The National Museum of Costa Rica is located in a national architectural heritage building that is considered one of the symbols of the abolition of the army in the country, and can be entered through a glass corridor filled with wonderful butterflies, and this museum houses a large collection of exhibits related to national history, archeology and natural history dating back 130 years, as well as Temporary exhibitions are held on various artistic and cultural themes; A visit to this museum is a golden opportunity to learn about the cultural and natural history of Costa Rica from pre-Columbian times to the present day.