Cities and Towns
Outside the melting pot of Panama’s capital, the nation’s smaller towns and cities reflect the essence of tradition and hospitality, upholding a slower pace of everyday living that balances the rhythm behind city life. Most of activity in Panama’s small towns and cities hovers around the central plaza, evidence of a colonial past. Quaint, charming, picturesque, ideal — these affectionate terms truly characterize the rhythm of daily living and sincerity of these communities.
Panama’s Capital: Panama City
Panama City, Panama is one of those places that is perhaps best explained by using the various...
Las Tablas
Las Tablas is the capital of the Panamanian province of Los Santos, as well as a district....
Santiago de Veraguas
Capital (called “cabecera” among locals) of the province of Veraguas, Santiago and...