- Capilla San Jose - We will pass by this church because of its relation with the destruction of the old Panama City.
If the church is open and you’re open to get in, we can do it. Entrance is free.
- Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus - We’ll pass in front of this church which has a very old naked facade and is still standing after hundreds of years.
- El Arco Chato - We’ll stop on this ancient structure to explain it’s role on the Panama Canal construction and explain how it lasted until this day.
- Museum of Religious Art - Well pass by this museum as is next to the Arco chato.
Entrance is free but we will see it only from outside.
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Centro Cultural de España | Casa del Soldado - We are going to see the back side of the Spanish Cultural center in casco viejo to speak about the congo culture and out African roots and history.
- Plaza de Francia - Here, we’re going to explain the connection between the french canal, the separation of Panama from Colombia and the US canal.
- Plaza Mayor - In this plaza we will explore 3 historical events that changed the Panamanian history forever.
The connection between the Spanish independence, the Colombia separation and the transfer of the french Canal to the US government.
- Central Hotel Panamá Casco Viejo - We’ll see what was the importance of this hotel that changed Panamanian history.
- Museo del Canal - We’ll check the historical importance of this building that is linked to the Panama Canal construction
- Plaza Tomas Herrera - Here we will complete the explanation of the Panamanian independence of Colombia and also explain a bit of what is gentrification causing in Panama city.
- Gran Logia de Panama - We’ll check the origin of the fraternity in the isthmus.
- Soccer Field Panama - Inside the heart of the Panamanian Culture.
The importance of el chorrillo during the Spanish era.
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Plaza Santa Ana - The boiling room of a nation. Santa Ana plaza explained and it’s role during the new Panama Republic.
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Iglesia Santa Ana Panama - The Santa Ana church and the Santa Ana Plaza explained.
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Cafe Coca Cola - The Coca Cola coffee. Neutral spot in the isthmus.
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Salsipuedes - La pollera, one of the best buildings of Santa Ana.
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Banco General | Avenida Central - The Kodak building at central Avenue.
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Instituto Nacional - The National Institute of Panama and their role during in 1964
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4 de Julio - The Panama Canal Zone entrance on the Pacific side
- Lunch
- Bicycle use
- Carbonated beverages
- Long Range Radio and Left Earbud
- Private transportation
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Lunch
Tracks of Freedom takes you on a historical journey through three pivotal eras where Panamanians battled for their autonomy. The narrative highlights elements such as betrayals, fugitives, military leaders and more that have shaped Panama as a nation.
The tour also showcases the progression of architectural styles, particular in the regions of Old Town, Santa Ana and Chorrillo.
Our journey unfolds across three distinct localities, beginning with a once secluded Spanish fort, followed by two adjoining neighborhoods.
This is the ideal tour for enthusiasts of history, architecture, culture and food. Join us and immerse yourself in the story!
Note: You’ll also hear some unforeseen historical tidbits that may have you questioning if Panamanian history was penned by Quentin Tarantino as part of a dark comedy script. Be prepared to discover the beautiful, the brutal and bizarre parts of our past.
As we inhabit a new world, it’s important to look back and understand that things were different before; history can’t be altered, but we can definitely learn from it.
- The time of the tour already includes the transportation (Bike transportation)
- No recomendado para personas que no saben manejar bicicletas
- No recomendado para discapacitados
- No recomendado para personas bajo efectos de bebidas alcoholicas
- No recomendado para menores de 18 años
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
