Learn Spanish at LSI partner school in Panama City
Panama City is a cosmopolitan mix of old world charm and modern energy, alive with Caribbean exuberance. Browse the longest shopping street in the world or head for one of the many stunning beaches just outside the city, you’ll find plenty of things to do while you learn Spanish in Panama.
Our LSI partner school is located in one of Panama City’s best neighbourhoods, Punta Paitilla, close to restaurants, shops and entertainment facilities. National parks and museums are also within easy reach. The language school itself is a welcoming and friendly environment in which to study Spanish, whichever of our Spanish courses and programmes you choose. Our facilities include a language laboratory, wireless internet access and a student lounge.
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Social Programme
This is a sample social programme showing typical activities. Please note actual social programme schedules and prices may vary from this. You can find out further information about social and cultural activities across LSI schools here. here.
Visit to Mi Pueblito and Cerro Ancón
Mi Pueblito, meaning My Little Village, is a crossroads of the prevailing customs and traditions in our country. in one place, you can step inside a typical Afro-Caribbean, peasant, or Indian house that showcases the main characteristics of these cultures. Ancón Hill is the highest spot in Panama City, reaching an altitude of 199 meters, and from its summit you can overlook Panama City, the Panama Canal, Amador Causeway and Albrook.
Come to the Miraflores Visitor Center
The Miraflores Visitor Center is the perfect place to witness how the Panama Canal works. From the observation decks, visitors may watch the lock gates open and close as vessels begin or end their transit.
Visit the Summit
Today it is a botanical garden and zoo (with over 300 animals), has a total area of 250 hectares, of which 55 make up the botanical garden.
Old Quarter- Casco Antiguo
Old Quarter is one of the emblematic sites in the Panama City. There is a mix between history, art and a colonial environment around there. Our new students had the opportunity to enjoy an afternoon with us. When we go there, we try to do something different and special and this time was one of it. We visited La Plaza de Francia, Arco Chato, we ate there Panamanian food and to end this activity with sugar. We took a delicious “raspao” a Panamanian dessert.
Isla Mamey – Colón
In Panama is summer time and we have to make use of this time, so we went to Isla Mamey in Colon. It was a long trip to arrive there like 3 hours in car and then a boat but the results were fantastic. We swim in the beach, we eat seafood and the best thing was the connection and relationship that we built between each other in this trip. It was one of our favorite’s visits.
Isla Mamey – Colón
In Panama is summer time and we have to make use of this time, so we went to Isla Mamey in Colon. It was a long trip to arrive there like 3 hours in car and then a boat but the results were fantastic. We swim in the beach, we eat seafood and the best thing was the connection and relationship that we built between each other in this trip. It was one of our favorite’s visits.