FERIA Nacional del Chocolate en el Estadio Nacional de San José

First weekend in San José, Costa Rica!! I was lucky enough to have been in town when the "Feria Nacional del Chocolate" was in town! I had the wonderful opportunity to taste and savor all kids of chocolate goodies and also bought a few pounds of chocolate to bring back home... all kids of natural and organic products were on sale at the famous Estadio Nacional or National Soccer Stadium. Here is a picture of me outside of the stadium and the SJO huge sign! Fun times! 

Primer día de clases en la UNIBE Campus- ELE Universidad de Salamanca 
Campus Costa Rica 
Tour de la escuela y el UNIBE campus en Costa Rica




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