Having a Panama City Tour

Panama offers visitors the opportunity to experience its fascinating glimpse. A trip that will allow visitors to see many attractions in the most efficient way to get to know Panama City’s interesting spots within a short distance of one another. You’ll not just enjoy the whole tour but you will also be educated about the development of the Panama Canal and its economic impact. You can get see both the historic and modern aspects of Panama City. And you will be guided by a well versed, educated and English speaking tour guides.

The Panama Canal Miraflores Locks. One of the three locks in Panama Canal. It si raised about 8 meters (26 feet) to the Miraflores Lake. Along the way, you are able to see ships passing by. You will also enjoy a documentary about the creation of the canal, its economic and strategic impact.

The Panama Canal Museum. While passing the canal you will have the opportunity to watch the wonderful work. A close overview of the French and American ways to approach the canal construction, interesting artifacts and props.

Casco Antiguo. It showcases a breath taking view of Panama City, also called San Felipe. While touring the Casco Antiguo you will see different historic buildings such as San Jose Church, home of the Baroque Golden Altar. The Cathedral, it was built in 1798. Composed of two styles, Colonial in its central front and Neoclassic styles in its two towers, located in Plaza de la Independencia or Main Square. The National Theater, The Old Slave Market and The Old Spanish Prisions.

Mi Pueblito. It is located in the Ancon Hill in Panama City. It’s a replica of a typical Panamanian Colonial town with the Pollera Museum, the typical dress worn by Panamanian women during Carnavales.

Amador Causeway. Perfect for tourist who love the beauty of the ocean. You will enjoy the view of the ocean while jogging, biking or skating and just simply as walking. It is a three island united with the mainland by using materials removed during the Panama Canal excavations.

The Old Panama Ruins. Panama La Vieja ruins are located in the east side of Panama City. Found August 15, 1519 by Governor Pedrarias Davila. It is now on the other side of the city where Casco Antiguo is located. Because the city was burned down several times and many attacked by pirates that’s why Panama La Vieja never reached its development.  

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