The Metallic Building (Edificio Metálico), an elegant structure with a metal facade crafted in Belgium, was assembled piece by piece in San José, Costa Rica, in 1896. Located near Parque España and Morazan Park, this landmark stands out as a unique architectural feature on many walking tours of the city. Today, the building serves as an elementary school, blending its historical significance with modern educational purposes. Visitors can admire the intricate metalwork and appreciate the building’s role in the city’s rich cultural tapestry.
Metallic Building (Ed)ificio Metálico)
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