Pre-Columbian Gold Museum

Containing more than 1,600 antiques of Pre-Columbian gold from 500 A.D., this present historical center's noteworthy accumulation is definitely justified even despite a visit.

It is situated under the Plaza de la Cultura, which is home to two other cash related galleries, the National Coin Museum, which has an accumulation going back to 1236, and the "Casa de Moneda" that demonstrates the historical backdrop of stamping in Costa Rica.

The colloquialism "extremely valuable" unquestionably applies here; notwithstanding its little stature, the Meso del Oro Precolumbian is a profitable asset for finding out about the worldwide history of this valuable metal.