Location: Liberia

Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica

Capital and largest city: Monrovia 6°19′N 10°48′W / 6.317°N 10.800°W / 6.317; -10.800

Official languages: English

Spoken and national languages: Liberian English

Ethnic groups (2008): 20.3% Kpelle 13.4% Bassa 10.6% Americo-Liberian 10.0% Grebo 8.0% Gio 7.9% Mano 6.0% Kru 5.1% Lorma 4.8% Kissi 4.4% Gola

Religion: 85.6% Christianity 12.2% Islam 2.2% others

Demonym: Liberian

Government: Unitary presidential republic

• President: George Weah

• Vice President: Jewel Taylor

• Speaker of the House: Bhofal Chambers

• Chief Justice: Francis Korkpor, Sr.

Legislature: Legislature of Liberia

• Upper house: Senate

• Lower house: House of Representatives

Formation and Independence

• Settlement by the American Colonization Society: January 7, 1822

• Liberian Declaration of Independence: July 26, 1847

• Annexation of Republic of Maryland: March 18, 1857

• Recognition by the United States: February 5, 1862

• Current constitution: January 6, 1986

Area

• Total: 111,369 km (43,000 sq mi) (102nd)

• Water (%): 13.514

Population

• 2015 estimate: 4,503,000 (125th)

• 2008 census: 3,476,608 (130th)

• Density: 40.43/km (104.7/sq mi) (180th)

GDP (PPP): 2018 estimate

• Total: $4.123 billion

• Per capita: $897

GDP (nominal): 2018 estimate

• Total: $2.335 billion

• Per capita: $475

Gini (2007): 38.2 medium

HDI (2015): 0.427 low · 177th

Currency: Liberian dollar (LRD) United States dollar (USD, de facto)

Time zone: GMT (UTC+0)

Drives on the: right

Calling code: +231

ISO 3166 code: LR

Internet TLD: .lr

Top Things to do in Liberia

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Most Popular French food in Liberia, Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica

December 17, 2019 Leida Jutras

Find out what French restaurants to try in Liberia. Coordinates: 6°30′N 9°30′W / 6.500°N 9.500°W / 6.500; -9.500
Things to do in Liberia

1. La Mesa de Monique y Andre

16 Malinche Behind Hotel El Sitio, Liberia 16-5000 Costa Rica French, International, European Dinner, Late Night Parking Available, Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Cash Only, Free Wifi, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Table Service, Private Dining [email protected] +506 8811 4202 http://www.facebook.com/lamesademoniqueyandre

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5 based on 148 reviews

The people come to experiment an exclusive culinary experience We offer 7 course gastronomic dinners with wine pairing for group of minimum 4 people (the group can be a larger number of people )and only upon reservation The experience lasts about three ho

Reviewed By Kate M

We were a family of 4 and Monique and Andre were fantastic hosts that provided a unique dining experience in their beautiful home! The food experience ranged from black caviar on white chocolate to a quail egg on caramelized onions. They also offered many different types of wine that paired nicely with each meal. We all left full and very satisfied! I would highly recommend this if you are looking to try different foods outside of the typical Costa Rican seafood. We had a great time!

Top 10 restaurants in Liberia, Costa Rica

2. Su Bistro

Del Ins 100mtr Sur. Abajo del Ironfit Local Esquinero, Liberia 50101 Costa Rica French, Cafe [email protected] +506 2665 1035 http://www.facebook.com/SuBistro/

We offer delicious dishes Breakfast, Waffles, Sweet and Salty Crepes, Sandwiches, Wraps, Quesadillas, Burgers, Nachos, Salads and Dishes. We also offer Fine Pastries, Desserts, Coffees, Frapuccinos Cold Milkshakes. We wait for you.

Reviewed By ferjohanning

El menÃº no es apto para celiacos, ni siquiera las opciones de ensaladas por la contaminaciÃ³n cruzada, el mesero no tiene ni idea de quÃ© es el gluten y no presta la menor atenciÃ³n a las preguntas.

3. Cerezos Cafe

Mall Centro Plaza Liberia, Local First Floor, Liberia Costa Rica French, Cafe, Healthy [email protected] +506 2665 0284 https://www.facebook.com/CerezosCafe/

Reviewed By kajv0978

El servicio es, por no decir otra palabra, pÃ©simo. Al pedir una orden de dos capuchinos y dos postres, tras esperar un rato considerable fui a recordar mi orden a la barra. Luego llevaron un capuchino y 10 minutos despuÃ©s el otro, sin postres. tras ir la tercera vez por fin llevaron los postres cuando obviamente se habÃan terminado los cafÃ©s.Por lo que observe, todos manipulan la mÃ¡quina de cafÃ© y ademÃ¡s se cargar de atender el salÃ³n. Se deberÃa dedicar a una sola persona, que sepa hacer cafÃ©s, a operar la maquina y el resto a atender el salÃ³n. En realidad el sabor de las bebidas no es nada peculiar, hay otras opciones mejores en Liberia para tomar cafÃ©. Hasta la cafeterÃa que esta dentro de un supermercado en la zona de plaza Santa Rosa es mejor.