Need something or just looking to window shop? Either way, you’re sure to find it at one of Panama City’s top retail destinations. Browse more than 200 shops offering everything from clothing and shoes, to accessories, bags, electronics, home goods and more. When it’s time for a break, dining options include over 30 restaurants.

Renowned as Panama City’s historic and cultural heart, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is teeming with monuments and historic architecture dating back to 1673, when it was founded by Spanish colonialists. You’ll also find wonderful shops and an array of international and Panamanian restaurants.

Extending 80 kilometers from Panama City to Colón, this wonder of modern engineering connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans when it was completed in 1914, opening up the world to a new generation of trade. Guests can experience and view the canal by visiting the main Miraflores Visitor Center or the Interoceanic Canal Museum or by walking or biking along the picturesque Amador Causeway Promenade.

The Amador Causeway is a bridge connecting four man-made islands that were built with rock excavated during the construction of the Panama Canal. Popular among walkers, runners, and bikers, it offers breathtaking views of both Panama City and the massive ships entering the canal. It is also home to splendid restaurants and the Frank Gehry-designed Biomuseum.

While this colorful architectural masterpiece is known for the design by iconic architect Frank Gehry, the world-class exhibits examining Panama’s rich biodiversity make the Biomuseum well worth an extended visit. Eight galleries and eight "devices of wonder" explore the creation of Panamanian isthmus and study its influence on the planet’s ecosystems.

This waterfront boulevard extending along the Bahia de Panamá features palm trees, green spaces, playgrounds, basketball courts, and fountains. Offering spectacular views of all of Panama City, it’s a popular walking, running, biking and dog walking spot among visitors and Panama City locals.