• Plaza de la Catedral - The central square of the Old Town, also known as Plaza de la Independencia; it serves as the focal point of the historic town and is bordered by the Metropolitan Cathedral of Panama.
• Convento de Santo Domingo - These are the ruins of the ancient Dominican convent constructed in the 17th century, renowned for the “Arco Chato,” an arch without metal support that showcased the area’s seismic stability.
• Plaza de Francia - A commemorative space at the edge of the historic center honoring the French workers who attempted to construct the Panama Canal; it features an obelisk and memorial plaques.
• Museo De Historia De Panama - (Palace of Justice) A historic building in the old town that once housed judicial bodies and now hosts cultural institutions; its restoration and preservation are integral to the urban heritage.
• National Theatre - A luxurious theatre from the early 20th century, with architecture inspired by European operas, featuring frescoes and ornamental details, located in the old town.
• Iglesia de San Francisco de Asis - Situated opposite Plaza Bolivar, this church is notable for its elegant neoclassical facade and ivory tower. Dating back to the 17th century, it has been meticulously restored to maintain its historical and spiritual significance.
• Plaza Simón Bolívar - A small square in the old town dedicated to the liberator Simon Bolivar; it is surrounded by colonial buildings and offers a tranquil atmosphere.
• Iglesia San Juan de Dios - A historic church in the old town that enhances the architectural and spiritual value of the tour.
• Iglesia de la Merced - One of the colonial churches in the historic center, contributing to the heritage character of the urban environment.
• Casa de la Municipalidad - The municipal administrative building located in the old town, exemplifying local government within the historical urban context.
• Avenida Central - (Central Square of Santa Ana and Church of Santa Ana) The main pedestrian street of the historic center, linking squares and points of interest, perfect for walking and urban exploration.
• Cinta Costera 3 - A vast modern promenade connecting the intramural area with Panama Bay; it blends contemporary cityscape with sea views.
• Hotel Baluarte Boutique Panamá - The Wall (Bulwark of Jesus or Hand of Tiger): Remnants of the old wall that defended the colonial city from pirate attacks; today, it stands as a historical element of urban defense.
• Plaza Herrera - A square that is part of the network of squares in the old town, with restored surroundings and an open atmosphere for relaxation and socializing.
• Church of Saint Joseph - A heritage church in the old town that adds to the collection of temples along the route, with religious and architectural significance.
• Iglesia de la Compania de Jesus - A historical site representing the former Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in the old town; a remnant of the colonial religious and educational legacy.

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Blending the finest elements of history and modernity, they deliver comfortable, serene, and entirely eco-friendly journeys.

Every detail is crafted for guests to enjoy a tour rich in history and elegance, while taking in the city’s landscapes and architecture. They uphold the modern and sustainable ethos that sets our company apart.

Ideal for those seeking to explore the city in a distinctive, peaceful, and unique manner.

Whether under the bright sun or amidst the ancient lights and soft glow of the Old Town at night, our carriages create a delightful ambiance that encourages you to escape the daily grind and relish the moment.

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