Best places: Tourist attractions in Distrito Panamá, Panama

Small Casco Viejo church whose circa-1680 baroque facade is one of the city's oldest structures.

Large stone church completed in 1796 after a century of construction, with looming twin bell towers.

Modest 1670s church famed for its lustrous golden altar, carved of wood & painted in gold flake.

👍👍 Old city panama worth the trip. You'll get a full day here.

Panama's 1908 National Theater with an ornate, frescoed ceiling showcases plays, music & dance.

👍👍 The heart of Casco Viejo! Beautiful and full of activities and performances. Traditional dancers and artists are there to share their art. It should be a pedestrian sector b/c it gets crowded by cars and buses. Don’t try to get there to park like too many and find a public parking and walk!

Original town square, now French Plaza dedicated to France's role in building the Panama Canal.

Cafe-filled plaza dating from colonial times, renamed in 1883 for independence hero Simon Bolivar.

This stately museum offers exhibits on the building of the Panama Canal that joined two oceans.

👍👍 Beautiful park with a great view to the city and the ocean!

👍👍 Very pretty.

Catholic church with neoclassical architecture, ornate mosaics & detailed religious statues.

👍 Cool piece of history for the Panamanian community. Right in the middle of old town Panama City.

👍👍 La verdadera calle del Sombrero

1760 house from Spanish colonial era, one of the city's oldest & with much original detail intact.

👍👍 El museo de arte religioso está ubicado en el Casco Antiguo de Panamá, entre avenida A y calle 3a Oeste, al lado del arco chato. Este museo originalmente fue un convento, su entrada es gratuita.

👍👍 There are museum exhibitions, religious art and cultural historical tourism.

👍 It doesn't have a sign. It was closed at noon.