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The National Theatre of Costa Rica located in the central section of San José, Costa Rica. Construction began in 1891, and it opened to the public on October 21, 1897, The National Theatre is the maximum representation of economical stability of the nation, in a period of time when coffee exports were a round success.
The building is considered the finest historical building in the capital
Costa Rica’s Central Bank, concerned for our cultural and archeological patrimony, assembled the collection of pre-Columbian gold between 1950 and 1974. Simultaneously, it began a collection of numismatics and acquired national art works. Initially, a public gallery was created in the Bank, but when the collections grew, the decision was made to build a museum designed exclusively to house these collections related to the history of Costa Rica
At 1 hour and 40 minutes northwest from San Jose, near the Poas Volcano the visit include butterfly garden, hummingbird garden, snake museum, frog and toads garden and five magnifecent waterfalls.
Pueblo Antiguo was created to provide permanent economic support to the children’s hospital this place is like a copy of the old Costa Rica, so come and learn about the roots of Costa Ricas traditions, myths, legends, music and dance.
Come and enjoy the beauty of the high lands of Costa Rica. With a diameter of 1.5 km the active crater is showing its activity every day ranging from fumaroles to bubbling emissions, geyser type eruptions.
This is a guided tour starts with audiovisual presentation, your guide will take you to learn about Costa Rica biodiversity, walk along the trails stations with permanent live exhibits, butterfly garden.
At 3432 mts. Irazu is the highest Volcano in the Central Volcaninc Mountain Range the northern and southern flank cover with potatoes, cabbages, carrots and other vegetable crops, dairy farms.
Is one of Costa Rica’s highest quality coffees. The Doka Coffee Estate is located on the fertile slopes of the Alajuela Poas Volcano, the rich soil and the ideal altitude and climate have made the Santa Eduviges farm famous because of it’s excellent coffee.
The main objective of the Coffee Tour is to educate and inform the local and international population with regard to the whole production process as well as the processing of coffee
Was established on April 27, 1978 as a biological reserve, on November 1998 Carara was upgraded to national park category.
The park protects the river basin of the River Tárcoles, near Orotina and includes one of the largest remaining populations of wild Scarlet Macaw in the country.The park is a popular birdwatching destination.
The park is uniquely situated between Amazonian and Mesoamerican habitats in a transition zone which harbors distinct flora and fauna from each respective habitat.
Parque Nacional Palo Verde, 28 km south of Bagaces, protects 13,058 hectares of floodplain, marshes, limestone ridges, and seasonal pools in the heart of the driest region of Costa Rica–the Tempisque basin, at the mouth of the Río Tempisque in the Gulf of Nicoya. The tidal river rises and falls up to four meters and is navigable for about 36 km
Costa Rica`s Arenal National Park is the most active in the country. It was believed to be dormant until a major eruption in 1968. The Park is next to the country`s largest hidroelectric Project, the Arenal Lake Dam.
Manuel Antonio is one of the country’s most popular Parks, located at 157 Km South of San Jose stunning beaches, a magnificent setting with islands offshore (bird sanctuaries for marine species), lush rainforest The park has four lovely beaches : Espadilla Sur, Manuel Antonio, Escondido, and Playita.
You are guaranteed close up encounters with monkeys, sloths, coatimondi, iguanas
is the most popular of Costa Rica’s islands. It actually consists of 2 uninhabited islands, situated in front of the Curu Wildlife Refuge. The clear, turquoise waters afford excellent snorkeling and diving, and the white sand beaches are waiting for you
Our bilingual tourist guide offers expert orientation about the crocodile and other associated wildlife. The boat heads along the GuacalilloEstuary, the most awesome mangrove ecosystem.
The Rain Forest Aerial tram at the Pacific allow visitors to discover the hidden secrets and the hanging gardens, showing the importance of the Tropical Forest from a different perspective
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Near the border with Nicaragua, Caño Negro and Rio Frio and ecological humid areas considered to be one of the richest in biological diversity is also a place that give you the opportunity to spot lots of animals.
Wind-sculptured elfin woodlands on the exposed ridges are spectacularly dwarfed, whereas protected cove Monteverde rainforests have majestically tall trees festooned with orchids, bromeliads, ferns, vines, and mosses.
Cloud Forest reveals a lush green garden of mosses, ferns, flowers and epiphytes growing thickly on every tree. Dangling roots and vines sweeep across the trails.
Sky Walk is a combination of suspension bridges and platform built in the cloud forest, that offers an opportunity to explore the forest canopy in a safe and easy manner.
It encompasses the only remaining old growth wet forest on the Pacific coast Central America, and 13 major ecosystems including lowland rain forest, highland cloud forest, yolillo palm forest, and mangrove swamps, as well as costal marine and beach habitats.
Lankaster Gardens holds one of the region`s largest collections of bromeliads, ferns orchids and other tropical plans, which attract more that a hundred species of birds and allow the visitor to enjoy the beauty of nature at its best.
It is one of the most beautiful places you`ll ever see.
The magma heats the water to 101 degrees, which the flows through the base of the volcano down about ¾ mile to Tabacon Hot Springs. From here the river splits into several smaller rivers, joining with cool water from a different river to make dozens of pools of varying temperatures, shapes and sizes.
