Attraction Tickets in Central Valley

Experience one of Costa Rica's supersized natural wonders at your own pace with entrance to Poás Volcano National Park in Alajuela. Boasting one of the largest craters in the world, the volcano can be explored through trails of varying difficulty that wind through forested and mountainous habitat. Pre-book your admission ticket for convenience and for more time to discover the park's explosive geology.

For a fun and educational outing in San Jose, let your young travelers play, create, and learn at the Children's Museum. A favorite of local families since 1994, the spacious museum features 40 different rooms for hands-on immersion in themes like science, animals, ancient Egypt, and Costa Rican culture. An on-site cafe and central location near other downtown attractions make it an easy and enriching way to spend the day.

Step inside the crown jewel of San Jose's performing arts world with an admission ticket to the Teatro Nacional de Costa Rica. Learn about the history of the lavish neoclassical building and its most celebrated performances on a 35-minute guided tour, including access to the ornate foyers, lobbies, and main auditorium. It's a must-see for any performing arts aficionado while visiting the Costa Rican capital.

Enjoy a soft hike to the base of the Arenal Volcano taking in consideration a safety distance, to be the witness of the magnificence of its almost perfect conical shape with 5479ft height.The Hike begins in one the trails close to the volcano, this trail will take us through the forest over recent lava flows and the area destroyed in 1968 now in the process of regeneration.Recommendations: light clothes, hiking shoes, sun lotion, repellent, camera, binoculars and raincoat.

See for yourself why more than 100,000 visitors flock to La Fortuna Waterfall each year with an admission ticket to one of Costa Rica's most prized natural attractions, located inside Arenal Volcano National Park. After admiring the falls from a distance, hike down a steep path to stand at the base of the mesmerizing 230-foot (70-meter) cascade, where you can feel the power of the Fortuna River and feel its mist spraying into the surrounding jungle.