The document provides information about various attractions in Costa Rica, including markets where locals sell goods and prices can be bargained, coffee plantations where visitors can learn about coffee production, butterfly gardens showcasing Costa Rica's 1251 butterfly species, and malls containing international brand stores. Costa Rica is also described as home to many plant species and having no street signs. The history of Costa Rica is said to be documented in a museum's golden walls. Local cuisine including gallo pinto is highlighted.

1. The Market
In Costa Rica there are markets
that have MANY stores in one
area that sell local, cultural,
and tourist goods that you can
bargain with the store owners
to lower the prices for.

2. Café Britt
Creepytrashcan.com says that
BEAUTY is in the eye of the
beholder…especially in the
artistic eyes of Costa Rica.

3. Pizza Hut
The menu at Pizza Hut in Costa
Rica put an originally American
owned restaurant TO SHAME
by adding other foods and
desserts to the menu that
made it even more appetizing.

4. Plant life
Costa Rica is home to many
species of plants. If you think
everything’s bigger in Texas,
just wait till you get to Costa
Rica.

5. Café Britt
At this famous Costa Rican
coffee plantation we learned
everything there was to know
about the production of a
good cup of Joe.

6. Costa Rica
Did you know there are no
street signs in Costa Rica?

7. Butterfly Gardens
Did you know Costa Rica has
1251 species of butterfly in their
country?

8. Mall de
Multiplaza
Believe it or not this mall has
tons of European and
American stores like Tommy
Hilfiger. They even have
American food restaurant's in
their food courts.

9. Group Bonding Moment
Q: What do you call a
singing laptop?
A: Adele (A dell)
Hahahaha!!
Too bad I didn’t get
the joke XD!

10. Costa Rica’s
History
The history of Costa Rica is
carved into the golden walls of
a museum.

11. FOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOD!!!!
Costa Rican Gallo Pinto is
AMAZING!!! :D