• Panama Canal - Visitors can enjoy an educational and visual journey about the Panama Canal. From its terraces, one can observe the operations and transit of ships. Tourists can also watch a documentary film about the canal’s operation and history, featuring IMAX technology and narrated by the renowned actor Morgan Freeman.
• Monumento a Goethals - This was the first administrative building of the Panama Canal, constructed by the U.S. government. It served as the office for the Canal’s first Governor, the American George Washington Goethals, and was inaugurated in 1914.
• Bridge of the Americas - Built by the United States in 1958, this was the first bridge to connect the east and west of the city to the central provinces. It is located at the Pacific entrance to the Miraflores locks and the port of Balboa.
• Casco Viejo - Known as the colonial area, it is considered the second city of Panama after the destruction of Panama La Vieja by Pirate Henry Morgan. The city features convents from that era, hotels, and rooftops. It was the so-called walled city of the Spanish, founded in 1673.
• Amador Causeway (Calzada de Amador) - Situated in the Pacific of Panama, this recreational area comprises three islands where the United States once had a base to protect the Panama Canal. Today, it is a popular tourist spot with a yacht marina, offering views of the city skyline and the iconic “Panama” sign.

• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Tickets to Miraflores Visitor Center
• Lunch

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