Biomuseo

Biomuseo

Biomuseo

The Biomuseo, a striking multicolor building designed by Frank Gehry, opened its doors in 2014 and has since become a significant landmark in Panama City. Situated amidst a lush botanical garden filled with native plants, the museum celebrates the rich biodiversity and natural history of Panama. Inside, visitors can explore engaging exhibits that seamlessly blend science and art, offering a vivid and educational experience. The combination of the vibrant architecture and the interactive displays provides a unique and informative journey through the country’s ecological wonders.

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