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San Jose
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San Jose, Costa Rica is located almost in the very center of this Central American country. It is set in a fertile valley in the Central America portion of the Andean Sierra Madre Mountain Range. This city is the capitol of Costa Rica, and also one of the most densely populated cities in it as well. Popular the religious celebrations and the Festejos of the city of Sanjose.
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Braulio Carrillo National Park
Consisting of 44,099 hectares of virgin rain forest, this is one of Costa Rica's largest national parks. Although the park extends into portions of four different provinces, most visitors enter via the highway from San Jose. Only 30 minutes away from downtown, entering the park is like entering another world -- one of endless verdure and dripping with the frequent mists and rains that bathe the upper reaches of the mountain pass that the road winds through. |
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San Jose, Costa Rica |
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Spirogyra Butterfly Garden
Spirogyra ,butterfly farm and garden is aimed to keep the area, located in the last forested part of the city as a "green oasis' where people can learn about butterflies an their role in the environment and hopefully become sensitive and more aware of the importance of preserving one's habitat. The shop carries beautiful butterfly gifts and serves sandwiches, complete lunches and delicious coffee. |
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50 east, 150 south from the main entrance to "El Pueblo" shopping center, San Jose |
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Cartago
The town of Cartago was founded by the Spanish in 1563, and it was was the capital of Costa Rica until 1823, when earthquakes destroyed most of the old buildings. Today, the small city is a provincial capital, but parts of it preserve a little of the colonial atmosphere. The town and the people are very resilient and the area surrounding Cartago is some of the most beautiful and agriculturally rich land in all of Latin America. |
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25 Sureste de San Jose, San Jose |
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The Ruins of Ujarrás
The Ruins of Ujarrás is the first church constructed in Costa Rica during century XVII, and they are appraised like a relicario of the colonial time. Next to the Ruins of Ujarrás, the Costa Rican Institute of Tourism has constructed an area of recreation in front of the lake that forms the hydroelectric dam of Cachí, in where can be enjoyed nautical strolls; and, in the merenderos (areas of "picnic") of the bordering green zones, to please of meals. |
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El Valle del Río Orosi, San Jose |
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Volcán Arenal
Considered by many to be one of the most spectacular regions in the country, the Northern Lowlands and Volcan Arenal area are Costa Rica’s hottest tourist destinations. The Arenal Volcano presents a truly majestic sight, as it spews molten rocks and ash from its summit on a daily basis.With regular eruptions, you can hear the rumbling and see steam rising as lava flows down the sides of the volcano. |
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Fortuna, San Jose, Costa Rica |
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National Theater
San José's foremost architectural showpiece, the National Theater is a source of pride to Costa Ricans everywhere. Some parts of the theater were crafted in Europe and shipped to Costa Rica for assembly, such as the metal framework which was cast in Belgium and many of the statues, murals, and ceiling frescos which are the work of Italian artists. The stunning baroque design features ample use of 221/2 karat gold overlay and Carrara marble. |
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Second Ave. and Fifth St., San Jose,
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National Museum
National Museum is best known for the variety of pre-Columbian artifacts on permanent display, and it also has exhibits dedicated to Costa Rican religious art and the history of the country since the Spanish conquest. The building itself has historic significance since it was once a military fortress and after the abolishment of the army, following the Revolution of 1948, was converted into the museum. |
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calle 17, between avenidas central,san jose |
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