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Head to the Mercado Central, a bustling indoor market where you can sample local foods like fresh tropical fruits, empanadas, and ceviche. Afterward, visit the nearby Teatro Nacional, a stunning neoclassical theater that has been a cultural landmark since 1897.

Take a day trip to the Po s Volcano National Park, where you can hike to the edge of a massive crater and see an active geyser. On the way back to San Jose, stop by the Doka Estate coffee plantation to learn about the coffee-making process and sample some of Costa Rica's famous beans.

Have dinner at Al Mercat, a trendy restaurant that focuses on locally sourced, sustainable ingredients. Don't miss the ceviche or the grilled octopus.

Spend the morning visiting the stunning La Paz Waterfall Gardens, a nature reserve that features a series of waterfalls, animal exhibits, and botanical gardens.

Head over to the Museo del Oro Precolombino, which showcases a large collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts and offers insight into the indigenous cultures that created them.

Dine at Restaurante Silvestre, a cozy spot that serves up creative, ingredient-driven dishes like smoked trout with avocado mousse and roasted pork belly with achiote glaze.

Take a guided tour of the city's street art scene, which features murals and installations by local and international artists.

Visit the Costa Rican Art Museum, housed in a beautiful 1930s building that was once the country's first international airport. The museum's collection includes works by some of Costa Rica's most influential artists, as well as pieces from other Latin American countries.

For your final dinner in San Jose, head to Restaurante Kal , a chic spot that offers a modern take on Costa Rican cuisine. Try the seared tuna with black rice or the roasted pork with sweet potato puree.