Casco Antiguo to enjoy the nightlife of the area, walk through its square and enjoy the atmosphere.

From the coastal strip you can see an impressive view of the whole city and the boats waiting their turn to enter the Canal on the Pacific side. In this way you can also find the seafood market where there are more than 30 places to enjoy a good ceviche or fish sale with patacones.

With more than 100 years of history, this building was inaugurated on July 15, 1914, a month before the interoceanic route. Its architecture makes it special with its E-shaped Italian Renaissance style. Its 113 steps at the back of the building bear witness to the history of the reversal of the Canal.

It is considered one of the pieces with a touch of elegance, it was built in marble and has a column at the top in the center, which alludes to the division of the oceans that divide the isthmus. It is surrounded at the bottom by 3 pools that emerge horizontally, giving credit to this great invention that makes the canal what it is today.

After exploring Casco Viejo, you will head to Poin Panama, an impressive observation tower that offers unparalleled panoramic views of the city. The tower is situated in a privileged location, allowing you to take in both Casco Viejo and the modern skyline of Panama City and the Canal. Once you reach Poin Panama, you will ascend to the observation deck. Here, you will be surrounded by a 360-degree view that will allow you to see the city in all its magnitude. The panorama includes the vibrant cityscape, the Panama Canal and, if the day is clear, the imposing Bridge of the Americas. This is the perfect time to capture unforgettable photos. For the more adventurous, Poin Panama offers exciting options. You can opt for an adrenaline experience such as indoor skydiving (free fall simulator) or bungee jumping, if available. The gastronomic offer is usually of high quality, with a menu that combines local and international flavors.