Panama City Tour Packages

Panama Canal
Your trip to Panama City remains unfinished without visiting the famous Panama Canal. You can see the locks from the onshore viewing platform or take a boat tour along the canal. You’ll find a viewing deck and a museum at Miraflores Visitor Center, 20 minutes away from Panama City. You can also see the boats while sitting on a balcony at the Atlantic & Pacific Co. restaurant and having an excellent dinner.

Casco Viejo (Old Town)
Casco Viejo, the Old Town, is the most charming spot of Panama City, built in 1671 after the original city. The Old Town is a fusion of old ruins and not ancient architecture dating back to the late 17th century. Casco Viejo is encircled by water on three sides. Wander around the streets to visit the unique arch of the Iglesia y Convento de Santo Domingo, majestic Iglesia y Convento de la Compania de Jesus, and the excellent views of the Paseo de Las Bovedas in the modern city to find beautiful souvenirs. Don’t miss out on the nightlife in the evening.

Panama Viejo
Panama Viejo is the original site of the city established in 1519. You’ll find 14 remaining ruins in this historical site spread about 1.5 km long. Start your visit from The Museo de Sitio Panama Viejo; and then head up to the ancient Catedral de Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion, the Iglesia y Convento de San Francisco, and visit the famous vaulted side chapels of the Iglesia de San Jose. Panama Viejo also houses the oldest bridge in America, dating back to 1617, the Puente del Rey.

Iglesia y Convento de la Compania de Jesus
It’s an ancient church from 1741 well known as one of the most photographic and impressive sites in the Old Town. It’s a getaway from the bustle of urban life, where you’ll face the light of floodlights creating a dramatic setting.

Paseo de las Bovedas & Plaza de Francia
Paseo de las Bovedas, famous as Lovers Lane, is the best place for souvenir shopping situated at the south end of Casco Viejo, where you’ll find numerous vendors selling interesting artworks and crafts. A pleasant spot to escape from the heat and sun of inner streets, the area is a perfect destination to take some memorable photos.

Panama Canal Museum
The Panama Canal Museum, once the main post office in Panama City, is situated on Plaza de la Independencia in Casco Viejo. French originally made attempts to construct the canal; later, it was continued by the U.S.A, and finally, it returned to the Panamanian Government. You’ll find exhibits showcasing the canal development process.

Biomuseo (Museum of Bio-Diversity)
The Biomuseo is a colorful structure towards the canal’s entrance and the house of biodiversity in Panama. Museum of Bio-Diversity is a shaped building on the Amador Causeway encircled by biking and walking trails designed by the well-known Frank Gehry architect. Inside the building, you can see eight exhibits showcasing the cultural and natural history of Panama.