Things To Do

Biomuseo

Learn more about Panamá's unique impact on the planet’s biodiversity and the country’s commitment to protecting the environment, visit the Biomuseo. Famed architect Frank Gehry, the mastermind behind some of the world’s most iconic buildings, such as the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris, designed the striking, colorful building. The Biomuseo is Gehry’s first project in Latin America.

Restaurante Casablanca

It is one of our favorite restaurants in Casco Viejo. The food is always delish, the service is great, and there's live music. You can choose to sit inside or in the square.

Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of Santa Maria the Ancient

Panama Viejo

The ruins of old Panama are an incredible site. You can wander through all of the ruins and there is an excellent museum to visit which showcases many historical artifacts from the indigenous and colonial periods. There are also interactive videos and models which tell the story of how Panama Viejo was burned to the ground while being attacked by the famous pirate Captain Morgan, yes the rum bottle!

La Rana Dorada Casco

Beautiful Craft Brewery Taproom in Casco Viejo.

Taboga Island

Taboga Express Fast Ferry offers 30 minute ferry trips to beautiful Isla Taboga, the closest beach to Panama City! Isla Taboga offers 3 beautiful beaches along with other activities such as kayak rentals, hiking, a small aquatic park, and coming very soon a 12-line Zipline.

Cantina del Tigre

Rated within the top 30 restaurants in all of Latin America. Traditional Panamanian cuisine re-imagined for those with refined palates. One of Panama's top culinary locations. Try the Osobuco!

Miraflores Visitor's Center - Panama Canal

Go see the feat of American engineering!

Kaandela Restaurant

Corcho

It is a cozy wine bar with delish food pairings. Happy Hour features $3 glasses of wine.

CasaCasco

Rooftop sushi restaurant that turns into a dance club at night. Great cocktails with an amazing view.

Restaurante Karimar

San Blas Islands

The San Blas Islands are a pristine archipelago of over 365 islands and cays off Panama's Caribbean coast, known for their crystal-clear waters, white-sand beaches, and rich Guna indigenous culture. Visitors can enjoy activities like snorkeling, relaxing on the beach, and learning about the local traditions, but should be prepared for rustic conditions, carry cash, and respect the Guna people. Access typically involves a 4x4 drive from Panama City followed by a boat ride.