The Making of a Museum
Visit Our Mercy´s church and museum with its curator for an amazing behind-the-scenes experience that sheds light on its creation process.
Visit Our Mercy´s church and museum with its curator for an amazing behind-the-scenes experience that sheds light on its creation process.
Your experience
A well that "talks"? A ciborium hologram? A huge nativity scene displayed all year? The chance to touch the oldest bells in town, or visit the only sacristy in the Quarter open to the public? The Museum of the Order of Our Mercy is truly a must-visit place.
Our Lady of Our Mercy is known as the church of the two cities, as its valuable facade from 1620 was brought stone by stone from its original site in the old city of Panama in 1671.
A well that "talks"? A ciborium hologram? A huge nativity scene displayed all year? The chance to touch the oldest bells in town, or visit the only sacristy in the Quarter open to the public? The Museum of the Order of Our Mercy is truly a must-visit place.
Our Lady of Our Mercy is known as the church of the two cities, as its valuable facade from 1620 was brought stone by stone from its original site in the old city of Panama in 1671.
General information
Duration: 1.5 hours
Monday to Saturday:
9:00 am a 10:30 am; 11 a 12:30 pm; y 2 a 3:30 pm
Groups of up to six people: $125,00.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Monday to Saturday:
9:00 am a 10:30 am; 11 a 12:30 pm; y 2 a 3:30 pm
Groups of up to six people: $125,00.
Prepare yourself
- National security measures are in effect due to COVID-19 (masks, social distancing, temperature checks, hygiene, etc.)
- Bring comfortable clothes and shoes.
- You are not allowed to enter churches with hats, food in hand, low necklines, shorts and mini skirs.
- Take note that there are no public toilets in the Quarter
