• Cafe Coca Cola - We will be able to see the historic Coca-Cola café and learn part of its history.
• Plaza Tomas Herrera - Plaza Herrera would be our first stop within what was the walled city of the Old Town.
• Capilla San Jose - Our second stop will be at the church of the golden altar. Where we will talk about his role in the destruction of the first city of Panama.
• Hotel La Compañia - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt - We will pass the company in front of the hotel and give a brief historical note regarding its past.
• El Arco Chato - Our third stop is in the flat arc of Panama. Where we will learn the secrets of ancient colonial engineering and its impact on a global level.
• Centro Cultural de España | Casa del Soldado - At our fourth stop we stop to appreciate Congo art in one of the most underrated murals in the city and we explain the importance of the arrival of Africans to the isthmus.
• Plaza de Francia - In our fifth stop, we will talk about the attempted construction of the French canal on the isthmus of Panama and the second independence of Panama
• Plaza Simón Bolívar - We will take a brief tour of the Simón Bolívar square where we can see a monument to the liberator of America.
• Plaza de la Independencia - We will expose the importance of the Independence Square and the importance of the surrounding buildings
• Portal del Barrio Chino | Chinatown - We will take a brief tour of the Chinatown of Panama City and explain the importance of Chinese culture
• San Felipe Neri Public Market - We will pass through the most important market for locals within the city.
• Mercado De Marisco Cinta Costera - We will present the seafood market and its surroundings
• Gran Logia de Panama - We will pass by the great lodge of Panama and talk about the arrival of the Freemasons to the isthmus
• Soccer Field Panama - We will immerse ourselves in the Chorrillo neighborhood to taste the contrasts of this small city
• Cementerio Amador - We will pass in front of the garden of eternal rest of our national heroes
• Plaza Santa Ana - We will end our tour in the iconic Plaza Santa Ana and talk about its evolution.

• Long Range Radio Communication
• Snacks
• Helmet
• Bicycle use

• Private transportation
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Lunch
• Gratuities

The concept of Casco Viejo and the city’s development is explored through historical facts and personal narratives.

This 2-hour tour aims to reveal the reality of three distinct neighborhoods that were once considered the most dangerous in the country during the 1990s, tracing their evolution since 1673.

Participants will explore the local truths of Casco Viejo’s development and the impact of the Panamanian Dictatorship on these neighborhoods. This enlightening journey offers a social critique from the perspective of a 30-year-old Chorrillo resident who has lived there his entire life and is eager to transform the current state of his hometown.

• Total tour of 2 hours including walking

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