San José is the most populated province in the country. Located in the Meseta Central, it extends towards the northeast, crossing the impressive mountains of the Cordillera Central, which includes national parks, forest reserves and fertile lands where coffee plantations abound.
In the province there are also important archaeological remains that speak of the origins of Costa Rican cultures. The National Museum and the Gold Museum, both in the capital, are two of the most popular tourist destinations in the province.
San José is a province with a rich history and culture, which is reflected in its many museums and historical sites. The province is also home to some of Costa Rica’s most popular tourist destinations, such as the capital city of San José and the nearby town of Heredia.