The Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, located in San José, Costa Rica, showcases an extensive collection of gold artifacts created by various indigenous cultures in Central America. The museum highlights the significance of gold in pre-Columbian societies, where it was often used for ceremonial purposes, trade, and as a symbol of power. Visitors can explore over 1,600 pieces of gold, including jewelry, tools, and decorative items. The museum also provides insights into the techniques used by artisans and the cultural context of these artifacts, offering a glimpse into the rich history of the region before the arrival of Christopher Columbus.