Now you can own a piece of history, Hotel Casco Antiguo.
I never would have imagined a quaint southernmost Central American country such as Panama would bear the grandest piece of history. Have you heard of Casco Antiguo? If not, then you are missing something big!
Forgotten dearly for decades by the city that grew up around it, Panama City's old quarter Casco Antiguo is now being revitalized and modernized through the efforts of the government and private sectors. With their hard work, a 300 year old UNESCO designated World Heritage Site is now being given a breath of fresh air. 34 new units are up for grabs hassle free with Hotel Casco Antiguo. Options to have the Hotel-Condo's for ownership/rent are now available, these of which boasts of its lavish history.
This historical place is where Panama declared independence from Spain, then continue on to separate itself from Colombia. During the rise and fall of the Gold Rush, the French also attempted to build the famous Panama Canal which was later completed by the United States. Now, everyone is using this centuries old engineering achievement. This feat has been part of every discussion when I was in the Engineering College. What wonders it would bring if we could each own a piece of Panamanian history!
Register for an eBrochure Here and grab the opportunity to be part of Hotel Casco Antiguo. It's
the best thing you'll do since sliced bread.
Forgotten dearly for decades by the city that grew up around it, Panama City's old quarter Casco Antiguo is now being revitalized and modernized through the efforts of the government and private sectors. With their hard work, a 300 year old UNESCO designated World Heritage Site is now being given a breath of fresh air. 34 new units are up for grabs hassle free with Hotel Casco Antiguo. Options to have the Hotel-Condo's for ownership/rent are now available, these of which boasts of its lavish history.
This historical place is where Panama declared independence from Spain, then continue on to separate itself from Colombia. During the rise and fall of the Gold Rush, the French also attempted to build the famous Panama Canal which was later completed by the United States. Now, everyone is using this centuries old engineering achievement. This feat has been part of every discussion when I was in the Engineering College. What wonders it would bring if we could each own a piece of Panamanian history!
Register for an eBrochure Here and grab the opportunity to be part of Hotel Casco Antiguo. It's
the best thing you'll do since sliced bread.
