Learn about local life in San Jose through its architecture, history and food. This 3-hour walking tour shows you the typical lifestyle of the capital as you stroll through the streets with a knowledgeable local guide. Get to know the city through its markets and coffee history, ending at Mercado Central (Central Market) where you’ll taste an ice cream and sample some tasty food. Numbers are limited to 12 people, ensuring an intimate experience with a small group.
gs in Costa Rica with great importance to the cultural and historical aspect of the country.
Avenida 2 and calle 2, Barrio La Merced, Costa Rica
Right in the heart of San José, you will hear all about a famous costarican tenor Manuel Salazar Zúñiga known as Melico Salazar.
asting local fresh fruits while learning about the agricultural history of the area.
Calle 6 Y 8 Avenida Central, San Jose, Costa Rica
Your San Jose market tour continues along local roads towards the Central Market. Seeing the diverse sites of these markets will help you get to know the country and its rich history.
C. 2, between Avdas. 1 and 3, Barrio La Merced, San Jose, Costa Rica
Central Post anSan José. This architectural gem has been an iconic part of our capital's urban landscape since its inauguration in October 1917. To this day, the Central Post and Telegraph Building has faithfully witnessed Costa Rica's evolution into a free, independent, and democratic nation.d Telegraph Building
tectural jewels of the Costa Rican capital, where the European aesthetic current of that time is combined with the nascent architectural modernity that prevailed in the cities of North America. It is considered an architectural heritage of the country since 1999. Here you will have a chance to sip a coffee or a beer.
Front entrance of the National Theatre, Avenida 2, calle1, Catedral, San José, Costa Rica
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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