Cultural-Historical, Religious
In the late 1600s, in Panama City, the Golden Altar was made of mahogany and coated in gold. Henry Morgan, an English pirate, landed in Panama in 1671 and sacked and burned Panama City. The altar was later moved from the ruined city to the new city's San Jos Chapel. Since then, the church has been returned to its golden glory, where anyone can comfortably visit.
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Panama Canal
Parque Natural Metropolitano (Metropolitan National Park)
Panama Interoceanic Canal Museum
Ancon Hill
BioMuseo
Panama Viejo Ruins
Amador Causeway
Soberania National Park
Bridge of the Americas
Miraflores Locks
Gatún Lake
Contadora Island
Metropolitan Cathedral
Plaza de Francia
Presidential Palace (Palacio de las Garzas)
Punta Culebra Nature Center
Bayano Lake Caves
Piedra Pintada
Mi Pueblito
El Nispero Zoo
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