A vibrant destination in its own right, Panama City is a ground for trade and international banking. Colonial neighborhoods, windswept ruins of Old Spanish settlements, enchanted cobbled streets, old architectures and buildings and monolithic skyscrapers is spread throughout the city. Apart from its much-famed canal, Panama is so much more. The country’s narrow land mass features as a physical, cultural and land bridge between North and South America. Panama has many things to offer and share with its tourists, starting from its unsurpassed natural beauty, densely forested wilderness to the hundreds of idyllic, deserted islands scattered along warm seas. Here is your invitation to the Gateway to Latin America.

Here is Panama City one of the most culturally distinct, enjoyable capital and most cosmopolitan cities in all of Central America. Start your exploration with the colonial district of Casco Viejo; visitors to Panama City are often awe-struck by its historic buildings. Walking along the cobbled streets will remind you of old Havana.

With its charm Casco Viejo, nestled along the edge of the sea for decades has successfully attracted the tourists to give repeated visit. To the west in Casco Viejo discover Panama's major sights of attraction that are nestling ground to remnants of the city's colonial heritage. Parque Natural Metropolitano is situated to the north, a paradise for environmentalist. Huge enormous tract of rainforest functions as a refuge from big city life. Spend some time relaxing and enjoying at the restaurants and bars or gazing along the beaches of the Causeway.

Panama City boasts for its colorful history and cultural heritage. Panama City has no shortage of things to do and to see for the historians. Enjoy your 90 minutes fun excursion on the world's first intercontinental railroad, a worth experience for history buffs and for commons. Don’t miss 16th century date back important city’s landmark. Paradise for history lovers, Panama City is a perfect blend of modern commercial buildings, cobbled streets and Spanish colonial architecture of centuries past.

Bocas del Toro and the San Blas Islands in the Caribbean are Panama’s most amazing and popular archipelagos. Must visit the Pearl Islands in the Pacific. Discover the remarkable artisans- the Kuna Indians at San Blas islands. Boquete in the Chiriqui Province is a treat for nature lovers, featuring volcanoes, waterfalls and so on. Boquete is famous for being overflowing with flowers and the Anton Valley is well known for having the largest inhabited dormant volcano in the world. Must visit Soberania National Park, and the Bastimentos Marine National Park.