Panama City
The small Afro-Antillean museum has exhibits on the history of Panama’s West Indian community, particularly their work building the railroad and later the…
Must-see attractions in Panama City
Panama City
This awkwardly over-restored stone bridge in Panamà Viejo took its name from a nearby slaughterhouse. It marked the beginning of the Camino Real to…
Panama City
The Palacio de las Garzas is named after the great garzas blancas (white herons) that reside here. The president of Panama lives on the upper floor.
Panama City
This neoclassical Casco Viejo building, dating to 1910, houses the modest Museo de Historia de Panamá.
Panama City
The massive ruins of Casa Alarcón represent Panamá Viejo's best-preserved and largest known private residence, which dates from the 1640s.
Panama City
This 1881 neoclassical townhouse in Casco Viejo was built on top of the castle gatehouse of the city.
Panama City
Located within the financial district, these two towers were built in 1996.
Panama City
INAC is responsible for maintaining the country’s museums and other cultural institutions. There is a small gallery on the 1st floor that displays works…
Panama City
There's not much left of Panamá Viejo's sole hospital, Hospital de San Juan de Dios. Much of the remains were scattered when Av Cincuentenario and a side…
Panama City
Museo de Ciencias Naturales has sections on geology, paleontology, entomology and marine biology, as well as an impressive display of taxidermy.
Panama City
This restored 17th-century church exhibits Gothic, Romantic and Renaissance architectural influences.
