
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Panama a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Panama is a transcontinental nation that connects Central America and South America. World famous for its iconic canal, the country offers much more: from the cosmopolitan skyscrapers of its capital to pristine jungles, paradise islands in the Caribbean and the Pacific, and a rich cultural diversity.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Panama
Panama is a transcontinental nation that connects Central America and South America. World famous for its iconic canal, the country offers much more: from the cosmopolitan skyscrapers of its capital to pristine jungles, paradise islands in the Caribbean and the Pacific, and a rich cultural diversity.
Whether on a tourist boat that crosses the locks or visiting the Miraflores Visitor Center to see the enormous ships passing by just a few meters away, witnessing the operation of this engineering marvel is the quintessential Panamanian experience. It's a lesson in history, ingenuity, and global commerce in real time.
This historic neighborhood, declared a World Heritage Site, is the soul of Panama City. Walking through its cobblestone streets is to discover charming squares, centuries-old churches, restored colonial buildings, and an incredible range of cafes, rooftop bars with spectacular views and haute cuisine restaurants.
Escape to an earthly paradise in the autonomous territory of the Guna Yala region. It consists of sailing by sailboat or boat among hundreds of islands with white sand and palm trees, snorkeling in crystal clear waters and learning about the fascinating culture of the Guna people, who manage and protect this corner of the Caribbean.
In the cool highlands of Chiriquí, one of the finest (and most expensive) coffees in the world, Geisha, is grown. Taking a tour of a coffee farm allows you to learn about the entire process, from cherry picking to the final tasting, all in an environment of lush natural beauty.
Enter the jungle for an authentic cultural immersion. It consists of a canoe trip along the Chagres River to reach a community of the Emberá people. There, they will welcome you with traditional dances, show you their crafts and share with you their way of life in harmony with nature.
Just a short drive from the city, Soberanía National Park is a paradise for bird and wildlife watching. Ride the gondola at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve for a panoramic view of the rainforest and Canal, or take a boat tour of Gatun Lake to see monkeys, crocodiles and sloths in their natural habitat.
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Ver guía completaThe official currency is the Balboa (PAB), but in practice it does not exist in banknotes. The United States Dollar (USD) is the legal tender and is used for all transactions. The balboa only exists in coins, which have the same value and size as US coins.
In Panama City, the metro and VTC services like Uber are efficient. To get around the country, there is a good bus network. The most striking buses are the 'Red Devils', former US school buses, although they are being replaced by a more modern fleet.
Panama has a tropical climate. It is hot and humid all year round. Wear light, breathable clothing. Don't forget a raincoat or umbrella, especially during the rainy season (May to December), as downpours can be intense but brief.
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