Tourexpi
Panama is
an ideal destination for urban leisure. With excellent air connectivity from
various countries, its easy access to city attractions allows you to explore
multiple points of interest in a single day. The contrasts of the city are
another highlight, as it majestically combines the old with modern skyscrapers.
In
the morning, you can start your day at Panamá Viejo, a complex that houses the
remains of the first city of Panama. At noon, have lunch in Casco
Viejo, and in the afternoon, watch ships pass through the Panama Canal.
The
destination has numerous museums and green areas to explore, which are must-do
activities. However, the possibilities are so vast that we share some ideas to
enjoy in Panama.
Playing
Golf in Spectacular Settings
Golf
enthusiasts will find the perfect setting to enjoy their sport during their
visit to Panama, whether it's a quick trip to the city or a journey to
discover the country's interior beauty. We have two renowned golf courses,
designed by the legendary Jack Nicklaus, which offer ideal playing
conditions with enchanting views for any athlete.
Near
Tocumen International Airport, the first course is part of The Santa María, a Luxury Collection Hotel & Golf Resort.
The resort has a golf store for those who prefer to travel light. This golf
course offers a postcard-worthy view of the Panama City skyline. Given the
weather, it's best to start a round early in the morning or late in the
afternoon.
Further
along Panama's Pacific Riviera, about two hours from the city, The Buenaventura Golf & Beach Resort Panama, Autograph
Collection, welcomes visitors with numerous amenities, including a golf
course surrounded by prominent trees. This enchanting landscape, full of
vegetation, lakes and fauna, is a golfer's paradise. Don't be surprised if you
see colorful birds or iguanas during your game.
Enjoying
Panoramic Views
Standing
out on the city's skyline is a sail-shaped building. This unique structure, the
tallest in Central America, is the JW Marriott Panama, the perfect place to enjoy panoramic
views of the city. The enveloping blue tones of the sky, the Panama Bay, and
the infinity pools of the JW Marriott Panama combine to create a breathtaking
scene, perfect for photography. From the pool area, you can see the line of
ships waiting to pass through the Panama Canal and the skyline of buildings and
skyscrapers that define Panama City's financial district.
Discovering
Local Design
Panama is
a picturesque and contrasting destination, offering a rich mix of ancient
traditions and modern development. This results in unique designs that are
present in several places. One such place is the W Panama, a luxury hotel in the heart of the city where
every element was carefully selected to tell a story.
From
the main entrance, the green tapestry evokes tropical forests, and the lights
and chains hanging from the ceiling represent the ports where hundreds of
containers move daily through the Panama Canal. At the welcome desk, the
multicolored tapestry alludes to the traditional skirt used in the Congo dance.
La Cajita, one of the gastronomic spaces, has a food truck style decorated with
graffiti, including a representation of Cecil Haynes, the oldest worker of
the Panama Canal.
Shopping
Panama
City is perhaps the premier shopping destination in Central America. Its
vast shopping malls are filled with a multitude of stores, from local brands to
coveted luxury labels from around the world.
The
city is home to one of the largest malls in the region, Albrook Mall. Despite
the development of new complexes, Albrook Mall remains a favorite for many
tourists due to its variety and strategic location near other attractions like
the Panama Canal, Ancon Hill, and the Bridge of the Americas. This makes it a
convenient place to stay, which is why the Marriott Panama Hotel is located within the complex.
The hotel's facilities allow you to relax after a day of shopping in a
refreshing pool overlooking the Ancon Hill and its imposing Panamanian flag.
Image
Cyredit:
© Marriott International
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