (The Costa Rican Art museum), which both offer even more joyous experiences.
This museum is located in the old control tower for the La Sabana airport, which was closed down after a new one was built in downtown San Jose. There is no entry fee, so visitors can enjoy the 6,000 pieces of history for free. The museum also has educational services like critical thinking of plastic consumption and such. The neocolonial building, built in the 1930s, is a piece of history worth admiring.
This multi-purpose stadium is known for its cleaniness, and for also replacing the old stadium. Built in 2011, this new stadium can house about 35,000 occupants, which in turns allows fans to watch soccer in all its glory. In fact the first event the stadium hosted was a friendly match between Costa Rica and China, which ended in a tie. However, that's not all as the stadium has hosted a number of concerts as well. The stadium is a perfect place for sport & music lovers to come together and have one in a lifetime experience. .
A special look at Costa Rican history with objects that pre-date the Columbus era. Built in 1917, it was originally a military barrack, and it was used in the civil war in 1948, in fact there's still bullet holes adorning the walls from war.However, after the war the military was abolished, and the former barracks was turned into a museum. The building itself contains stories from times long past that can be passed onto every person who visits. Anthropologists and archaeologists enthiatsinits ,in particular, will have a blast in this museum.
For those who want to party and see the nightlife San Jose has to offer, then a pub crawl is in order. The crawl starts with an hour of free drinks, and the tour will take place in four different pubs, with no wait-time and VIP access to each club. The clubs also offer a free welcome drink to all partaking in the tour. The tour guide will be able to recommend the best alcohol and food for every type of drinker.