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Duke’s BBQ Restaurant Now in Costa Rica

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Low, Slow & Smoked is the Texan Way. Central Texas BBQ has become the most iconic flavor for low, slow and smoked meat flavor in...
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How Did San Jose become the Capital of Costa Rica?

Sarah Jordan -
As you navigate the busy streets of Costa Rica’s capital, San Jose is lined with a dichotomy of old versus new. The architecture of...
Arts & Culture

The National Theatre of Costa Rica: A Historic Landmark

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The National Theatre of Costa Rica is a historical site that was built between the years 1891 and 1897. It is one of the finest...
Costa Rica

A Visit to Costa Rica’s Wilson Botanical Gardens

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Around every corner, you will find such beauty in Costa Rica. It is what attracts so many of us to this special country, the...
Expat Living

Costa Rica’s Historic Central Market in San Jose

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In the center of Costa Rica, you will find its capital, San Jose which is also the largest city in this biodiverse country.  San...
Chocolate Tours

Chocolate in Costa Rica: A journey through history From San José

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Botánica Chocolate leads guests through a rich tour of cacao's many forms and purposes.
Arts and Culture

Demonstration, arts festival to complicate vehicle traffic in San José on Thursday

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Vehicle passage along a stretch of San José's Second Avenue will be closed from 2 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday for the opening ceremony of the International Arts Festival.
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Renovation of Hotel Costa Rica sparks criticism

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The Culture Ministry on Wednesday evening issued a statement saying that the only visible change at the Gran Hotel Costa Rica will be its color.
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San José’s Plaza de la Cultura scheduled to reopen in November

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La Plaza de la Cultura, one of San José's landmarks, is undergoing renovation to fix leaks into the museums below and make the plaza more attractive.
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Barrio Chino aims to be San José’s next big food spot

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Officials from the San José municipality have passed an initiative looking to turn downtown's Paseo de Los Estudiantes into a popular sprawl of gastronomy and culture.

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