• Teatro Nacional Costa Rica - Renowned as the most stunning building in Costa Rica, the Opera House was constructed between 1890 and 1897 as a cultural hub for high society events. Due to its active schedule, tours inside may not always be available, so visits depend on the theater’s schedule. If entry is not possible, the National Museum will be visited instead.
• Pre-Columbian Gold Museum - Situated in San José, Costa Rica, this museum is housed in an underground building beneath the “Plaza de la Cultura” and is managed by the Banco Central de Costa Rica.

The Museums of the Central Bank of Costa Rica are dedicated to managing, preserving, researching, and promoting the Archaeology, Visual Arts, and Numismatics collections. They provide visitors with permanent exhibitions and a dynamic program of temporary exhibits related to their heritage, all within a remarkable building in the heart of San José.

• San Jose - As the capital and largest city of Costa Rica, San José is also the capital of the province with the same name. It is centrally located in the mid-west of the Central Valley, within San José Canton.
• Metropolitan Church (Catedral Metropolitana) - In 1813, San José was granted city status by the Spanish Courts, necessitating a temple to honor the Catholic faith. Construction of the current metropolitan cathedral began in 1825 under Eusebio Rodríguez, who designed a longer and wider temple with masonry walls. The church was inaugurated in 1827 and became a cathedral in 1850 when Monsignor Anselmo Llorente y La Fuente was appointed the first bishop of Costa Rica.
• Parque La Sabana - Located in downtown San José, La Sabana Metropolitan Park is the largest and most significant urban park in Costa Rica, often referred to as “the lungs of San José” by locals.
  Spanning 0.72 square kilometers (0.28 sq mi), it is adjacent to the city’s core districts, providing green space and recreation for San José residents. Several key institutions and organizations are situated within or near the park. Officially inaugurated in 1977, its origins date back two centuries when Manuel Antonio Chapuí, a parish priest, donated land in the Mata Redonda District to benefit Costa Rica’s interests. Since then, the area has been used for recreation and sports.
• Mercado Municipal De Artesanias - Delight in shopping and bargaining for a vast array of beautiful handicrafts at the San Jose Municipal Handicraft Market, a maze of aisles filled with colorful souvenirs.
  All items are handcrafted by genuine Costa Rican artists, offering a wide selection of jewelry, wood carvings, t-shirts, hammocks, coffee and spices, bookmarks, framed butterflies, sloth bears, and many other items.
• Museo Nacional De Costa Rica - The National Museum of Costa Rica invites exploration of the cultural and natural history of Costa Ricans, from pre-Columbian times to the present.

Its exhibition rooms display diverse collections in national history, archaeology, and natural history, making it the oldest museum in the country with 135 years of history. It hosts temporary exhibitions on artistic and cultural themes and offers a varied agenda of activities throughout the year.

The Museum is housed in a landmark building, declared Historical Architectural Heritage and a symbol of Costa Rica’s abolition of the army.

If the National Theater is closed, the visit will be redirected to the National Museum.

• Professional tour guide just for you
• Sightseeing by the most Iconic sites of San Jose City
• 100% private deluxe transportation
• Delicious Typical lunch in a nice restaurant
• Entrance fee to National Museum

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Tip for the tour guide

Experience a delightful day with our exclusive and completely private tour. A professional naturalist guide and luxury transportation will conveniently pick you up from your hotel in San Jose.

This tour offers a combination of a city vehicle tour and brief walks through the main streets of the capital, allowing for direct interaction with the key attractions.

The tour includes admission to the National Museum, a significant historical landmark in Costa Rica. Here, the guide will lead you through a journey of history, from pre-Columbian times to the modern era.

Additionally, the tour will take you to the stunning National Theater, Congress, the Post Office, the market area, and prominent residential neighborhoods.

A traditional lunch featuring the main ingredients of Costa Rican cuisine is also included.

This comprehensive 7-hour tour provides an opportunity to truly explore and appreciate the capital city.

• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults
• Infant meals not included

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.