San Jose By Night Sights and Culture Walking Tour with Local Dinner and Drinks
by Intrepid Urban Adventures - Latin America
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$160.06Overview
This San Jose By Night Sights and Culture Walking Tour with Local Dinner and Drinks lasts about four hours and takes place in the evening. The tour begins at Morazan Park near the Templo de la Música, where the guide provides information about Costa Rica’s post-colonial history and introduces the local nightlife. The group then walks to Parque España, surrounded by historical buildings including the Metálico Building, Las Acacias House, the Vitalize Madrigal School, the Aurora Holliday Inn Hotel, the Jiménez de la Guardia House, and the Maroy Building. At the northeast corner of Parque España, the tour stops to view Casa Amarilla, a colonial-style building housing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The route continues past the new Legislative Assembly building, the seat of Costa Rica’s unicameral legislature. On the way to Barrio Escalante, the group passes by National Park. The tour spends about twenty minutes exploring Barrio Escalante, a neighborhood known for its recent transformation and vibrant atmosphere. The evening concludes with approximately one hour at a local restaurant popular with residents. Participants enjoy a traditional Costa Rican dinner made with local ingredients, accompanied by two drinks chosen from sangria, local beer, or a non-alcoholic option. Throughout the tour, the guide shares insights into San Jose’s culture, dining, nightlife, and sightseeing. The tour is suitable for guests aged six and older, with alcohol served only to those aged eighteen and above. Vegetarian and gluten-free dietary options are available upon request with at least 24 hours’ notice.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Morazan Park
The tour starts at Parque Morazán near the Templo de la Música. The guide discusses Costa Rica’s post-colonial history and introduces the local nightlife scene as the group walks around.
15 min
Parque Espana
Parque Morazán is surrounded by several important historical buildings and public places, including the Metálico Building, Las Acacias House, Vitalize Madrigal School, Aurora Holliday Inn Hotel, Jiménez de la Guardia House, Maroy Building, and Parque España itself.
15 min
Casa Amarilla at Parque España
At the northeast corner of Parque España, the group views Casa Amarilla, a colonial-style house that serves as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Legislative Assembly Building
The tour passes the new building of the Legislative Assembly, which houses Costa Rica’s unicameral legislature.
National Park Drive-by
On the way to Barrio Escalante, the tour passes by the National Park.
Barrio Escalante
This neighborhood has become one of the trendiest areas in San Jose, known for its lively atmosphere.
20 min
Local Dinner
The evening ends with about one hour at a local restaurant popular with residents. Guests enjoy a contemporary traditional Costa Rican meal accompanied by sangria, local beer, or a non-alcoholic drink, completing the local experience.
60 min
Meeting point
Morazan Park at the The Temple of Music
End point
Aguizotes Gastropub
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
San Jose By Night Sights and Culture Walking Tour with Local Dinner and Drinks
by Intrepid Urban Adventures - Latin America
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$160.06Overview
This San Jose By Night Sights and Culture Walking Tour with Local Dinner and Drinks lasts about four hours and takes place in the evening. The tour begins at Morazan Park near the Templo de la Música, where the guide provides information about Costa Rica’s post-colonial history and introduces the local nightlife. The group then walks to Parque España, surrounded by historical buildings including the Metálico Building, Las Acacias House, the Vitalize Madrigal School, the Aurora Holliday Inn Hotel, the Jiménez de la Guardia House, and the Maroy Building. At the northeast corner of Parque España, the tour stops to view Casa Amarilla, a colonial-style building housing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The route continues past the new Legislative Assembly building, the seat of Costa Rica’s unicameral legislature. On the way to Barrio Escalante, the group passes by National Park. The tour spends about twenty minutes exploring Barrio Escalante, a neighborhood known for its recent transformation and vibrant atmosphere. The evening concludes with approximately one hour at a local restaurant popular with residents. Participants enjoy a traditional Costa Rican dinner made with local ingredients, accompanied by two drinks chosen from sangria, local beer, or a non-alcoholic option. Throughout the tour, the guide shares insights into San Jose’s culture, dining, nightlife, and sightseeing. The tour is suitable for guests aged six and older, with alcohol served only to those aged eighteen and above. Vegetarian and gluten-free dietary options are available upon request with at least 24 hours’ notice.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Morazan Park
The tour starts at Parque Morazán near the Templo de la Música. The guide discusses Costa Rica’s post-colonial history and introduces the local nightlife scene as the group walks around.
15 min
Parque Espana
Parque Morazán is surrounded by several important historical buildings and public places, including the Metálico Building, Las Acacias House, Vitalize Madrigal School, Aurora Holliday Inn Hotel, Jiménez de la Guardia House, Maroy Building, and Parque España itself.
15 min
Casa Amarilla at Parque España
At the northeast corner of Parque España, the group views Casa Amarilla, a colonial-style house that serves as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Legislative Assembly Building
The tour passes the new building of the Legislative Assembly, which houses Costa Rica’s unicameral legislature.
National Park Drive-by
On the way to Barrio Escalante, the tour passes by the National Park.
Barrio Escalante
This neighborhood has become one of the trendiest areas in San Jose, known for its lively atmosphere.
20 min
Local Dinner
The evening ends with about one hour at a local restaurant popular with residents. Guests enjoy a contemporary traditional Costa Rican meal accompanied by sangria, local beer, or a non-alcoholic drink, completing the local experience.
60 min
Meeting point
Morazan Park at the The Temple of Music
End point
Aguizotes Gastropub
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.