We invite you to Panama Viejo where you can discover the history of the first city founded by Spaniards on the Pacific coast of the American continent and the vestiges of its pre-Hispanic inhabitants. Panama La Vieja are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most impressive places in Panama City. upon entering you will be able to visit and move with the narration of our guide, you can admire the old capital and contemplate the views from the Tower of the Cathedral. The city of Panama towards the seventeenth century had an area of approximately 60 hectares, currently the Historic Monumental Complex of Panama Viejo comprises around 28 hectares, which include both the ruins of some of the most important buildings of the colonial era, as well as the vestiges archaeological sites of the pre-Hispanic and colonial periods.

The Mi Pueblito Tourist Center is a sample of the settlements of the main ethnic groups of Panama, intended to express our cultures and roots. He currently maintains three positions: -Plaza Afroantillana, with an Antillean atmosphere with colorful houses from the beginning of the century, where the Muller House stands out, a boat-shaped building. This square has a beautiful view of the sea, completely remodeled with a charming viewpoint. -Plaza Interiorana, is in the process of rehabilitation, however you can visit the Pollera Museum. This square represents the culture of the interior of the country and its folklore. Its streets are cobbled and the houses are made of wood and tile roofs. In the center you will see a water fountain surrounded by a beautiful garden. Mi Pueblito also has shops where you will find restaurants and craft shops.

You will see the most important places of the colonial square and transport back to the history when Spain Crown established one of the most important cities of the region