Biomuseo

Biomuseo is Panama City’s striking museum of biodiversity, designed by architect Frank Gehry on the Amador Causeway. Inside, colorful galleries explain how the Isthmus of Panama formed and reshaped global ecosystems, with clear exhibits in English and Spanish. Highlights include the “Panamarama” immersive screens and the outdoor biodiversity gardens with skyline and canal views. It’s ideal for travelers interested in natural history, families, and architecture fans. Allow 1–2 hours; combine with a Causeway stroll or nearby aquarium. Closed some weekdays—check hours. Admission fees apply; discounts may be available for residents and students.