Our first stop in Panama was a week in Casco Viejo, Panama City’s old port. This UNESCO World Heritage city wowed us with its pristine streets, colorful buildings, and exciting shops, restaurants, and nightlife. This guide provides website links and maps of our favorite places to eat, drink, along with transportation trips and fun ideas for what to do.
Read MoreSometimes you need a break from the city. The buildings start blurring together and you wish for a little peace and quiet. That’s where Metropolitan Park comes in—a small oasis of rainforest that gave us a preview of what life is like outside of the city.
Read MoreNot going to lie—the Panama Canal got our engineering brains excited. We enjoyed learning about the canal and the newest addition to the canal completed in 2016. Engineer or not, you can’t help but marvel at the feat of building the connection of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Read MoreWe got out of Casco Viejo for a day and biked along the immaculate and pituresque Amador Causeway. After exploring all that we could, we headed towards the Biomuseo, whose unique architecture can’t be missed.
Read MoreCasco Viejo has so much more going on than just clean streets and beautiful buildings. We continued to explore this charming old neighborhood in Panama City.
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