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San Jose
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San Jose
Most Popular Hotels in San Jose:
1100 Airport Boulevard, 1017
Costado Este Del Centro Empresarial Forum, 1
Km.3 Autopista General Cañas, 721017
50m Norte De La Clinica, De Los Dresechandi Calle 13 Entre Avenidas 2 & 6, 10736
San José is the cultural heart of Costa Rica, though globalization has unfortunately taken its toll on the country's artistic landscape. Today, traditional performing arts have nearly vanished across the country, though the capital is struggling to retain this rich tradition.
The impressive Teatro Nacional (tel: 221 1329) is an architectural masterpiece and a national treasure that was constructed in 1897. Today, the national theatre stages various performances including dances, operas, plays and symphonies.
There are numerous other theatres around the city, among them the Teatro Melico Salazar (tel: 233 5434), a historic downtown 1920s theatre, the Teatro Eugene O'Neill (tel: 207 7554; website: www.cccncr.com) in Los Yoses and San Pedro, which is sponsored by the Costa Rican-North American Cultural Centre, and the Teatro Bellas Artes (tel: 207 4327), which is attached to the fine arts department of the university.
Mainstream productions are shown at Multicines San Pedro (tel: 283 5715) in Mall San Pedro while Latin American and Spanish films are shown at Cine El Semáforo (tel: 253 9126) near the university.
Tours of San Jose
Arenal Volcano and Hot Springs Day Trip from San Jose - Starting from £52.28 per person
Central Costa Rica Valley ATV Tour - Starting from £51.67 per person
Aerial Tram Atlantic from San Jose - Starting from £54.11 per person
Manuel Antonio National Park Day Trip from San Jose - Starting from £52.28 per person
Whitewater Rafting on the Pacuare River in Costa Rica - Starting from £60.19 per person
Most Popular Hotels in San Jose:
1100 Airport Boulevard, 1017
Costado Este Del Centro Empresarial Forum, 1
Km.3 Autopista General Cañas, 721017
50m Norte De La Clinica, De Los Dresechandi Calle 13 Entre Avenidas 2 & 6, 10736
San José is the cultural heart of Costa Rica, though globalization has unfortunately taken its toll on the country's artistic landscape. Today, traditional performing arts have nearly vanished across the country, though the capital is struggling to retain this rich tradition.
The impressive Teatro Nacional (tel: 221 1329) is an architectural masterpiece and a national treasure that was constructed in 1897. Today, the national theatre stages various performances including dances, operas, plays and symphonies.
There are numerous other theatres around the city, among them the Teatro Melico Salazar (tel: 233 5434), a historic downtown 1920s theatre, the Teatro Eugene O'Neill (tel: 207 7554; website: www.cccncr.com) in Los Yoses and San Pedro, which is sponsored by the Costa Rican-North American Cultural Centre, and the Teatro Bellas Artes (tel: 207 4327), which is attached to the fine arts department of the university.
Mainstream productions are shown at Multicines San Pedro (tel: 283 5715) in Mall San Pedro while Latin American and Spanish films are shown at Cine El Semáforo (tel: 253 9126) near the university.
The impressive Teatro Nacional (tel: 221 1329) is an architectural masterpiece and a national treasure that was constructed in 1897. Today, the national theatre stages various performances including dances, operas, plays and symphonies.
There are numerous other theatres around the city, among them the Teatro Melico Salazar (tel: 233 5434), a historic downtown 1920s theatre, the Teatro Eugene O'Neill (tel: 207 7554; website: www.cccncr.com) in Los Yoses and San Pedro, which is sponsored by the Costa Rican-North American Cultural Centre, and the Teatro Bellas Artes (tel: 207 4327), which is attached to the fine arts department of the university.
Mainstream productions are shown at Multicines San Pedro (tel: 283 5715) in Mall San Pedro while Latin American and Spanish films are shown at Cine El Semáforo (tel: 253 9126) near the university.
Tours of San Jose
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