Things to do in Taboga

Obviously a must visit if you're in the city. This is the older part of the city and its historical center. It features old colonial houses, albeit many are being restored, so there is a slight gentrification aspect to the district. Nevertheless, walking through the streets lined with pastel colored houses is gorgeous. You could easily spend a morning or afternoon strolling through the districts various streets, while resting in the many open spaces when you're tired. Also a nice place to grab a bit to eat!

The Bridge of the Americas, spanning the Panama Canal entrance across the Pacific Ocean, is the pride of Panama. Designed and built by Americans in 1962 at a cost of $20 million, it was the only bridge connecting North and South America until the completion of the Centennial Bridge, the second bridge across the canal, in 2004. The bridge is 1,653 meters long, its steel frame arching like a dragon majestically guarding the canal. Cars can cross the canal in just a few minutes. At night, the Bridge of the Americas is even more magnificent and breathtaking. Of course, compared to bridges in China, it pales in comparison, but its geographical location makes it exceptionally famous.

This is also a scenic avenue, and a good place to enjoy the scenery along the seaside. The entire avenue extends to a distance from the seaside, and the color is also quite good. [Scenery] There are several good scenery here

This church is from the colonial period and it has a gilded altar. It is an example of the Spanish influence in the American colonies. Walking around the old Panama City is a wonderful experience.

[Scenery] This is a beautiful island with clear water and great diving opportunities. [Fun] We took a boat from the resort to Taboga Island and had a lot of fun. Highly recommended!