Casco Viejo is the old part of Panama City and is a great place to visit! Lots of good restaurants and some decent places to stay. It is being gentrified, currently, and a lot of restoration is in progress. Casco Viejo was built after the...More

Absolutely the only part of the city I would choose to stay. All the best restaurants, great architecture and stores all within 10 min walk.

Colonial Spanish city is telling the story of her restoration!!!some buildings totally abandoned and or destroyed, some being restored, some restored like the Central Hotel where historic acts took place.Full of charming little restaurants and art and craft stores its worth visiting.

Casco Viejo is a touch of Havana with the good fortune of investors, easy tourist access, varied and delicious cuisine, and attentiveness to a cl an environment. Dilapidated buildings hug newly renovated ones and respect for maintaining old facades offer promise of a bright future....More

Casco viejo is a must see in Panama city, during the day has all the colonial history charm and full with small art shops and hipsters café, get on a rooftop and enjoy the most amazing sunset youll ever see.

Casco Viejo is an interesting place to visit. There's still lots of run-down buildings but they've made huge progress over the past 10-15 years on improving the area. The history of the area is very interesting because it still has some old and new together....More

What a beautiful little city within Panamá city. There is a feeling of history as you walk through the streets and a clear French influence in architecture. Definitely a must to visit, narrow streets and quite a bit of remodeling happening.