City of Knowledge Panama

... Container Terminals (Port of Balboa) *Warehousing in Panama Pacifico *Colon Free Trade Zone * Bridge of the Americas *Panama Canal Railway * Visits with faculty from International Maritime University of Panama *Visit City of Knowledge Adiós

... be able to pass through. I moved to another hotel for the last three days of my stay in Panama. It is the Holiday Inn within the City of Knowledge which is the former United States Army Base "Fort Clayton". There are only three ...

... were off to see the most famous canal in the world.   The Miraflores Locks are a fifteen minute drive from downtown Panama City and our driver talked for at least 14 of those.  I felt simultaneously fortunate for having such a ...

... was the second person I spoke with while exploring the streets of Panama City shortly after my arrival. If it was knowledge about Panama City that I was looking for, Robert was a great source of information that he dispensed on several occasions during ...

... English.  He took us a great tour of the old part of the city and had so much background information and knowledge of the history of his city.  He was brilliant.  He took us down to the Plaza de Francia and Paseo las Bovedas, on to Palacio ...

... in Panama City before leaving for our flight at mid-afternoon today.  Probably Panama Viejo, the ruins of the original old Panama City from the 1600s before it was destroyed by the pirate Henry Morgan.   Still so much catching up to do ...

... . Lots of interesting Spanish ruins here including the old church belfry, one of the iconic symbols of Panama. Then off to the museum for some knowledge and culture followed by a taxi to the historical centre of Panama City. I walked around here for a ...

... .  It was built in the early 1900´s and took years to finish.  It is the heart and pride of the people of Panama City. Once we completed the canal we felt a sense of accomplishment. We spent the night after the last locks on board the yacht ...

Hey guys, Sorry so late but here is the start to our Panama photos. Arrived in Panama City...no accommodation...and our little knowledge of Spanish...took us on a ride of Panama City to get to a hostel! Finally arrived at a hostel, 2 hours later - Luna's ...

... and finally back into David,to catch the bus to the capital city the very next day. Los Quetzales Orchids in Dracula Panama City And canal again Hotel Continental Finally meeting point for both of us...lovely time we experienced in this city and ...

... ride which allows 3 days in the San Blas, or vice versa from Panama. We didn’t really find any options for a return visit to Panama City until we got to our hostel. We managed to arrange a 4WD service to take us and a few others from our hostel for ...

... leaving Indianapolis and connecting with our flight in Houston, Dr. Ryan, Dr. Hess and myself finally made it to Panama City, Panama after months of planning and anticipation. We arrived around 7pm and easily made it though customs. I was excited to ...

... anchor, or circulate, awaiting their turn to enter and transit the canal. Off in the distance we could see the skyline of Panama City – a quite unexpected skyline at that. It was clear that a building boom was underway. As we were to learn later, ...

... originating in Peru to the Caribbean port of Portobello.  Henry Morgan and 1200 pirates used the same trail to sack Panama City in 1671, and the trail played a prominent role in the westward migration of treasure seekers during the California gold ...

... to hitch rides on, and I don't know if I have the energy any more to carry on. So I'm currently holed up in a hostel in Panama City feeling a bit dazed and confused, after living almost 2yrs on a boat, it's the only reality I know, and being in a city ...

... we´, I am referring to Jon obviously but also to Pearse and Susan, who we had stuck with until today ever since our journey from Panama City last week - think we must have bonded up that volcano and got on really well with them - great craic they were! ...

... ; Of the two other boats, there was only one local line handler and we were so happy that we had our two guys. They had the knowledge to make the transit a smooth one as they had to shout over to the two boats when to do what. Going east to west through ...