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Parque Francisco Alvarado
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Iglesia de la Merced
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Mirador El Silencio
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Catholic Church
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Beaches
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Arenal
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Playa Blanca
At the entrance to the national park. A good option for swimming.
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Playa San Josecito
A stunningly remote beach where you can slow down and soak up the beauty of the bay.
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Playa Cocalito
Playa Cocalito, a small, pretty beach near Agujitas is pleasant for swimming and sunbathing.
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Museo Histórico Marino
This museum describes the history of Puntarenas through audiovisual presentations, old photos and artifacts.
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Playa Caletas
This is one of the recommended spots for snorkeling. It is situated just in front of the Corcovado Adventures Tent Camp.
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Mercado Borbón
The Mercado Borbón is more focused on produce, though it sells a bit of everything. (Be aware: the streets get sketchy around the Borbón.)
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Sabanero Statue
A statue of a steely-eyed sabanero, complete with an evocative poem by Rodolfo Salazar Solórzano, stands watch over Av 25 de Julio, the main street into town.
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Serpentarium
A guide will show you around and introduce you to some 40 species of slithery snakes, plus a fair number of frogs, lizards, turtles and other cold-blooded critters.
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Playa Bonita
There are no beaches for swimming or surfing in Limón, but if you are keen on getting in the water, Playa Bonita, 4km northwest of town, has a pleasant, sandy beach.
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Museo de San José Orosi
Adjacent to Orosis church, this small museum displays interesting examples of Spanish-colonial religious art and artifacts, some of which date back to the 17th century.
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Playa Manzanillo
About 8km north of the Playa El Carmen intersection, Playa Manzanillo is a combination of sand and rock that’s best surfed when the tide is rising and there’s an offshore wind.
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Parque Vargas
The city’s waterfront centerpiece wont ever win best in show, but its decrepit bandstand, paths and greenery are surprisingly appealing, all shaded by palms and facing the docks.
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Sea Wall
West of the park, the sea wall offers pleasant views of the rocky headland and the mesmerizing waves crashing against the concrete jetty. After dark, this is a popular mugging and make-out spot.
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Universidad Nacional
The campus of Universidad Nacional is a great place for doing a little guerrilla learning. Keep an eye out for posters advertising cultural offerings and special events happening around the city.
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