Guided walking tour of the Old Town of Panama｜Panama

Discover the history, culture, and essence of the city through a walking tour of one of its most iconic places: the old town.
The experience begins in Plaza Herrera, the meeting point where the historical context of the area and its evolution over time are introduced
Along the way, participants will visit representative spaces that reflect the city's cultural and architectural identity, including the iconic Café Coca Cola, one of the country's most traditional establishments.
The tour continues through churches and historical sites such as the Church of La Merced, the Church of San José — with its renowned golden altar — and the Church of the Society of Jesus, whose remains evoke colonial history.
Also included is admission to the Museo de la Mola, where the cultural and artistic value of this traditional Panamanian symbol is explored.
During the tour, you'll visit iconic squares such as Independence Square and the Santo Domingo Church, home to the famous Arco Chato, a historic element that is part of the city's heritage.
The tour continues to the Church of San Francisco de Asís and ends in Las Bóvedas, from where you can enjoy a privileged view of the sea and the modern city.
As part of the experience, a refreshing break is offered with a raspado or pipa water, allowing you to enjoy the local atmosphere more intimately.