[Casco Viejo | Old Town, Panama City]

[Casco Viejo | Old Town, Panama City] — A fusion of colonial and modern! A photogenic area that is fun to walk around — Rebuilt in 1673 to defend against pirates, this area is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Beautiful pastel-colored buildings, cobblestones, historic churches and squares are scattered throughout, and just walking around will make you feel like you've traveled back in time . ⸻ 📍[Location] The area around Plaza de la Independencia, Plaza de Francia, Plaza Santa Ana, etc., in the center of the old town. It is located along Balboa Avenue and at the entrance to Casco Viejo. 🕰️[Sightseeing spots] The main way to explore is by foot, and early morning to mid-morning or evening to night are recommended. It is best to enjoy it slowly over half a day to a full day. ⸻ ✨Recommended points • Colorful architecture and cobblestones: the whole town is picturesque! Great for photography  • Abundant historical sites: There are many sights to see, such as the golden altar of San Jose Church, the cathedral, and Arco Chato  • Atmosphere from dusk to night: The night view from rooftop bars and restaurants, and the illuminated square are exceptional  • Plenty of cafes and gourmet food: From the historic Coca-Cola Café to modern restaurants, there are many dining options to enjoy ⸻ 🎒 Tips • Mornings and evenings are recommended: It's cool, there are few crowds, and it's comfortable • It's a good idea to carry some cash: Some cafes and souvenir shops don't accept cards • There are also free walking tours: Organized by the Casco Antiguo office and available in English and Spanish  • Relatively safe at night: The main areas are well-lit and well-guarded, so it's OK to walk at night #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Panama #PanamaCity