Built in 1673 after the destruction of the original Panama City by pirate Henry Morgan, this historic district became the new heart of the country. Its narrow streets, colorful balconies, and colonial architecture still carry traces of Spanish, French, and Caribbean influence centuries later.
Walking through Casco feels different from the rest of the city. One moment you’re standing in front of a quiet cathedral, and the next you’re hearing music spill out from a hidden café or rooftop bar.
Many visitors first arrive cruising through the area in our vintage Volkswagen safari cars — the bright orange, yellow, and green convertibles that somehow fit perfectly into the atmosphere of Casco Viejo. The slower pace of the ride lets you actually notice the details most people miss.
Casco Viejo isn’t just a neighborhood. It’s the part of Panama City where history still feels alive.
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