Regional Museum of Costa Rican Art

Regional Museum of Costa Rican Art is a part of an health institute called Tibas Integrated Clinic which is located in San Juan de Tibas, Costa Rica. The museum’s main purpose is to commit to the artistic heritage and to portray the art as an important part of the physical, mental and spiritual health. By exhibiting various artistic expressions on the doors, walls, waiting rooms and hallways, the health institute has successfully created a placid ambiance of amusement and calmness. Patients and their attendants or who ever wants to visit will simply enjoy the calming collection. There is no doubt that a good piece of art makes the person feel lighter and better. Viewers will have a fine time observing the brush strokes that has resulted in an amazing form. The institute has also placed a gorgeous collection of plants and flowers that add to the tranquility of the place. The superb health and art promotion project features artworks by various national artists. There are paintings and murals of mountains, Raúl Aguilar-themed atmosphere, sublime nature scenes, and the Central Valley Tibas. Recently Costa Rican, Spanish, English, Brazilian, Uruguayan, and Chilean works have also been added. The program is ongoing and displays different pieces of art temporarily. Guided tours for vacationers are available. The quaint small museum is open to public on weekdays. Timings from Monday to Thursday are 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Fridays, the museum closes an hour early at 3 p.m. Many people will be delighted to know that the entrance to the museum is free. Visit Regional Museum of Costa Rican Art to appreciate the artworks of national and international artists.

Contact and Visit Regional Museum of Costa Rican Art

Address: Within facilities of Tibas Integrated Clinic, South Side Ricardo Saprissa Stadium in San Juan de Tibas.
Phone Number: 240-9044 240-9045 (extension 146)
Fax: 240-9050 or 240-9052
Email: [email protected]
Public Hours: Monday to Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and on Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Entrance fee: Free