Panama City Private Electric Carriage Ride

Embark on an electric carriage ride to uncover the historical essence of Panama City's old town, where you will explore its picturesque squares, monuments, and the appealing Cinta Costera 3. An unforgettable experience awaits you!

Activity Details

Upon arrival at the Plaza de la Catedral, we will commence our electric carriage journey through Panama City, aiming to visit numerous iconic landmarks throughout the capital. Ready to embark on this adventure? Let's begin!

Our first stop will be the striking Neoclassical front of the Metropolitan Cathedral, a sentinel of the old town dating back to the 18th century. Next, we’ll proceed to the Convento de Santo Domingo, renowned for its Flat Arch, a remarkable instance of Colonial architecture in the region. Following this, we will seek out the Plaza de Francia, a tribute to the French engineers who envisioned the Panama Canal.

We will also pass by the Museum of History of Panama and the National Theatre of Panama, famous for its exquisite frescoes and Italian-inspired details. Nearby, we’ll take a moment to appreciate the Iglesia de San Francisco de Asís before arriving at the Plaza San Simón Bolívar, where you'll be greeted by charming balconies adorned with geraniums, surrounding the classic cafés of Panamá Viejo.

The ride will then lead us past the Capilla de San Juan de Dios and Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced. Shortly thereafter, we will find ourselves in front of the Casa de la Municipalidad. Following this, we will move through the vibrant Avenida Central, immersing ourselves in the city’s lively atmosphere amidst historic facades and boutique shops.

As we reach the Cinta Costera 3, a stunning marine viaduct, prepare to be captivated by remarkable views of the Panama City skyline. We’ll gaze upon the ancient town wall and make a brief stop at the Plaza Herrera, before visiting the Iglesia de San José and the remnants of the Iglesia de la Compañía de Jesús.

In conclusion, our journey will bring us back to our starting point, wrapping up after a delightful 1.5-hour exploration.