Things to Do in Panama City

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Dare to live a wonderful cultural experience, where we will discover the most famous stories and anecdotes of the churches, squares and buildings of the Old Town of Panama, in a pleasant and joyful walk through this emblematic place declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, with incredible views of the city and a vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere.
What will we visit?

• Panama Cathedral
• The Church of Mercy
• Church of San José and its beautiful Golden Altar
• Independence Square
• France Square
• We will walk to the famous Flat Arch in the Ruins of the Santo Domingo Convent

 Finally we will enjoy the best views of Panama City and the Amador Causeway from the romantic Boulevard Esteban Huertas

 I wait for you!

Enjoy a catamaran trip on the Pacific to the paradisiacal oasis of Taboga Island on this excursion from Panama City - open bar included!

Our guide will meet you at the corner of Coca-Cola cafe
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to begin this amazing adventure through the Cinta Costera, Mercado de Mariscos and Casco Viejo de Panama, which is a charming cobblestone street in the Casco Antiguo. With a history dating back to 1673 and filled with splendid colonial architecture, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is today one of the liveliest districts in Panama City. There are local and indigenous arts and crafts in Casco Antiguo.

NOT INCLUDED ⬇️

Rental of:
-mountain bikes
-radios
-helmets
(optional for $15, includes guarantees, meaning that if the bike or a spoke is damaged, it will be replaced with another one, without having to pay extra for damages)



(once we meet at the meeting point we will walk to the bike store which is less than 100 meters away)


Includes:


•Guided bike tour of the Old Town
(the best places in Casco)

• windward bastion
•tomas herrera square
•Church of San José (golden altar)
•The Company of Jesus (panoramic view)
•main square
•Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria della Antica (panoramic view)
•municipal palace (panoramic view)
•Santo Domingo Convent (panoramic view)
• graffiti mural
• France Square
• Ministry of Culture
• the vaults
•Manuel Huertas was walking
• former club sofitel
• national theatre
•Simon Bolivar Square
•sea section
•(Coastal Strip-1)
• (Coastal Strip-2)
(Coastal Strip-3)
•Stop at the coastal strip Seafood market
(food not included)
•San Felipe Nery market (Fruit market)
•Panama sign
•coastal strip viewpoint

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WHAT TO BRING:

•Light and comfortable clothing
•Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
•Camera
•Water
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IMPORTANT NOTES

• To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all our guests, it is essential to know how to ride a bicycle. If you do not meet this requirement, please do not make a reservation. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.

•Prices shown are in USD, per person
(there is no minimum number of people)

•This tour is not physically demanding and is great for people of all ages.

An interactive walk to discover and enjoy the Old Town, surrounded by an environment that connects us with our history, art, modernism and current trends. A complete and well-nourished tour of information, I will share all my knowledge and provide the best recommendations; entering the urban, cultural, economic, archaeological and historical aspects of this colonial city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with squares, museums, theater, churches, handicrafts, picturesque brick-paved streets and surrounded by colorful buildings.

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Looking for a truly authentic Panama City experience? Join me for an exciting journey through the real Panama City—where culture, daily life, and the dynamic neighborhoods come alive! We'll explore the contrasts of old and new Panama, ride the subway like locals, and end with stunning city views, whether it's the sunset on weekends or the twinkling city lights on weekdays. 
 

What to Expect

✅ Discover Panama beyond Casco Viejo—from vibrant local neighborhoods to skyscrapers and hidden gems.
✅ Ride the subway, experiencing Panama like a local.
✅ Explore different neighborhoods—see the contrast between wealthy areas and local communities.
✅ Taste local treats like raspaos (shaved ice) and carnes en palitos (skewered meats).
✅ We’ll dive into Panamanian culture, current news, economy, and politics throughout the tour.

Why You'll Love It

• It’s a long walk (5-6 km), but it’s the perfect way to take in the city and see it from a local’s perspective.
• You'll get to see real life in Panama, from the diverse communities to the modern economy.
• Whether you're exploring the city during the day or catching city lights at night, you'll finish with unforgettable views from the tallest building in Panama!

Book Your Adventure Now!

Ready to see Panama like never before? Let’s walk, talk, and explore together. 🌎✨ 

I invite you to an unforgettable experience to get to know my Panama in two hours. A small short period of time that we will share to discover the most essential of the city but which will be unforgettable.


The beauty of my Panamanian land tour includes:

• Plaza Herrera (starting point)
• Church of San Giuseppe
• Church of Mercy
• church the cathedral
• independence square
• Bolivar square
• Paseo Esteban Huertas
• France Square.
• I walk through the vaults.

I extend a cordial invitation to book with me as it will be a time to disconnect from your lives while touring Panama.

With this ticket to The Views, you'll have access to the observation deck in the POIN building, the tallest skyscraper in Panama City!

This free walking tour begins in Plaza Herrera at the Tiger Hand Wall, the Dule Revolution Mural, and the Victorian Lorenzo Guerra Thousand Days Face Mural.

We went to the Boyacá house and began the visit of the chorrillo.

We went to the cock training center and talked with Maestro Gómez; gym where the last film mano de piedra was signed and the entro del chorrillo masonic, we passed by the inns of the neighborhood and went to visit the palace of the real Panama hat (Hat made in Panama by Mr. Víctor, workshop inherited from his grandfather that has not changed since 1910; We passed in front of the San Felipe health center, we entered the multifamily building above the aurora.

This tour begins at Belisario Porras Park, located in La Exposición de Calidonia.

You will discover the history of the urban expansion of Panama City that began in the 20th century and continues today.

We will stop to observe and interpret the monuments, buildings and some of the most important avenues of the capital city.

1. Belisario Porras Park, Calidonia.

2. Don Bosco Church, Central Spain Avenue.

2. Buildings of the Government and Attorney General's Office of the Nation.

3. Embassies of Spain and Cuba.

4. House Museum of the National Bank of Panama.

5. Historic hospital complex of Santo Tomás.

6. Monuments on Balboa Avenue.

7. Cinta Costera photo stop.

8. Skyline of Panama City by the sea.

9. Murals representing the multiculturalism of Panama.

10. Urraca Park, Bella Vista.

It is an afternoon walk, the sun will still be strong so we recommend bringing your bottle of water or cash to buy soda or fruit, sneakers or comfortable shoes for walking on sidewalks, and cool and comfortable clothing.

Welcome to the Old City of Panama known as the Old Town.

We will begin the tour in the Plaza Mayor where we will visit buildings of greatest interest such as the Cathedral Church, one of the largest in the city, the Municipal Palace , the Hotel Central Panamá.
We will continue towards the convent of Santo Domingo, one of the most important ruins for its Flat Arch.
We will continue until we reach the Plaza de Francia where we will see monuments dedicated to the French for being the initiators of the construction of the Canal.
From there we will take a beautiful tour along Paseo Esteban Huerta where you will see the original wall from 1673. Also Cerro Ancón, the Bridge of the Americas , the Amador Islands , the ships waiting their turn to cross the Canal and our Modern City.
After this, we will continue through the Nuns bastion and continue to Plaza Bolívar where we will find the Ministry of Government connected to the National Theater , Church of San Francisco and Plaza Bolívar.
We will pass through the back of the Presidential Palace and where there is a restaurant, a restored and deteriorated house from the 19th century
We will continue to the Church of San José, much visited for its famous Golden Altar from 1610, from there we will continue to the ruins of the Company of Jesus and we will arrive at the point where we started.

Itinerary:

• Main Square
• Convent of Santo Domingo
• France Square
• Paseo Esteban Huerta
• Bulwark of the Nuns
• Plaza Bolivar
• St. Joseph's Church
• Jesus company