Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Panama City

Designed by Frank Gehry, the Biomuseo is one of the most striking attractions in Panama City with exhibits that explore how Panama influenced the world's biosphere by connecting Central America to South America, creating a land bridge for flora and fauna. After viewing the permanent and temporary exhibits and a botanical garden, enjoy views of Panama City and ships entering and exiting the Panama Canal. 

Visit the best museums in Panama City during this 4-hour guided tour. Learn about the country's history, art, traditions and culture through visits to the History Museum, the Afro-Antillian Museum, the Panama Interoceanic Canal Museum and the Religious Colonial Art Museum. Peruse documents, artifacts, paintings and sculptures related to Panama's rich history while listening to engaging commentary from your guide. All museum entrance fees and round-trip transportation from central Panama City hotels are included.

Explore the Panama Canal with a tour of its Miraflores Visitor Center. Make use of a convenient hotel pickup (optional) and explore a museum dedicated to the history of this engineering marvel. Check out the center's four exhibition halls, stop by a theater for a film about its construction, relax with a delicious meal at Atlantic & Pacific Co. restaurant, and capture photos of its locks from the observation deck.  

Explore Panama City's lush wildlife refuge and best spot for panoramic views on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, trek through Metropolitan Natural Park with a knowledgeable local guide and check out a variety of tropical plants and monkey, sloths, and other animals. Then head to Ancon Hill and capture memorable photos of Panama City's towering skyline.

The ruins of Panama Viejo and, especially, the cathedral tower, is one of the main national symbols. The site is also one of the main tourist attractions in Panama City, as well as a walking and recreational area for local and foreigner visitors. It is also the scene of one of the greatest research, conservation efforts that have been carried out in a historical monumental set of the country. On July 5th 2003 the UNESCO World Heritage Committee added the Panama Viejo Archaeological Site to the World Heritage list as an extension of Panama's Historic District. 

The Biomuseo is located on the Amador Causeway, a prominent area at the entrance to the Panama Canal in the Pacific Ocean. From the Biomuseo one can clearly observe the skyline of the modern city, the historic district, Ancon Hill, and the Bridge of the Americas. This unique area was restricted to Panamanians during the days of the former US-controlled Canal Zone.

Experience Panama's lush nature and biodiversity on this guided adventure to Soberanía National Park. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about this wildlife-watching hotspot from an informative local guide. Marvel at Central America's abundant tropical plants and variety of animal species, including capuchin and howler monkeys, sloths, toucans, woodpeckers, and hummingbirds.