Hotel Via Espana Panama

... later blogs. The attached photos were taken shortly after my arrival and the following day along some of Panama City’s most interesting streets such as Via Espana, a major thoroughfare, Via Veneto and Via Argentina. As for the Calle Uruguay, if ...

... to Ave Peru. A quick visit to the supermercado for a 6-pack, and we daundered along to the hotel, where we polished off a couple of ice cold Panama cervezas before collapsing back into our room. Too much walking......... Well, we paid a visit to ...

... a feel for the place. There is basically one long main street which I walked along - Avenida Central / Via Espana - which runs right through Panama City and is a representation of the city itself , starting with modern shopping malls , hotels & ...

... Colombian pesos for a good rate and no flat fee, and the best bookstore of today (Excedra Books, that Enrique recommended), all on Via Espana. We also make stops at travel agency offices to find out about more flight and boat options, but they are able ...

... spoken here, and wondered if we hadn't in fact landed in the US by mistake. But for all it's modernity, Panama City remains quintessentially Latin; nowhere else would you find diablos rojos ('red devils' - converted and customized old yellow US ...

... up in one of these three areas in the evening after a day’s sightseeing and then walk back to the hotel at night along the Avenida Espana. The Avenida Argentina is a four-block area that vaguely does recall the tree-lined streets of Buenos Aires. It ...