Park located on Ave. Balboa, at the beginning of the coastal strip (phase 1). It is one of the most popular parks in the city. It has wide sidewalks for its route, an area for children, bicycles, a children's baseball park and a basketball court. It also has a small amphitheater for cultural events.

Poin is the perfect point to get to know the ancient and modern city of Panama City.

The Old Town or Casco Viejo is the name given to the site where Panama City was moved in 1673. This city, traced in a lattice-like fashion towards the four cardinal points, was characterized by the axiality of its streets and postage, which earned it to be considered a classic model of Indian city.

The Mi Pueblito Tourist Center is a sample of the settlements of the main ethnic groups of Panama, destined to express our cultures and roots.

Albrook Mall is the largest shopping center in Panama and Latin America, and is also the 25th largest in the world. It occupies former land of the Albrook air base, in the former Panama Canal Zone.

The City of Knowledge in Panama is an innovative complex located on the former Clayton military installations, near the Panama Canal. It is a center for knowledge, research and innovation, where companies, universities, international organizations and NGOs come together. The space promotes sustainable development and collaboration in science, technology, culture and education, providing a dynamic environment for the creation and exchange of ideas.

The Miraflores Visitors Center, a space where you can live a unique experience of the Panama Canal. In one place you will find different activities to get to know and enjoy the Panama Canal to the fullest.

Downtown Amador brings together, in a single atmosphere, nightclubs, restaurants and bars.

The Biomuseo is a powerful conjunction between science and art, it is a natural history museum dedicated to Panama that explores the relationship between its biodiversity and its culture.

Punta Culebra is a visitor center located at the entrance of the Panama Canal on the Pacific Ocean side and focused on the exploration and discovery of the natural world through science. There is also a wide variety of restaurants in the area, to enjoy a nice lunch or dinner.

As a restaurant in Amador, Bucanero’s has been built for more than 20 years as a gastronomic and tourist enclave in Flamenco Island. Its picturesque terrace and cozy balconies give visitors and diners spectacular views of Panama City.

Isla Flamenco is a Panamanian island returned to Panama by the Americans at the end of the 70s of the 20th century. On this island you can see a marina, known as the Flamenco Marina, which has a service for yachts, mega-yachts, cruise ships, which communicate with the Flamenco Marina tower or with the Marina itself.

Sabroso Panamá is a typical Panamanian food restaurant, with a thematic environment of the different cultures that reside in the country.

The Casco Antiguo or Casco Viejo is the name given to the place where Panama City was transferred in 1673. This city, laid out in a reticular fashion towards the four cardinal points, was characterized by the axiality of its streets and shutters, which earned it to be considered a classic model of an Indian city.

This Market, located on Avenida Balboa, at the entrance to the historic Casco Viejo, was created by the Panama City Hall with the help of the Japan Technical Cooperation Agency in 1995. It sells fish as well as shellfish and has with restaurants and inns that sell these sea products already prepared for consumption.