Highlights

Panama La Vieja - Discover Panama Viejo, the first city founded by Spaniards on the Pacific coast of the American continent, and explore the remnants of its pre-Hispanic inhabitants. Panama La Vieja is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most remarkable places in Panama City. Upon entry, you can tour with our guide’s narration, admire the old capital, and enjoy the views from the Cathedral Tower. In the seventeenth century, Panama City spanned approximately 60 hectares. Today, the Historic Monumental Complex of Panama Viejo covers around 28 hectares, including ruins of significant colonial-era buildings and archaeological remains from pre-Hispanic and colonial periods.
Mi Pueblito - The Mi Pueblito Tourist Center showcases the settlements of Panama’s main ethnic groups, celebrating our cultures and roots. It currently features three areas:
Plaza Afroantillana, with an Antillean ambiance and colorful early-century houses, highlighted by the boat-shaped Muller House. This plaza offers a stunning sea view and a charming viewpoint.
Plaza Interiorana, currently under rehabilitation, where you can visit the Pollera Museum. This plaza represents the country’s interior culture and folklore, with cobbled streets and wooden houses with tile roofs. A water fountain surrounded by a beautiful garden is at its center.

Mi Pueblito also has shops, restaurants, and craft stores.

San Felipe - Explore the most significant places of the colonial square and be transported back to the era when the Spanish Crown established one of the region’s most important cities.

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Panama La Vieja

Via Cinquantenaire,