• Panama Canal Administration Building - Once part of the U.S. Canal Zone, this site holds great historical significance. Controlled by the U.S. for much of the 20th century, it was crucial in the Panama Canal’s construction and operation. The area, primarily a military and administrative district, also features colonial-style homes and buildings from the American era in Panama. Exploring this area offers insights into the historical ties between Panama and the United States, as well as the Panama Canal’s strategic role in global trade.
• Iglesia de San Felipe Neri - Located in Panama City’s historic old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This district is celebrated for its colonial architecture, charming plazas, and vibrant cultural scene. Stroll through cobblestone streets and discover landmarks like the Panama Cathedral, Plaza de la Independencia, and the National Theatre. The area is adorned with colorful buildings, art galleries, boutique shops, and local cafes, offering a glimpse into Panama’s history and contemporary culture. It’s also a perfect spot to enjoy local cuisine or relax in a rooftop bar with city skyline views.
• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - The Amador Causeway provides breathtaking views of the Panama City skyline. Visitors can stop at the PANAMA sign for photos and visit the Biomuseo, a remarkable biodiversity museum designed by Frank Gehry.
• Bridge of the Americas - This essential structure in Panama connects North and South America over the Panama Canal. Completed in 1962, it stretches 1,654 meters (5,425 feet) and was the first permanent bridge over the canal. The bridge is vital for regional transportation, linking Panama City with the western provinces and the Pan-American Highway.

With its sweeping arch design and stunning views of the canal and Pacific Ocean, the Bridge of the Americas is both an engineering marvel and a popular photo spot. It held historical significance before newer crossings, like the Centennial Bridge, and remains an iconic symbol of Panama’s link to global trade.

• Biomuseo - The Biomuseo in Panama City is a remarkable museum dedicated to the country’s rich biodiversity and ecological importance. Designed by the renowned architect Frank Gehry, it features bold, colorful architecture inspired by Panama’s tropical landscapes. Situated on the Amador Causeway, the museum offers stunning views of the Panama Canal and city skyline.

Inside, the Biomuseo presents interactive exhibits that highlight Panama’s role as a land bridge connecting North and South America, influencing global biodiversity for millions of years. Visitors can explore galleries on topics such as species evolution, climate change, and human impact on the environment. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts, the Biomuseo provides a captivating insight into Panama’s unique natural heritage.

• Round trip from City Hotel
• Morning Tour (Panamanian Coffee or Tea + Fruit Slices)
• Afternoon Tour (Natural Juice + Local Fish Ceviche)
• National Park Entrance Fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Spanish or English guide

• Gratuities
• Lunch or Dinner (at the end of the tour you can stay at Old Town to enjoy Panama food)

Join an enchanting 5-hour tour to discover Panama City’s most famous landmarks. Stroll through the historic streets of Old Town (Casco Viejo), where colonial elegance meets contemporary culture. Enjoy the beautiful waterfront views along the Amador Causeway and snap a photo of the famous Bio Museum, a stunning architectural creation by Frank Gehry that highlights Panama’s remarkable biodiversity. Take breathtaking pictures at the Bridge of the Americas, an essential connection between North and South America. Conclude with a visit to the Panama Canal at the Miraflores Locks, where enormous ships traverse this engineering wonder. With entrance fees covered, this tour provides a seamless and memorable exploration of Panama’s rich history and natural splendor.

• The Panama Canal manage its own schedule. In the morning they open at 8am - we may or may not see ships in the morning but we will do our best so travelers can see the infrastructure
• Panama Canal fee are included in the price, no other tour offered in the same price
• At the end of the tour, you can just stay in casco for lunch or dinner and take an uber back to your hotel.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.