4-Hour Tour of The Martyrs' Route in Panama City
Highlights
Panama City
historical, sightseeing, walking
Group Tour
4 Hours
Medium
English, Spanish
Description
Sign up for an incredible tour of the city of Panama and feel the events that changed the country's history, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a sovereign life. See the route that Panamanian students took to raise the flag within the American territory, go for an excursion to the Gorgas memorial and Balboa High School and wander across the famous Amador Causeway.
Itinerary
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Tour the Famous Sites of Balboa/Amador
- Leave your hotel, connect with your tour guide and drive to Central Ave, specifically towards the National Institute, the first center for higher studies of Republican Panama. This is a majestic building from 1911 with Renaissance and Italian Baroque style. The building shows Egyptian and possibly Persian mythic elements.
- After an introduction, start the walking tour through Santa Ana to emulate the martyrs' route that fateful January 9. We will cross the former division between the two countries to finally get to the former Canal Zone.
- On the other side, continue walking in the direction of Balboa's High School, where the confrontation started.
- After explaining what happened before, during, and after this event that marked Panama forever, we will visit the Administration Building, an excellent architectural piece of art that was and is the eyes of the Panama Canal.
- Move to the Amador Causeway, a breakwater that guards the entrance to the Panama Canal.
- Here you will enjoy this fantastic view while you delight your palate with a delicious lunch in one of the restaurants in the area (not included).
- After lunch and after a couple of pictures, return to your hotel.
What's Included
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What To Bring
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Cancellation Policy
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For cancellations upto 2 days before the tour -
Refund of 80% of the tour price.
Price
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