A Vibrant Metropolis with Endless Possibilities
Panama City
The adventure of discovering Panama begins in its captivating capital: Panama City, a vibrant metropolis that perfectly blends historical richness with striking modernity, featuring one of Latin America's most iconic skylines. This cosmopolitan hub offers exceptional opportunities that attract both international visitors and locals seeking new experiences or strategic investments.
colonial district
Discover the charm of Casco Antiguo
Discover the charm of Casco Antiguo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site founded in 1673. This colonial district welcomes you with cobblestone streets, charming cafés, art galleries, and a vibrant nightlife. Visit the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral, admire the iconic Golden Altar, explore historic insights at the Canal Museum, and enjoy stunning views from Las Bóvedas and Paseo Esteban Huertas.
Also explore Panama La Vieja, the first European settlement on the Pacific coast of the Americas, founded in 1519. Its ruins offer a fascinating journey into the colonial past, featuring the Primada Cathedral Basílica Santa María la Antigua. Climb the iconic bell tower for unparalleled panoramic views and take home a unique souvenir from the artisan market.
SANTA ANA
Santa Ana: Living History Just Steps from the Casco Antiguo
Located right next to the iconic Casco Antiguo, the Santa Ana neighborhood is a cultural treasure with over three centuries of history. Born in the 17th century as the city’s popular district, it became the stage for gatherings, markets, and movements that helped shape Panama’s identity. Its streets, lined with colonial and Art Deco architecture and colorful murals, tell stories of diversity and resilience. Today, Santa Ana is experiencing a revival that blends its historical essence with new cultural, culinary, and artistic projects, making it an unmissable stop for those who want to experience the authentic soul of Panama City.
Calzada de Amador
A Seaside Stroll at the Amador Causeway
The Amador Causeway is a must-visit destination offering sweeping maritime views and a front-row seat to ships entering the Panama Canal. This iconic walkway connects the mainland to the islands of Naos, Perico, and Flamenco—ideal for walking, cycling, or enjoying exquisite international cuisine by the sea. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Biomuseum, a unique architectural marvel designed by Frank Gehry.
culinary scene
World-Class Culinary Scene
Panama City stands out for its culinary scene, home to restaurants ranked among the best in Latin America. Indulge in a delightful fusion of local and international flavors in popular gastronomic areas such as Vía Argentina, Casco Antiguo, and the Cinta Costera.
Panama’s modern Metro system
Efficient and Comfortable Transportation
Panama’s modern Metro system offers quick and comfortable access to key residential, commercial, and tourist areas. Line 1 crosses through the city center, while elevated Line 2 provides spectacular panoramic views on its route from San Miguelito to Tocumen International Airport.
urban nature
Urban Nature at Its Best
Immerse yourself in lush urban nature at Metropolitan Park, a green oasis unique in Latin America. This 230-hectare park offers trails where you can spot titi monkeys, toucans, sloths, and other exotic wildlife, as well as enjoy breathtaking views of the city from trails like Cerro Cedro.
