📍 Let's walk around downtown San Jose in mid-December. Lots of stuff going on, with a huge variety of restaurants and attractions to check out.
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San Jose Downtown FAQ:
Q: Where exactly is downtown San Jose's government area?
A: The Legislative Assembly area is in central San Jose, between Avenida Central and Calle 15. The National Museum, Central Park, and National Theater are all within 500 meters.
Q: How do you get around this area?
A: Options include: City buses ($0.50 per ride), Taxis (red with yellow triangles, $3-5 rides), Uber ($2-4 rides). The area is walkable with traffic lights and crosswalks. Many streets are one-way.
Q: What are the main attractions nearby?
A: Popular spots: National Museum ($9), Central Market (free), National Theater ($2 entry), Jade Museum ($15), Plaza de la Cultura (free), Gold Museum ($15). Most museums close Mondays.
Q: Is the area safe for tourists?
A: Safe during day hours (7 AM - 6 PM). Stay on main streets. Keep bags closed and phones secure. Use official taxis or Uber after dark.
Q: Where can you eat?
A: Food options: Central Market food courts ($5-10), Sodas (local restaurants, $4-8), Chain restaurants ($8-15), Coffee shops ($2-5), Bakeries ($1-3). Many places close after 7 PM.
Q: What's the best time to visit?
A: Weekdays 8 AM - 4 PM are busiest with government workers. Saturday mornings are good for markets. Many places close Sundays. Avoid rush hours (7-9 AM, 4-6 PM).
Q: Where can you stay nearby?
A: Hotel options: Budget hotels ($40-60), Mid-range hotels ($70-120), Business hotels ($130-200). Most include breakfast and security parking. Book rooms facing courtyards for less street noise.
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0:00 - 6:12 Area of Legislative Assembly
6:12 - 14:30 Avenida Central
14:30 - 18:48 Avenida 2
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