Casco Viejo is Panama City's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring Spanish Colonial architecture with French and other overlaid influences, narrow cobblestone streets, and plazas with restored churches and government buildings. Visitors explore on foot through centuries-old neighborhoods with detailed architectural elements, from leaning balconies and red tile roofs to Art Deco details, alongside both meticulously restored structures and purposefully preserved ruins that illustrate the tropical climate's effects on the built environment.
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