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Best Tourist Cities in Panama
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Description

• Panama is full of gorgeous towns and
  villages. Here are some of the most lovely and
  beautiful places to visit in the country.  Panama
  City also serves as the political and economic
  center of the country, and the city has many
  modern buildings in addition to those that remain
  from its colonial period. Due to this
  availability of amenities, most popular cities in
  Panama are the best choice of tourists across the
  planet. Here in this blog we discuss the best
  tourist cities of Panama where you can explore
  the best places and enjoy your vacations.

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List of Best tourist cities of Panama

• David
• David is Panama's third-largest city and
  capital of the Chiriqui province. David is the
  capital of the Chiriquí province, and is the
  closest city to the border of Costa Rica. The
  popular tourist city is situated on a beautiful
  coastal plain near the Costa Rican border and
  allows easy access to the Bocas del Toro
  archipelago. Several resorts, cattle farms and
  a central city park are located here, while
  popular events include an annual industrial fair
  and the Children's Day Festival.

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• Santiago
• Santiago is located in the southern part of
  Veraguas province and is its capital city.
  Located on the Pan-American Highway, Santiago,
  with a population of just over 100,000 people, is
  the capital of the Veraguas province. Playa Santa
  Catalina is the prime tourist spot in Santiago
  thanks to its picturesque black sand beaches,
  while the downtown area offers an abundance of
  authentic colonial buildings.

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• Chitre
• Chitre, founded in 1848 and capital of the
  Herrera province, is central to many other towns
  such as Parita, Ocu and Santa Maria. Capital of
  the Herrera province, and a hub for the Azuero
  Peninsula, Chitre has a metropolitan population
  of around 80,000 people. Visitors can enjoy the
  Herrera Museum, detailing the history of the
  area, as well as the hot springs of Cirugia
  National Park. The large English-speaking
  population and a comfortable, easy-to-use public
  transit system also make Chitre appealing to
  tourists.

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• Portobelo
• A sleepy Caribbean seaside town that was
  originally named Puerto Bello, which translates
  to Beautiful Port, over time became what
  is Portobelo today. Built by the Spanish to
  protect their riches from the pirates in the 18th
  century, Portobelo is a UNESCO World Heritage
  Site with respect to the small towns big, rich
  history. Often lost in the shuffle of larger,
  more popular nearby Caribbean towns such as Colon
  and Bocas del Toro, Portobelo offers a quaint
  paradise unlike any other.