Audio Guide of the Church of Our Lady of Abundance

Since this is an urban tour through Ciudad Quesada, the Central Park and the exterior of the cathedral are accessible 24 hours a day. However, if you want to visit the inside of the church or the Municipal Market, we recommend going between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM.

No, enjoying 'Discovering Quesada' is a completely free experience, as these are public and cultural spaces. You will only need a budget if you want to buy local handicrafts or enjoy the famous cuisine at the market.

To walk through the park, admire the architecture of Saint Charles Borromeo Cathedral, and stroll through the market, we suggest setting aside between 2 and 3 hours. It is the perfect stop to stretch your legs and soak up the local culture.

Ciudad Quesada is the economic and cattle-ranching heart of Northern Costa Rica, founded by visionary settlers. Its modern cathedral is an architectural icon that symbolizes the progressive and resilient spirit of the people of San Carlos.

Mornings are ideal for having a better chance of seeing Platanar Volcano clearly as it overlooks the city. If you can choose the date, April is fantastic because of the famous Expo San Carlos, one of the largest cattle fairs in the country.

Yes, the Central Park area and the main entrances to the cathedral have ramps and suitable paving. Keep in mind that some nearby streets may have steep slopes typical of the area's topography.

You are in a strategic location; just a few minutes away you can relax at Termales del Bosque Hot Springs or explore the waterfalls in the Aguas Zarcas area. In addition, this is the natural route toward the tourist area of Arenal Volcano.

The weather in San Carlos is unpredictable, so always bring an umbrella or a light raincoat. Do not leave without trying the sour cream and local cheese at the Municipal Market; they are nationally renowned products because of their quality.