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Visit the Gold Museum , which houses a vast collection of Pre-Columbian gold artifacts from Costa Rica and other parts of Central America. Afterward, head to the National Museum (Museo Nacional) , which is housed in a former army barracks and features exhibits on the country's history and culture.

Stop by the Jade Museum (Museo del Jade) , which houses the world's largest collection of pre-Columbian jade artifacts. Afterward, visit the Costa Rican Art Museum (Museo de Arte Costarricense) , which features a variety of works by local and international artists.

Spend the evening at Morazan Park , a public park in the heart of San Jose that features a variety of sculptures and monuments. End your night with dinner at a local restaurant that serves traditional Costa Rican cuisine.

Start your day with a visit to La Sabana Park , a large urban park that features sports facilities, a lake, and a variety of trees and wildlife. Afterward, take a stroll through the Plaza de la Cultura , a public square that features a variety of museums, theaters, and cultural institutions.

Visit the charming suburb of Escazu , known for its upscale shopping and dining options. Afterward, head to the Children's Museum (Museo de los Ninos) , a hands-on museum that offers a variety of interactive exhibits and activities for kids.

Take a walk through the historic Yellow House (Casa Amarilla) , a colonial-era mansion that now serves as the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. End your night with a visit to the Metallic Building (Edificio Metálico) , a historic prefabricated building that was imported from Belgium in the late 19th century.

Take a bus to Panama City, Panama, and enjoy the stunning views of the Central American countryside along the way.

Stop at a local restaurant for lunch and try some of the local cuisine.

Arrive in Panama City, check into your hotel, and spend the evening exploring the city's vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene.

Visit the Panama Canal, one of the most famous engineering marvels in the world. Take a guided tour to learn about its history and operations.

Explore the historic district of Casco Viejo, which features a variety of colonial-era buildings, museums, and cultural institutions. Afterward, head to the Amador Causeway, a scenic road that connects several islands in the Panama Bay and offers stunning views of the city skyline.

End your night with dinner at a local restaurant that serves traditional Panamanian cuisine.