Panama is full of many exciting destinies! Tours can be arranged from your origin country of by visiting the websites of some of the local tour agencies. The good thing about the metropolitan Panama is that you are sure to find something of your like.

Must-see areas of Panama City, Panama.

Panama Canal: The Miraflores Locks Visitor Center

Enjoy one of the Seven Wonders of the Industrial World at work for only $5 USD. For an additional $2 USD you can enjoy a guided tour and visit different exhibitions (+55 women, 60+ and retirees pay half rate).

Crossing from Pacific ocean to the Caribbean ocean in a boat ride along the Panama Canal is possible with local tour agency Canal & Bay tours. More information at www.pancanal.com

Panama Canal Museum

The museum is located in Cathedral Plaza Casco Viejo.Explore the history of the Panama Canal!

Visit the Modern Panama

Marbella, Punta Paitilla and Punta Pacifica are often called the modern Panama. In this 3 areas, you can find anything from shopping malls to hospitals. Enjoy a walk on the Cinta Costera, a place with over 2 Km of waterfront walking paths filled with green areas and recreational parks that stretches all the way to the heart of Casco Viejo - passing through the fish market (where you can get daily fish) and enjoy breathtaking views of the Panama City skyline.

Casco Viejo: The "Old District"

Casco Viejo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and dates back to the 17th century! Casco Viejo, Panama has a polygonal layout, with fortress-like walls around it. Casco Viejo, Panama is a clear way to see the influence that many countries have had in our country - places like the French Plaza, Interoceanic Canal Museum, Golden Altar in San Jose Church and several historic buildings. Tourist operators can arrange visits, or you can call the Casco Viejo office at 228-5314, 228-3664 or 228-3329.

Touristic Complex "Mi Pueblito"

Located at the base of Ancon Hill, Mi Pueblito is a unique way to see the history of Panama's culture. For the price of $1 USD (depending on the day) you can enjoy a walk around 3 different villages: Typical, Antillian and Indian - you can find cultural events, souvenir shops, "pollera" museums and famous restaurant "Las Tinajas" all inside the area. "Mi Pueblito" has become one of the main attractions in Panama City.

Amador Causeway

See Panama City from a different perspective! Amador Causeway is a raised road crossing water using 18 million yards of solid rock. The 3 islands are called Flamengo, Naos and Perico - and depending on which one you are, you can see the modern Panama City, or the "Old District" Casco Viejo. This the perfect place to relax and jog, bike or have lunch in one of the many restaurants.

Panama la Vieja: "Old Panama"

Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, Panama la Vieja was the first official city to be found by Europeans. English pirate Henry Morgan destroyed Panama La Vieja in 1671. The stone walls and remnants go all the way back to 1519; and they are still standing.

Due to Panama's relatively small capital, none of these areas are a long driving distance from each other. For more information on Panama, please visit our articles section.