Category: Sitios Turisticos
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Biomuseo
The Biomuseo is a vibrant museum dedicated to Panama’s incredible biodiversity and its role as a bridge between continents. Designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, the museum showcases Panama’s natural history and its impact on the world’s ecosystems through interactive exhibits and striking architecture.
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The Liberty Museum
The Museum of Liberty (Museo de la Libertad) is dedicated to Panama’s journey to independence and the history of freedom in the region. It highlights key events, figures, and movements that led to Panama’s independence from Spain and later from Colombia, as well as its emergence as a sovereign nation.
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The Canal Museum
The Canal Museum is dedicated to the history and significance of the Panama Canal. The museum offers visitors a detailed exploration of the canal’s construction, the impact on global trade, and its cultural and political history. It’s housed in the old French Canal Administration Building, a beautifully restored colonial structure.
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Miraflores Locks Visitor Center
The Miraflores Locks Visitor Center provides an up-close look at one of the key locks of the Panama Canal. This center offers insights into the canal’s operations and history, showcasing the impressive engineering behind the canal that connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. It’s a popular spot for watching ships pass through and understanding the…
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Portobelo
In Colón province, facing the Caribbean Sea, lies Portobelo. Legend says Columbus named it for its beauty, with deep blue seas, white beaches, and lush green forests and mangroves. You’ll recognize Portobelo by the ruins of a Spanish castle and old cannons. The forts that once defended it from pirates are now a UNESCO World…
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Chupitos 507
Chupitos 507 is a lively shots bar located in the heart of Panama City, specifically in the historic Casco Viejo district. Known for its creative menu featuring over 500 unique shot options, this vibrant venue is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. The bar boasts an energetic atmosphere complemented by colorful decor, nightly promotions,…
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Mola Museum
The Mola Museum (MUMO) is dedicated to the art and culture of the Guna people, showcasing molas—intricate, handcrafted textiles with vibrant designs that are central to Guna identity and tradition. This unique museum highlights the cultural significance, history, and artistry of molas, making it a valuable experience for those interested in Panama’s indigenous heritage.
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Gamboa Rainforest Reserve
The ideal time to visit the Gamboa Rainforest Reserve is during the dry season (December to April). The warm, dry weather is perfect for outdoor adventures. To maximize your wildlife encounters, we recommend visiting early in the morning when the animals are most active.
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Ancon Hill
Ancon Hill is a lush, forested hill in Panama City that offers panoramic views of the city, the Panama Canal, and the surrounding rainforest. Known for its rich biodiversity, the hill is home to sloths, monkeys, and tropical birds.
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Punta Culebra Nature Center
Punta Culebra Nature Center is a small open-air museum operated by the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. This unique center focuses on marine and terrestrial ecosystems, offering visitors a close look at local flora, fauna, and marine life. It’s a great spot to observe sloths, iguanas, starfish, and other fascinating creatures, as well as to explore…
