Top Ten Signs You Have Been In Panama Too Long
How do you know that you have been in Panama too long? Jesse Choquette from www.EyeOnPanama.com gives you a David Letterman inspired Top Ten Signs You Have Been In Panama Too Long. This footage was filmed at the Ancon Theatre Guild’s “Improv8″ in Panama City, June 2009 AKPC_IDS += "1376,";Popularity: 13% [?] Read More →
Panama’s Ancon Guild Theatre Improv 8 Night — Opening Dance
This is the opening dance number for the Ancon Theatre Guild’s Improv8 show. Choreographed by Danielle Scott, and performed by Ricardo Agurcia, Matthew Addis, Aquilino Arias, Ines Aspurua, Andres Clemente, Nick Miles, Stephen Purdom, Varoon Anand, Jose Mezquita, Monica Porras, Maria Theoktisto, and Jesse Choquette. To the tune of Austin Powers... [Read more of this review]
The Terrace Bar – Giving You What You Want
In a popular location offering all of the necessities of a good neighborhood bar, The Terrace has drinks, decor and entertainment all at a fair price. Located in the banking district near plenty of hotels, shops and restaurants, The Terrace is a great place to get a drink any time of night. There are multiple TV’s that show sporting events or music... [Read more of this review]
Athens Pizza – Convenient Mediterranean Eats
Athens Pizza offers traditional Greek food but with a modern, popular twist. The menu is relatively small and is read off a piece of paper that lies just beneath the glass table top at each place setting. You won’t find any extravagant main dishes, but Athens offers pizza, sandwiches, appetizers and desserts with Greek roots at great prices. There... [Read more of this review]
Panama Real Estate’s Bait and Switch
Have you ever been frustrated by the lack of accessible information on real estate listings in Panama? You’ve spent hours and hours searching the web for the perfect property. Finally, you have come across a real estate listing that suits your needs. It is in the right location and meets your budget. You click on the listing to investigate... [Read more of this review]
Luna’s Castle, the Place to Meet People, Stay the Night and Be Merry
Set in the historical UNESCO-heritage site of Casco Viejo in Panama City, Luna’s Castle is an excellent example of the old being further preserved and appreciated by something new. Located in a three-story mansion constructed in the 1800’s, once home to a wealthy family and later to senior citizens, Luna’s Castle now holds over one hundred travelers... [Read more of this review]
Relic- The New Top Party Spot in Panama
Finally a chill bar to go hang out at in Panama City! Relic is unique because it simply and tastefully delivers on all fronts. It mixes a good location with a pleasant ambience. It plays eclectic music at appropriate decibel levels and has proper mood lighting. It offers just the right amount of space to socialize and serves a variety of drinks at reasonable... [Read more of this review]
5 Buyer Bewares Tips for Panama Real Estate Shoppers
Buying real estate in the Developing World can be challenging. It is difficult to locate proper paperwork. Fudging numbers to avoid taxes is such a common practice it’s considered the norm. There is a lack of general structure that you have come to expect from the Developing World. Panama is no different. Even though Panama has come along... [Read more of this review]
Panama’s Cheapest Haircut
We went out to search for a place to get a haircut. On Sundays in Panama City, everything is closed. As a result, we ended up going to the only place that was open — a street side barbershop. AKPC_IDS += "1296,";Popularity: 1% [?] Read More →
Jazz Festival Art Auction in Casco Viejo, Panama
Www.EyeOnPanama.com recorded one of Pinta Panama’s first fundraising events. “Arte en Vivo” was an art auction for the Danilo Perez Foundation held in Casco Viejo, Panama City. The event took place during Jazz Festival, one of Casco Viejo’s largest cultural events. The event was an great success. To learn more information regarding... [Read more of this review]
The New Colon-Panama City Highway: A Game Changer
The new highway from Panama City to Colon will change Panama’s Caribbean Coast. Both the upper coast, Costa Arriba and lower coast, Costa Abajo, of Colon Province have been undeveloped. The new highway completion makes the Caribbean coast only 45 minutes away which is less than the Pacific beach destinations such of Coronado, Gorgona, and Playa... [Read more of this review]
A Club Hidden Within a Restaurant
For a fun change of pace to the most common and heavily visited nightspots in Panama City, Jade is a good alternative option to throw into the mix. Located on Via Porras, it is not in walking distance to many other bars or clubs, but if you are able to make it out there, the lower prices for drinks and entrance fees make it worth your trouble. Jade... [Read more of this review]
Big Club Action K’OS
One of the bigger clubs around Calle Uruguay, K’OS signifies rowdy times whether you read it in English or Spanish. Sometimes featuring popular Panamanian music acts or else keeping it loud with live DJ’s all weekend long, K’OS is a place to check out if you are looking for a big night of dancing and sweating late into the night. With a large... [Read more of this review]
Panama Car Rental Warning — Read This Before!!!
Here is the rule of thumb when renting a car while visiting Panama City—Don’t. For one, you don’t need a rental car if you are staying in the city. Taxis are everywhere, cheap, efficient, and most importantly, hassle-free (read more about them here). No need to worry about parking (which can be a huge headache in certain parts of the city), and... [Read more of this review]
