• Panama City - Whether you choose to start this tour from a meeting point or opt for a pickup from your hotel or accommodation in Panama City Downtown, our guide will warmly welcome you. Following all biosecurity protocols, the guide will lead you through an incredible experience filled with amazing surprises!

• Casco Viejo - Casco Viejo, also known as San Felipe, is the historic district of Panama City. Enjoy a walk through this part of the city, visiting the main sites and learning about its history with our expert tour guide.

• Plaza Tomas Herrera - Departure Point

• Salsipuedes - Explore a market offering artisan products, traditional hats, dresses, souvenirs, and discover the most incredible graffiti murals in Panama City.

• Iglesia Santa Ana Panama - Pass by this church, which was destroyed by fire in 1854 and completely renovated in the twentieth century.

• Cafe Coca Cola - The oldest Panamanian restaurant in town.

• Iglesia de la Merced - Pass by this 17th-century church, one of the few structures with its original stone façade brought from Old Panama after the 1671 attack.

• Mano de Tigre Panamá - Pass By

• Church of Saint Joseph - Pass by this historic church, renowned for its Golden Altar, a baroque masterpiece that survived the 1671 raid on Old Panama.

• Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria the Ancient - Pass by this historic church, famous for its Golden Altar, a baroque masterpiece that survived the 1671 raid on Old Panama.

• Government Ministry - Government Ministry

• Arco Chato - The Old Convent of Santo Domingo preserves the remains of the most iconic architectural piece of the Old Town from the late 18th century. Believe it or not, this architectural piece, EL ARCO CHATO (Flat Arch), was pivotal during the Panama Canal negotiations between the United States and France.

• Plaza Carlos V - Plaza Carlos V

• National Theatre - Designed by Italian architect Genaro Ruggieri in a neoclassical style, the National Theatre was inaugurated on October 1, 1908. Its facade features two sculptures representing the muses of music and lyrics, along with six medallions honoring Wagner, Shakespeare, Moliere, Rossini, Cervantes, and Lope de Vega.

• Paseo de Las Bovedas - Commonly known as Las Bóvedas, this monumental ensemble consists of the walls surrounding Plaza de Francia, featuring seven vaulted spaces that formed the city’s defensive system.

• Palacio de las Garzas - The Palace of Las Garzas serves as the seat of the President of the Republic of Panama and houses the Ministry of the Presidency and the Institutional Protection Service.

• Independence Square - Plaza de la Independencia (Cathedral Square) is the main public space of the Old Town. It was the chosen site for Panamanians to celebrate significant historical events, such as independence from Spain and later Colombia. The Plaza is surrounded by key historical buildings like the Cathedral, the Municipal Palace, and the Panama Canal Museum. During summer, it is adorned with pink flowers from the surrounding trees.

• Plaza Bolivar - This charming square is surrounded by beautiful old buildings, restaurants, and bars. Originally named San Francisco, it was renamed in 1883 in honor of Venezuelan General Simón Bolívar. In the center stands a sculpture of Bolívar beneath a great Condor, with the inscription ‘The nations of America to the liberator Simón Bolívar.’

• France Square - Concluding this incredible journey, France Square was once the Spanish military headquarters, then belonged to the Colombian armed forces and prisons during the Colombian era, and finally, in the early twentieth century, our nation honored the French effort for their gallantry in initiating such a challenging project. As you walk along the walls facing the sea, enjoy the refreshing Pacific Ocean breeze and the opportunity to shop for handicrafts directly from the artisans. You can choose to return to our starting point, be driven back to your hotel in the city, or stay to savor the local gastronomy.

• 2-3 Hours Hidden Alleyways & Passages Guided Tour of Casco Viejo
• Explore several alleys and popular points of interest
• Professional and Licensed Local Guide
• Stroll through the quaint and charming streets of the historic district
• Small-Group for a more personalized experience
• Learn about the history and events that shaped Panama
• Umbrella provided if it rains

• Entrance fees to churches. Some churches may request a small donation from visitors to enter.

Exploring the secrets of Casco Viejo is an essential activity when visiting Panama City! On the “Legends of Casco Viejo” tour, an enthusiastic local guide will take you through the iconic cobblestone streets of this historic area. Uncover hidden treasures, admire the colonial architecture, and be enthralled by tales of love, intrigue, and legendary figures that have shaped Panama’s history. Looking for insider advice? We’ve got you covered, from the best local dining spots to vibrant nightlife suggestions. Rain or shine, your comfort is ensured with our umbrellas!

Opt to meet at the starting point or enjoy the convenience of hotel pick-up and drop-off from any location in Panama City.

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