• Panama La Vieja - Visiting the Panama Viejo Historical Monument Complex is an opportunity to discover the history of the first city founded by the Spanish on the Pacific coast of the American continent as well as the remains of its Pre-Hispanic inhabitants. Below we provide some advice for you to plan your visit.

The circuit around the Panama Viejo Historical Monument Complex covers a distance of 1.5 km and can be done in 2 hours, including the museum, a walk around the site, and going to the top of the lookout.

The lookout is at the Cathedral Tower, it has a height of 30 meters and it allows the visitor to enjoy a panoramic view of the colonial city and the modern city.

• Admission Ticket included

• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transportation to/from attractions

One of the key emblems of the nation is the ruins of Panama Viejo, particularly its cathedral tower. This location serves as a primary tourist spot in Panama City and a leisurely walking area for both locals and international tourists. It is the focus of one of the country’s most extensive research and preservation efforts dedicated to a historical monument complex.

On July 5th, 2003, the Panama Viejo Archaeological Site was incorporated into the World Heritage list by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee as an expansion of Panama’s Historic District.

• Dress code: comfortable shoes and outfit, bring umbrellas in case it rains,
• Mosquito repellent, Sunscreen,

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