Top Things to do in Province of San Jose
What to do and see in Province of San Jose, Costa Rica: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Province of San Jose, Costa Rica including Topolandia, Santa Ana Town Center, Pulperia and Coffee Don Emilio, Museo de Arte Costarricense, Jade Museum, Turu Ba Ri Tropical Park, Pueblo Antiguo, Museo de los Ninos, Parque Nacional Braulio Carrillo, Feria Verde de Aranjuez.
Restaurants in Province of San Jose
1. Topolandia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Casa subterránea, escabada manualmente con pala y sacho, tiene habitaciones con camas de piedra del mismo material, sala grande de 6 metros de altura con mesa y asientos de piedra del mismo material y que caben 25 personas sentadas, nacientes de aguas cristalinas que salen de la profundidad, sus paredes son naturales y están decoradas con esculturas, relieve del mismo material. Es una pequeña montaña rocosa, que a través de miles de años se ensuavisó y quedó piedra fantasma, en donde usted puede apreciar una gama de colores y tamaños diferentes de piedras suave, arcillosa, limosa, arenosa, chiclosa, comprimida y sostenible. Actualmente tiene 12 puertas y varias ventanas, sus pasadisos son aptos para pasar en silla de ruedas, tiene pasamanos, hay gradas. Son laverintos donde encontrará una atracción. La temperatura es fresca, no fría Es iluminado con electricidad o panel solar. Es como una mansión bajo tierra, podemos camina con todo tipo de calzado,bajar con cuidado las gradas.
2. Santa Ana Town Center
3. Pulperia and Coffee Don Emilio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By fredf573 - Austin, United States
Super fun stop along our ATV tour. Great coffee, baked goods and view of the ocean. Great perspective on how the locals make a living using traditional methods and ingenuity.
4. Museo de Arte Costarricense
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 357 reviews
This museum displays works by local artists.
Reviewed By CathyPar
Although this is only small, the building itself is beautiful ( formerly the San José airport) and contains some excellent examples of Costa Rican art including several impressive sculptures in the outside exhibition area.
5. Jade Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,301 reviews
The Jade Museum and of precolumbian culture is positioned as an innovative state-of-the-art cultural proposal in the protection and conservation of archaeological heritage in Central America. Located in the center of Costa Rics's capital, the building was especially constructed to house the museum's collection, its architecture evoking a cut jade block. Its five levels exhibit objects crafted by artisans specialized in solving their daily subsistence needs, their spiritual and political world.
Reviewed By jbourgeo - Seattle, United States
This museum, also reviewed by Trip Advisor visitors under its name, Museo de Jade (ha-day), has an overwhelming collection of jade and pottery (and a few gold works) recovered from parts of Costa Rica. At first I was a bit frustrated by the volume of materials without much information, until I learned that there were supposed to be (and are) computer screens/kiosks which will tell you more; many of them were not working, but many were (I learned). In any case, soon I was immersed in the experience, as there are many informative displays, including dioramas. The "day" and "night" exhibits, and the "memories" exhibit, are stunning. I spent more time than most people (based on being "passed" many times), I was enthralled. Do allow at least a couple hours. There are quite a few activities for young people, I think it's a good family museum, overall. Spanish is of course the dominant language, but there are many signs and subtitles in English. In sum, this museum helped me realize just how complex and complete pre-Columbian Costa Rican culture was. Fascinating art and artisanry, you will make an authentic connection with these peoples.
6. Turu Ba Ri Tropical Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Turu Ba Ri Nature and Adventure Park is the perfect destination for a Family Vacation in Costa Rica. We have adventure options suitable for the whole family from the quietest option like the Nature guided tour or a horseback ride to The Canopy Tour, The Superman Zip line for the more daring. We re located only 10 minutes from Orotina, 50 minutes from San Jose or 40 minutes from Puntarenas port.
7. Pueblo Antiguo
8. Museo de los Ninos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 437 reviews
Reviewed By kingmodiddy - San Diego, United States
This museum blew us away it was unexpected we had some extra time in San Jose with my four-year-old son they had 2 zip lines going across the upper part of the museum as well as two suspended walkways very safe they put on harnesses attach the lines as well as helmets staff on either end of the obstacles. There was a cars movie themed area with all of the cars from the movie and lots of different rooms that showed the historical prison cells it used to be. Highly recommend
9. Parque Nacional Braulio Carrillo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By judybS8317YH - Annapolis Royal, Canada
Beautiful hike in the thick forest protected from the rain. We had rain and sun and a beautiful morning. First hike is about an hour, second one across the highway about 30 min. The friendly ranger pointed out a three toed sloth in a tree near the parking lot . Pack a lunch as there are picnic tables, bathrooms and drinking water.
10. Feria Verde de Aranjuez
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
FERIA VERDE (GREEN FAIR) is COMMUNITY, a meeting point between friends, producers and consumers. What do you find? Organic products, healthy food, crafts, design, art, sport, recreation Hours: 7 am-12:30 Live Music: 10am Place: Polideportivo de Aranjuez
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