Pangea Park Blog

  This area, recreating the city of Rio de Janeiro, is a tribute to the culture of Brazil. Here, guests will see a large recreation of the Brazilian highlands in the distance and several references to the diverse culture, a fusion of Portuguese, native, and African influence. Around town, guests can eat Brazilian food and shop for Brazilian merchandise. There is also a museum containing Brazilian history and culture, telling of both native cultures of the Amazon and the European and African cultures that added to the nation's diversity.

  In this Spanish colonial area recreating the city of Lima, guests will find several experiences inspired by this Andean country. This includes a recreation of the Lima Cathedral and many more things. Guests eat Peruvian food at restaurants and shop for Peruvian merchandise at the gift shops. Also here is a museum inside the cathedral, which tells the country's story, from its Inca origins to the Spanish conquest to its war of independence.

  This Caribbean-themed area has some authentic Jamaican buildings done in British Colonial style. Here, guests can see several great opportunities to immerse themselves in the culture of this sunny Caribbean island. In a building is a museum about the history and culture of Jamaica. This traces its colonial roots and its African influence that made it the nation it is today. Also in the area are restaurants and shops with Jamaican food and cuisine.

  In a Spanish-style area resembling Mexico City is a tribute to this country. Here guests can see a giant replica of the Mexico City opera house. Around the square, guests can find shopping and dining themed to the country. They can also go inside the opera house, where two museums are found. One is about Hispanic Mexico, going from Spanish Conquest to the Revolution to modern day. The other is about the Indigenous peoples of Mexico, such as the Maya, Olmec, and Aztecs.

  In a Quebec-style area is a place recreating Canada. Here, guests can see a giant replica of the Fairmont Chateau du Frontenac and engage in many experiences, including dining and shopping. The museums inside the Chateau honor two things. One is about the Native Americans living in Canada. The other is about the British and French colonizers and their influence on the country.

In this area that combines colonial architecture with that of the early 20th Century, this is a salute to one of the greatest nations in the world. In the back of the area is a large recreation of Independence hall, where four museums can be found. This includes one on immigration and heritage, one on Native Americans, one on American History, and one on the nation's diverse landscape. Also found in this area are regular shops and restaurants of American style.