Guide 🇵🇦 Panama City
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Panama Canal
Engineering marvel connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Casco Viejo
Historic district with colonial architecture and vibrant nightlife.
Miraflores Visitor Center
Observation decks at Miraflores Locks plus interactive exhibits and films reveal the Panama Canal’s engineering and global importance up close.
Amador Causeway
Scenic road linking small islands, offering views and recreational activities.
Biomuseo
Museum dedicated to Panama's biodiversity, designed by Frank Gehry.
Mercado de Mariscos
Buzzing seafood market famed for fresh catches and ceviche; a lively, quintessential stop near Casco Viejo for local flavor and atmosphere.
Metropolitan Natural Park
Urban rainforest reserve ideal for hiking and wildlife observation.
Metropolitan Cathedral
Major cathedral in the historic quarter, built with stones from Panama Viejo; an active place of worship and architectural centerpiece.
Paseo Las Bóvedas
Waterfront promenade atop colonial fortifications with viewpoints toward the skyline and Cinta Costera, especially beautiful at sunset.
Panamá Viejo
Ruins of the original Panama City, founded in 1519.
Museo de la Mola
Free museum celebrating Guna molas—intricately layered textiles—through multiple exhibitions that explain the artistry and Indigenous tradition.
Plaza Mayor
Central square anchoring the historic quarter, framed by key landmarks and ideal for absorbing Casco Viejo’s atmosphere.
Museo Interoceanico
Museum highlighting Panama’s interoceanic history and global crossroads role, offering cultural context beyond the canal’s engineering story.
Cinta Costera
Waterfront promenade popular for walking, cycling, and events.
Plaza Simón Bolívar
Pleasant Casco Viejo plaza dominated by a Bolívar statue, surrounded by historic buildings and cafés for an easy cultural pause.
MAC Panamá
Contemporary art museum showcasing Panamanian and regional works, a strong stop for modern culture alongside the city’s colonial heritage.
Convento Santo Domingo
Atmospheric ruins in Casco Viejo that evoke the city’s colonial past and pair well with nearby museums and plazas.
Arco Chato
Famous flat arch beside Convento Santo Domingo ruins, a photogenic historic landmark tied to Casco Viejo’s colonial architecture.
Ancon Hill
Hill offering panoramic views of the city and the canal.
Museum of Religious Art
Small museum dedicated to colonial-era religious art, located beside key Casco Viejo ruins for a quick, culture-rich visit.
Multiplaza Pacific Mall
Large shopping center with international brands and dining options.
Gatun Lake
Artificial lake formed by the Panama Canal, popular for boat tours.
Casco Viejo
Historic district with colonial architecture, vibrant nightlife, and cultural attractions.
Obarrio
Trendy area blending modern and historic elements, popular for shopping, dining, and budget accommodations.
San Francisco
Lively neighborhood known for its diverse dining options and vibrant nightlife.
El Cangrejo
Residential area with parks, family-friendly amenities, and a laid-back atmosphere.
Marbella
Luxurious area with exclusive restaurants, bars, and seafront views.
Costa del Este
Quiet, upscale residential neighborhood with cafes, restaurants, and peaceful surroundings.
BLB
Panamá Pacífico International Airport
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