• Plaza Tomas Herrera - Welcome and introduction, outlining the experiences to come on the tour.

• Museo de la Mola - If open, discover the culture of one of Panama’s seven indigenous groups, the Gunas from Guna Yala, also known as San Blas, and their renowned Molas.

• Iglesia de la Merced - A church dating back to 1673, striving to preserve its original structure. We’ll explore hidden gems that few get to see.

• Iglesia San Jose - Famously known as the Golden Altar Church, it also features the largest Nativity Scene in Panama.

• Plaza Mayor - Also referred to as Mayor Plaza or Independence Plaza. Surrounding it are the Cathedral and Panama’s first hotel, The Central Hotel, established in 1874.

• Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus - Preserved as ruins after a fire in 1781 and an earthquake in 1822.

• Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitan) - Our grand and beautiful church located right next to Independence Plaza.

• Paseo de Las Bovedas - Constructed to defend against pirate attacks.

• Plaza de Francia - Built in 1922 to honor France, the first to attempt constructing the Panama Canal. We’ll also pass through Hat Street and a souvenir market, concluding our journey here.

• El Guayacano Hat - We’ll stop at Hat Street, known for its perfect spots for photos, selfies, and videos. We conclude our wonderful journey here, confident that you have enjoyed and learned more about our small yet beautiful country.

• If interested in Panama Hats guide you to the best place as far as quality and price to get them
• Tips for buying at places with best prices if interested
• Bottled water
• Any information requested to assist you in making your stay in Panama the best possible
• We know you might need a bathroom along the way so will assist in getting one.
• Don’t go after commissions from fancy restaurants so will definitely will give you tips where to go
• No rushed tour we try to accomodate for taking pictures

• tips and gratuities
• Meals

Embark on an exciting walking tour through the historic district of Casco Viejo, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Wander along streets that have existed since 1673 and discover the fascinating stories and secrets of this lively neighborhood with the help of a knowledgeable local guide. Explore hidden gems and gain insight into the cultural heritage that makes Casco Viejo an essential visit in Panama City.

• Uncover the rich history of Casco Viejo, founded in 1673
• Enjoy a guided tour led by a fully bilingual local expert with insider knowledge
• Access unique sites often missed by tourists (Hidden Treasures)
• Dive into the cultural heritage of this UNESCO World Heritage Site

The journey through history begins at Plaza Herrera. Information will be provided, if needed, on the best places to purchase souvenirs, Panama hats, and experience the finest food and drinks, local restaurants, and more.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.