Panama UNESCO world heritage sites

Bocas del Toro province [capital = Bocas del Toro]

La Amistad National Park in Changuinola
The beautiful and rugged mountain landscape harbours extraordinary biological and cultural diversity. Pre-ceramic archaeological sites indicate that the Talamanca Range has a history of many millennia of human occupation.

Colon province [capital = Colon]

Fort San Lorenzo in Chagres
To protect the Atlantic terminus of Las Cruces Trail (Camino Real de Cruces), Spain built Fort San Lorenzo at the Chagres River's mouth. From 1587 to 1599, the fortifications evolved into a sea-level battery.

Fortification sites in Portobelo at N9 33 14.00 W79 39 21.00
There are diverse fortification sites around the Bay of Portobelo, denominated San Fernando fortifications: Lower Battery, Upper Battery and Hilltop Stronghold; San Jeronimo Battery Fort; Santiago fortifications: Castle of Santiago de la Gloria, Battery and Hilltop Stronghold; the old Santiago Fortress; ruins of Fort Farnese; the La Trinchera site; the Buenaventura Battery; and the San Cristóbal site.

Darien province [capital = La Palma]

Darien National Park in La Palma at N7 44 10 W77 32 50
From sea level to Cerro Tacarcuna at 1,875 m.a.s.l., the property boasts an exceptional variety of coastal, lowland and mountain ecosystems and habitats. There are sandy beaches, rocky shores and mangroves along the coast, countless wetlands, rivers and creeks, palm forests and various types of rainforest, including the most extensive lowland rainforest on Central America's Pacific Coast.

Panama province [capital = Panama]

Archaeological Site in Panama Viejo at Via Cinquantenaire
The site is an exceptional testimony of colonial town planning; the ruins of its cathedral, convents and public buildings showcase unique technological and stylistic characteristics of its temporal and cultural context.

Historic District of Panama City see detail
Several buildings within the District are identified as important for the country's 17th-20th century heritage.

Veraguas province [capital = Santiago]

Coiba National Park on Coiba Island at N7 25 58.8 W81 45 57.6
The property contains marine environments that have characteristics of both a continental and oceanic influence, and include insular marine coastal and terrestrial island ecosystems. This wide range of environments and resulting habitats is a result of the property's location, close to the edge of the continental platform and at the same time to the mainland. These features combine to produce landscapes of incomparable beauty that are home to an exceptionally high level of endemism for mammals, birds and plants.