Some stores are places where you choose what to wear. Others make you want to stop and look around first. Solsona turns Latin American fashion into a small exhibition, where design, architecture, and carefully selected pieces share the spotlight in the heart of Casco Antiguo.
Who says you need to catch a flight to explore Asia? At Nación Sushi, the flavors of Japan, Thailand, and Vietnam come together on one menu, surrounded by the historic architecture of Casco Antiguo.
What secrets does the tallest bell tower in Casco Antiguo hold? Overlooking Plaza Bolívar, St. Francis of Assisi Church brings together centuries of history, architecture, and religious art.
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.
Plaza Herrera combines history, architecture, and urban life around the equestrian monument dedicated to General Tomás Herrera.
Casa Sucre Coffeehouse combines Panamanian specialty coffee, food, and colonial architecture inside a historic 1873 house in Casco Antiguo.
Some restaurants make you look at the menu first. At El Santuario, you will probably look up. Ancient stone, monumental arches, stained glass, and suspended lighting turn dinner into a scene where the architecture reaches the table before the first dish does.
Restored historic property (Hyatt's Unbound Collection) blending colonial architecture with contemporary design, with an on-site restaurant.
