Casco Viejo Review

Obviously a must visit if you're in the city. This is the older part of the city and its historical center. It features old colonial houses, albeit many are being restored, so there is a slight gentrification aspect to the district. Nevertheless, walking through the streets lined with pastel colored houses is gorgeous. You could easily spend a morning or afternoon strolling through the districts various streets, while resting in the many open spaces when you're tired. Also a nice place to grab a bit to eat!

Latin American capital Panama City is close to the Caribbean Gulf of Panama, the famous golden waterway Panama Canal flows slowly from the edge of the city. Panama City Old Town attractions: French Square, National Theatre, Bolivarian Square, Canghe Palace, Independence Square, Cathedral, etc.

Es un lugar con mucha historia, el parque de Santa Ana, edificios con letreros de viejos comercios, calles peatonales para el mejor desplazamiento de los turistas, es un reencuentro con la historia patria

The old time is that the taste of the old building is stronger and weaker.

This is a very good place, I highly recommend it to everyone to see you together

This service, really have nothing to say, recommended recommended recommended

There should be three churches in the old city twice. In fact, they are not very big. The coastal areas are better repaired. The houses are all colorful and have a good feeling. There are many cafes and restaurants in the old city. They also have hotels. They are exquisite and very suitable for taking pictures. Some of them sell small commodities. There are not many people who go to the churches on weekends. It would be excellent to find a cafe for leisure. The old city is free of charge, and the high buildings across the sea are in the city. The sunset scenery is very beautiful.

Colonial style building area, good security during the day, pay attention to safety at night