Panama City

Things to see - Culture & Heritage

The Biodiversity Museum by Frank Ghery

Panama Bridge of Life is located on the Amador Causeway in Panama City. It was designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, his first design for Latin America.

Things to see - Beaches

San Blas

An indigenous territory inhabited by the Guna ethnic group on the Caribbean Sea, this is a paradise with an offshore marine area, including reefs, keys, over 360 islands, and fishing areas.

Shopping - Something for yourself

Multiplaza Pacific Mall

The most modern and exclusive mall in the region, developed a shopping hub for Panama city, with the largest amount of tourist traffic in the LatAm region.

Things to see - Natural Wonders

Metropolitan Natural Park

The MNP is part of the Biological Corridor located along the east shore of the Panama Canal, which includes the Camino de Cruces and Soberania National Parks.

Dining - Dinner with a View

Miraflores Locks Visitor’s Center

Only 20 minutes from downtown, with a restaurant, a museum, and an amazing terrace, the CVM allows you to enjoy the unique wonders of the Panama Canal.

Things to see - Historical sites

National Theatre

The National Theatre first opened as a glamorous neo-baroque destination for visitors in 1908. Be sure to take a look at the ceiling frescos by Robert Lewis, a well-known Panamanian artist.

Fitness - Golf

Golf Clubs

Summit Golf Club is a World Class championship golf course 20 minutes from downtown. Sta Maria at Costa Sur, Tucan Golf Club at Horoco (by the Americas Bridge), and Club Golf de Panamá at Cerro Viento, are 25 minutes from the city.

Alternative Diversions - Nightlife

Causeway Amador

Located at the southern entrance to the Panama Canal and stretching nearly 3 kilometers into the Pacific Ocean, the Causeway has the best views, great nightlife, and seafood.