Avenida A, Casco Viejo
Here, an old Panama Canal bond can stop being just a document and become a work of art. Weil Art brings together painting, sculpture, historical memory, and Latin American talent in a gallery where looking also means uncovering unexpected stories.
Before becoming a park, this space was a market, a setting for celebrations, and even bullfights. Plaza Santa Ana was born outside the city walls and ultimately became one of the great gathering places of Panamanian popular life.
It was born outside the city walls and grew alongside those who gave life to the historic arrabal. The Church of Santa Ana tells the story of a community that built its own center of faith.
Before modern screens, there was a corner where luck was awaited face-to-face. For decades, Plaza Arango turned a modest space into a gathering place for those who dreamed of hearing their number.
BEC offers an unconventional way to discover Panama: instead of viewing the country from behind a display case, it turns it into colors, aromas, flavors, and interactive spaces you can explore at your own pace.
The Church of La Merced bridges Panamá Viejo with the modern city through its historic stone facade, colonial architecture, and centuries of religious and Panamanian memory.
