The ruins of Panama Viejo and, especially, the cathedral tower, is one of the main national symbols. The site is also one of the main tourist attractions in Panama City, as well as a walking and recreational area for local and foreigner visitors. It is also the scene of one of the greatest research, conservation efforts that have been carried out in a historical monumental set of the country. On July 5th 2003 the UNESCO World Heritage Committee added the Panama Viejo Archaeological Site to the World Heritage list as an extension of Panama’s Historic District.

Guided and private tour around different parts of the Panamanian history and culture showing how everything evolved to make Panama what it is today.

Panama la Vieja, the Ancient city, is a Monumental Complex that is an excellent tourist place to appreciate the historical structures of the first European and Spanish settlement on the Pacific side of the continent. where most of the trading in Las Americas at the time was happening. These days, there is a lot of trading still going on in the financial heart of Central America. Here, you can enjoy a viewing point from the top of the cathedral, where you can see part of modern Panama City; in contrast, Panama La Vieja was declared a Historical Monumental Complex on December 22, 1976.

Enjoy a day-tour of Panama City with a local guide! You will visit Panama City´s most interesting spots in one day, including the canal center exhibition, museum and theater. You will also see the historic ruins of Panama as well as modern aspects of Panama City.Travel back to colonial times during a visit to the Panama’s colonial quarter. Take in views of the Panama City skyline and canal from Amador Causeway. Enjoy the flexibility and intimacy of a private tour with your own guide

Panama City is not merely the capital of the nation; it stands as a sprawling and vibrant metropolis where modernity harmoniously intertwines with tradition. Its skyline is a breathtaking tapestry of sleek glass skyscrapers, charming colonial-era architecture, and verdant parks that invite relaxation. While the city's buildings reflect contemporary innovation, they also echo a rich historical narrative. Remarkably, Panama City encompasses two other cities, both recognized as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO, further enhancing its allure and cultural significance.

Interactive tour, revealing the history of the first founded city of Panama, with excellent views from its tower and old Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, towards the Bay of Panama, observing from this point the modern city and the Old Town, At the same time, its facilities have an area for handicrafts and bathrooms for its visitors.