Panama City, Panama, is not only a recent hot bed for tourism, it also offers some of the best and exciting nightlife in all of Latin America.  Filled with a varied amount of nightclubs, casinos, and restaurants, this small isthmus sitting between North and South America also posseses great places to enjoy cocktails with friends or traveling companions.  There are so many wonderful bars in Panama City that it may be a bit overwhelming to know exactly where to go, so we compiled a brief list of some of …More

Panama has a wide variety of nightlife, from sports bars and disco clubs to typical dive pubs and casinos. With this diversity, it’s good to focus on one of the three main neighborhoods in Panama City and exploring one area at a time. The neighborhoods are composed of the business sector, the Casco Viejo—the historic Spanish Colonial sector of the city, and the Amador Causeway, a picturesque connector between strings of Panama Bay islands. Each has its own particular flavor, and is a great way to …More

O Tannenbaum If you can find the place that hides tidily behind a fractured glass door on Sonnenallee, you might be disappointed by not finding a Christmas tree in this Neukölln establishment. Don’t worry though, as you’ll certainly find many other surprising objects decorating the two small and often packed rooms: from a taxidermied deer to a broken television set, to often changing works of art made by the bar’s frequenters. Three Dutch artists who have made Berlin their home run O …More

The joys of gallery hopping are many: glasses of champagne to fete an exhibition’s opening; meeting fellow art enthusiasts; using your college art history requirement to discern influences and color schemes as you eye your next purchase—or at least whirr your way through the cocktail party circuit. A good jumping off point for getting acquainted with the Philadelphia art scene is the First Fridays series. As the name would suggest, the first Friday of every month, galleries open their doors for art …More

The best way to bar hop around Denver’s eclectic bar scene is to start on Denver’s 16th Street Mall, the hub of LoDo (lower downtown). The light rail is a safe, cheap option to get to and from 16th Street, a pedestrian street that offers a free shuttle all night long. Denver’s best bars are in close proximity to the 16th Street Mall, but you have to get off the mall to find them. Fun is the mantra at The 1-Up, a ‘barcade’ that harkens back to the ‘80s with vintage arcade games. …More

Denver has been gaining international recognition for its great dining, with many local chefs winning awards as they search for innovative ways to combine regional foods with exotic flavors.  Local food aficionados already know where the best tables are found, and now travelers are flocking to Denver to discover for themselves what all the buzz is about!  Whether it’s the Highland District’s LoDo or Federal Street for its inexpensive ethnic eateries, Denver has something for every taste …More