If you like churches this one's worth a stop. We spent about 40 minutes walking through the church and viewing the grounds. It's in the center of the city.

I thought this church was really quite beautiful and peaceful. I made a quick stop here while waiting for my tour to start at the National Theater (the church is just a couple blocks away from the theater). If you're in the area, it's worth a stop. The tiles floors are so pretty, and the architecture inside is lovely. Regarding... More

This is a great example of a Spanish church in downtown San Jose. It is near all the museums and government buildings downtown, so it is a convenient stop. It is free to walk in and peak around.

This place is ok if you are religious, but for a more historic church, you need to take the bus from San Jose to Cartago, to visit the pilgrimage centre of the Black Madonna.

It is located in a not that pretty zone in San José. I think it is not great thing to see, and it doesn´t worth the risk.

I just loved it. Quite antique. Its floors and roof tops are very nice. John Paul II and Mother Theresa visited this Cathedral.

Its a great church, one of the principals, its nice to see because of the history inside. The location is not the safest its in the center of the capital, so do walk there by yourself

I'm not a fan of church, but those in San José are very nice. Even during a mess, they let you in and you can take pictures of the church. The roof is very interesting, it's all wood. If you have a visiting day, it's a nice place to see !

This is a very old church, moreover nothing spectacular in its style, rather simple and not much art. You certainly will like the statue of John Paul II outside, masterpiece!