From $37Panama City Tours in Panama City
Panama City packs five centuries into one skyline. A good city tour links the colonial lanes of Casco Viejo, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with the ruins of Panama Viejo, the Amador Causeway looking back at the towers, and the Frank Gehry Biomuseo. The walking tours of Casco Antiguo are the highlight for most travelers: cobblestone plazas, rooftop bars, the golden altar of San Jose, and Plaza de Francia honoring the French canal builders. Sunset tours are the favorite slot because the heat eases and the old town glows. This page collects the city tours, hop-on hop-off buses, food and history walks, and night experiences that show you the capital beyond the canal. Pair a morning canal visit with an afternoon in Casco Viejo for the classic first-day combination.
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From $23.95Frequently Asked Questions
- How long does a Casco Viejo walking tour take?
- Most walking tours of Casco Viejo run two to three hours. Sunset tours are the most popular because the temperature drops and the plazas light up.
- Can I combine a city tour with the Panama Canal?
- Yes. Many half-day tours pair the Miraflores Locks in the morning with Casco Viejo or the Amador Causeway in the afternoon. It is the most common first-day itinerary.
- Is Casco Viejo safe to visit?
- The tourist core of Casco Viejo is well patrolled and busy with visitors day and night. As in any city, keep valuables out of sight and stick to the main plazas and lit streets after dark.