Panama » Panama City

Panama City is sole in Central America. It is a city of contrasts, both big and small. On one hand it is filled of the past while on the other it is avant-garde.

One of the primary things that rise out upon influx is the quite large high-rise district (1st Panama City) which one way or another seems out of place for people recognizable to travelling to other Central American capitals. This area is an important monetary region, and is home to well over 100 nationwide and global banks. This region is home to a great quantity of aristocratic restaurants, bars, shops. 

A short distance away is the well-known regal region known as the Casco Viejo (2nd Panama City). Here one can leisurely walk through zigzag streets passing by momentous construction dating all the way back to the 17th century. This is the chief tourist region. As such the government is at present providing incentives to reinstate any and all buildings that have fallen into a state of poor shape. You can also finds historic sites, museums, restaurants, and plentiful nightlife.

The ultimate part of Panama City (3rd City) is known as Panama Vieja. This location is home to the leftovers of 16th century Panama City, which was the unique settlement. 

Several people will be amazed by Panama City's apparent horizon of towering buildings, which can be experienced from very far from the Pacific Ocean. Panama City is a centre point for tour activities going everywhere in the country.

Panama City is also an appealing tourist destination itself. The international city gives ancient ruins of Spanish colonial time. Other breathtaking destinations include great museums, well-favoured parks, a tremendous skyline and a vast infrastructure of hotel, restaurant, convention and banking amenities.

Opposite to the sea is the well-favoured Atlapa Convention Centre. This centre is situated at the heart of the city consisting of 3,200 square meters of display area and can handle full facilities for up to 5,000 people.