oldcity

noun
UK /ˌəʊld ˈsɪti/
US /ˌoʊld ˈsɪti/

The oldest part of a city, where the buildings are very old.

We walked through the narrow streets of the oldcity and saw ancient walls.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A walled or historic core of a town that keeps its traditional look.

The oldcity is full of small shops and stone houses.

3. A place in a city that shows how people lived long ago.

Tourists come to the oldcity to learn about the past.

4. The part of a city that was built first, before the newer areas.

The oldcity sits beside the river, and the new town grew around it.