Templo de la Musica is among the myriad tourist attractions in Costa Rica that act as a major draw for the foreigners visiting Costa Rica. The temple was ceremoniously opened on December 24, 1920 and formerly served as the venue for the speeches heavily laden with political significance and also acted as the seat for the interchanging of powers.

The inspiration for building Templo de la Musica was derived from the temple dedicated to music and love in Versailles. The construction of this temple can be credited to the painter turned architect Francisco Salazar, who replaced a wooden cubicle with this temple. During the twentieth century, the orchestras and the city bands staged their concerts in Templo de la Musica and they were chiefly meant for the peasant folks. It is only recently that Templo de la Musica has been reinstated with the rest of Morazan Park. If you are lucky enough to pay a visit to this temple during special occasions, you will be treated to some brilliant musical performances by the San Jose City Band and the National Symphonic Orchestra. Templo de la Musica is the perfect place where you get to experience some unforgettable moments on your Costa Rica tour. Love and music blends to give you the unique feel that would definitely touch a chord in your heart.