Tours and Tickets to Experience Metropolitan Cathedral

Explore the heart of Panama's old town, Casco Viejo. Its charming streets and unique blend of Spanish, American, and French architecture are best seen up close on a walking tour. Customize the experience to your tastes with upgrades such as a visit to the Panama Canal, lunch at a local restaurant, and hotel pickup.

Whether you have a quick layover in Panama City or just want an overview at the start of your stay, this half-day private tour offers a handy introduction. Be impressed by the feat of engineering that is the Panama Canal with a visit to the Miraflores Visitor Center. Later, head to the historic Casco Viejo neighborhood, where you’ll take a walking tour through the atmospheric lanes and past colonial-era buildings.

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Experience a captivating journey through Panama City’s vibrant history, where every step unveils the rich tapestry of its cultural heritage. From the awe-inspiring Panama Cathedral to the enchanting Church of San José with its stunning Golden Altar, immerse yourself in the stories that shaped this remarkable city. Pay homage to history at Independence Square and embrace the charm of France Square. As you wander through the iconic Flat Arch in the Ruins of the Santo Domingo Convent, let the echoes of Panama’s past inspire you, weaving a tale of resilience and beauty. Join us on this transformative walking tour, and become the hero of your own Panamanian adventure today! Unlock the secrets of Panama City’s enchanting legacy with us on the Casco Viejo Heritage Walking Tour. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Panama City’s skyline exudes a contemporary facade, but venture into the streets of Casco Viejo and you’ll find a place that still retains its centuries-old charm. Join this walking tour of Casco Viejo to learn about the history of the area from as far back as 500 years ago. Wander through the historic center to learn about where the name “Panama” originated from and who helped eradicate yellow fever to aid in the completion of the Panama Canal.