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Explore the Gold Museum , which houses a vast collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts from Costa Rica's indigenous cultures. Afterward, head to the National Museum (Museo Nacional) , which is housed in a former military barracks and offers exhibits on the history and culture of Costa Rica.

Visit the Jade Museum (Museo del Jade) , which features a collection of jade artifacts from ancient Costa Rican cultures. Afterward, head to the Costa Rican Art Museum (Museo de Arte Costarricense) , which houses a collection of modern and contemporary Costa Rican art.

Take a stroll through Morazan Park , a beautiful urban park that features a variety of sculptures and monuments.

Start your day at La Sabana Park , a large urban park in San Jose that features walking and biking trails, a lake, and a variety of sports facilities. Afterward, head to Plaza de la Cultura , a central square that features several historic buildings, including the National Theater.

Visit Escazu , a charming suburb of San Jose that is known for its upscale shops and restaurants. Afterward, head to the Children's Museum (Museo de los Ninos) , which offers interactive exhibits and activities for children.

Take a tour of the Yellow House (Casa Amarilla) , which is the official residence of the Vice President of Costa Rica. Afterward, head to the Metallic Building (Edificio Met lico) , a historic building that was originally built in Belgium and assembled in San Jose.

Visit the Braulio Carrillo National Park again for a different hiking trail or experience. You can also do some birdwatching or take a canopy tour.

Relax at one of San Jose's many coffee shops, like Cafeoteca or Cafe del Barista, and enjoy some of Costa Rica's famous coffee. Afterward, head to the San Jose Central Market (Mercado Central) again to grab some souvenirs.

End your trip with a visit to the National Theater (Teatro Nacional) again, this time to catch a show or performance.