Casco Viejo Tour : Turtle's Favorite Place to Visit and Eat in Panama City
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Our 72 hours in Panama travel series continues with Turtle’s favorite part of Panama City, Casco Viejo. The gentrification of Casco Viejo was designed to be beneficial for all parties and the results are a safe and beautiful historical district where Colonial Panama is showcased for tourist who visit Panama City. It showcases the Culture of colonial Panama through amazing architecture, historical churches and a number of great museums. Turtle’s favorite celebrates the diversity of Panamanian culture and the resulting culture that is both beautiful and welcoming. Now safe for tourism, Casco Viejo welcomes you and you will love it.
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Love to see the sites restored to their former glory. Turtle's enthusiasm here is contagious.
Thanks. Easy to get excited about it.
Like! Like! Like! This video. Thank you for this beautiful voyage.
So glad to hear you enjoyed it. I enjoyed sharing it..
Helo my friend! 🙂 Thank you for share this interesting video 🙂 Greetings from Budapest
Greetings back from Florida. Cannot wait to see your beautiful city. If you are interested in why we are doing this World Tour, our mission statement vlog is coming out in less than an hour.
Can you feel my love for this place?
I definitely can. What a cool place 😎 I had no idea that it had been preserved so well.
What a mask collection. Beautiful ❤️
@@victoriaashleyfinejewelry makes mine look silly. Lol
I had stumbled upon the French Park (memorial to the tens of thousands of French who died during their time of Canal construction) on my second time wandering through Casco. They are doing a great job bringing back glory to Casco.
One of the places I ate at in Casco was Casco Burger. Great Mojitos. For traditional Panamanian food I ate at several of the fondas when I was staying in the area near Mercado de Mariscos (good variety there too between the seafood and traditional). When I stayed at my buddy’s house in Albrook I usually ate Sake House or Naciónsushi or empanadas and beer at the little place around the corner where the cute young Colombian ladies worked.
Wow!. This is so much awesome information. I really appreciate all the great info Eddie.
@@thegallivanthropologists a la orden. When I came upon the memorial I was wondering why everything was inscribed en français. Then when I was in the studio looking at the footage and I googled, the results made sense of it.
Another of my accidental but pleasant discoveries were the Black Christ murals on the side of what I think is the Spanish Embassy (?), which I saw in your video.
Another thing I learned was that (and why am I not surprised) the Afro-Antillean migrant canal workers were paid in silver (obviamente menos) while the white workers were paid in gold.