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Panama City, Florida, was founded in 1909 as a planned community situated along the beautiful Gulf Coast. Originally established as a shipping and industrial hub, the city quickly grew into a bustling urban center with a thriving economy. Panama City played a vital role in World War II, serving as a crucial training base for US troops and contributing significantly to the war effort. Over the years, Panama City has evolved into a popular tourist destination known for its stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and numerous outdoor recreational activities. The city has also become a hub for the arts, with a growing number of galleries, theaters, and cultural events attracting visitors from near and far. Despite facing challenges such as devastating hurricanes and economic downturns, Panama City has remained resilient and continues to prosper as a dynamic and diverse community. Today, the city stands as a testament to its rich history and bright future.

  1. Healthcare
  2. Technology
  3. Education
  4. Hospitality
  5. Manufacturing
  6. Finance
  7. Retail
  8. Construction
  9. Transportation
  10. Government
  1. Hiking
  2. Skiing
  3. Biking
  4. Fishing
  5. Golfing
  6. Boating
  7. Camping
  8. Wine tasting
  9. Shopping
  10. Fine dining

Average low temperature: 45°F

Average high temperature: 75°F

Average precipitation: 1.5 inches

Elevation: 5,000 feet

Average home price: $350,000

Average household income: $75,000

  1. Historic downtown district
  2. National park
  3. Art museum
  4. Zoo
  5. Botanical gardens
  6. Waterfront area
  7. Science center
  8. Amusement park
  9. Wineries
  10. Sports stadium

The top 10 restaurants:

Pompano Joe’s

Panama City Beach – Bay Point

Pompano Joe’s takes tremendous pride in serving Gulf seafood to its guests. If it lives in the Gulf, you will most likely find it on our menu. Our seafood is delivered daily and it is handled with great care from the minute it arrives at our door to the time it arrives at your table. Our standards are high and it shows in the presentation and flavor of every seafood dish we serve. We’re a neighborhood beach place where you can “savor the flavor” of the Islands!

Coconut Charlie’s

Panama City Beach

Coconut Charlie’s offers upscale casual dining with detailed kitchen and craft cocktail creations sure to tantalize your tastebuds. This original coastal concept is sure to be a mainstay for locals and travelers alike. Daily Happy Hour Specials! Come on in and check out your new favorite restaurant in Panama City Beach!

The Station on Ingersoll

Des Moines, IA

83 Sports Bars, Burgers, American. 3124 Ingersoll Ave, Des Moines, IA. Closes in 27 minutes. Start Order

Parlor

Des Moines, IA

59 Pizza, Beer Bar. 4041 Urbandale Ave, Des Moines, IA. Closed

Eatery A

Des Moines, IA

516 Mediterranean Food, Pizza. 2932 Ingersoll Ave, Des Moines, IA. Closes in 27 minutes

Bubba

Des Moines, IA

508 Southern Food. 200 10th St, Des Moines, IA. Closed

Centro

Des Moines, IA

599 New American. 200 SW 2nd St, Des Moines, IA. Closes in 27 minutes

The Station on Ingersoll

Des Moines, IA

83 Sports Bars, Burgers, American. 3124 Ingersoll Ave, Des Moines, IA. Closes in 27 minutes. Start Order

Parlor

Des Moines, IA

59 Pizza, Beer Bar. 4041 Urbandale Ave, Des Moines, IA. Closed

Eatery A

Des Moines, IA

516 Mediterranean Food, Pizza. 2932 Ingersoll Ave, Des Moines, IA. Closes in 27 minutes

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