Old Town

Few old buildings at the Old Town with palm trees
The view of the Old Town from the sky with buildings and the sea around
The view of an old building and few other buildings at the Old Town from the sky
Ancient clock towers and statues built in the Old Town
Buildings and aplm trees at Old Town
Ancient buildings and statues built in the Old Town
Few ancient buildings at the Old Town
The view of the Old Town from the sky with buildings surrounded by the sea and the city with skyscrapers at the back

The Casco Antiguo or Casco Viejo is the name given to the site where Panama City was transferred in 1673. This city, drawn in a reticular way towards the four cardinal points, was characterized by the axiality of its streets and posstigos, which earned it to be considered a classic model of an Indian city. It is located on a small peninsula, surrounded by a blanket of reefs rocky, within the current district of San Felipe. In 1997, the Old Town of Panama is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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