Practicum II

It is dedicated to preserving, researching and disseminating the testimonies of the history of the Panama Canal. It has its headquarters in a building located in the Plaza de la Independencia, within the Old Town of Panama, in the district of San Felipe.

• Penonome museum

• Reina Torres de Araúz anthropological museum

• Interoceanic Canal Museum

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A professional who dedicated her life to collecting, recovering and classifying the pieces that complete the puzzle of Panama's history.

As a result of his extensive work over decades, the museum adopted his name and was declared a historical monument in May 1996.

• Anthropological Museum Reina Torres de Arauz

• José Domingo De Obaldía Museum

• Natural Science Museum

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It was built in 1630 and 1634 and clearly responds to the Renaissance style, with large spaces, semicircular arches on both facades with beautiful arcades of columns of Tascan order.

• Museum of colonial religious art

• Royal Customs House of Portobelo

• Explora - Science and Art Center

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First discovered in 1925. This place wasn’t formally investigated until the 1970’s, and even then, researchers were only scratching the surface. It wasn’t until the early 2000’s that a team led by archeologist Julia Mayo launched a formal re investigation. What did they find? Several extensive burial grounds uncovering the existence of a pre-Colombian civilization that may have lived in the area between 700-1000 AD.

• Miraflores Locks Visitor Center

• Nancito Archaeological Park

• El Caño Archaelogical Park

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Four exhibition halls portray the Canal’s history, biodiversity, and its functioning and international importance in a dynamic and especially attractive manner.

• Regional Museum of Veraguas

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• Interoceanic Canal Museum

• Miraflores Locks Visitor Center

The Exhibitions tell us more about the origin of the Panamanian isthmus and how it changed and impacted the planet. Eight gallery spaces such as the Gallery of Biodiversity, Panamarama, Building the Bridge, Worlds Collide, The Human Path, Oceans Divided, The Living Web and Panama is the Museum are what these 8 galleries are aptly called. Each wows and respectfully pays tribute to an aspect of nature within the country.

• The Museum of History of Panama

• Frank Gehry’s Biomuseo

• Miraflores Visitor Center

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Small Archaeological Museum with precolombian art and rocks with native petroglyphs.

• Jose De Obaldia Museum

• Archaeological Museum of Nancito

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• Natural Science Museum