Discover the colonial legacy of the old town of Panama City on this guided tour.

Old Panama Tour

After picking you up at your hotel at your chosen time, we will head to the old town of Panama City, built by the Spanish in 1673 and listed as a World Heritage Site.

We will start at Plaza de Independencia with our first stop at the Cathedral Santa Maria la Antigua. The tour continues by visiting key churches like the Church of La Merced and the Church of San José.

Explore charming squares such as Plaza de Francia, where we will view its obelisk. Next, we will visit Plaza Herrera, known for 19th-century bullfights, and Plaza Simón Bolívar, established in 1926 for the centenary of the Amphictyonic Congress of Panama.

Learn about the historic Panama Canal with a guided tour of the Interoceanic Canal Museum at Plaza de la Independencia, covering the canal's construction in the 19th century and its transfer from the United States to Panama in 1977.

After a 2-hour tour of Panama City's colonial legacy, we will return to your hotel.

Discover the colonial legacy of the old town of Panama City, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, on this guided tour.