Guide to London

London is rich with history, buzzing with activity, and oh so proper. There are endless ways to enjoy this cultural capital of the world – from strolling down the River Thames, to shopping on Oxford Street, to a quite morning stroll through Hyde Park. London is sure to be on the top of any traveler’s list of favorite cities. Despite the influence from the many expats and international visitors each year, Londoners have clung tightly to their English traditions, making for an indistinguishable culture full of social norms that are charming albeit a bit puzzling to outsiders. It’s quite impossible to make it through even the rainiest day in London without grinning ear to ear. Whether it’s from the sight of Big Ben, or your first taste of sticky toffee pudding, or the way you overhear someone pronounce the word controversy – this city will make you smile. 

11 Best Places to Eat in Casco Viejo, Panama City

Travel to the revitalized Casco Viejo for old-school Havana vibes minus the cars and tourists. Casco Viejo is Spanish for “Old Quarter” and is a place you cannot miss. Also known as Casco Antiguo, the walled city of restored Spanish Colonial architecture is the most visited place in Panama City, second only to the Panama Canal. In 1997 UNESCO named it a World Heritage Site initiating the neighborhood’s renaissance. This burgeoning cultural center of Panama City has some of the best nightlife, hotels and of course places to eat! After mapping out the options with a local tour guide who lives in Casco Viejo and trying dozens of places, here are the best and most photogenic places to eat in Casco Viejo.