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Located just a short walk from the Ascuncion Cathedral, the Panama Viejo museum is a new addition to the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage site. Starting on the second floor, it begins with coverage of the first human settlements in the area around 500AD, including pottery shards and dioramas of daily life.
Uncover the Panama City of the 1500s in Panama Viejo. This UNESCO world heritage site will take you back in time with original architecture and ruins.
23 lut 2024 · Visit the historic circuit formed by Panama Vieja and Casco Antiguo -declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO- and also learn about the religions that coexist here in peace. Let's take the Mirador del Pacífico monument on the Cinta Costera as a starting point, and tour these 8 key museums for sightseeing in Panama City. 1.
Just 3.2 miles (5.2 km) from the capital, you can visit the ruins of the first city founded by the Spanish in the Pacific, declared a World Heritage Site. The Cathedral Tower, the King’s Bridge and the Slaughterhouse Bridge are some of the highlights, along with the Panama Viejo Museum and the ruins of San Juan de Dios, San Francisco, La ...
In the original settlement of Panamá Viejo, this museum traces the history from pre-colonial times to colonial life. There's an impressive scale model of Panamá Viejo prior to 1671 as well as religious art, and exhibits on old maps and on pirate history.
A piece of history, in the early 1500s Panama Viejo was the first city on the Pacific to be settled by the Spanish. The ruins were largely plundered for use elsewhere after being burnt down by buccaneer Henry Morgan. We enjoyed walking through the trees and around the museum. No guide required - take a taxi and read the information by the exhibits.
What is Panama Viejo and the Historic District of Panama? Panamá Viejo, also affectionately called Casco Viejo, is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Panama City, where the city’s founding father Pedro Arias de Ávila founded his colony in 1519.
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