El museo de arte religioso está ubicado en el Casco Antiguo de Panamá, entre avenida A y calle 3a Oeste, al lado del arco chato. Este museo originalmente fue un convento, su entrada es gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to share with the family and learn a part of our history. (Original) Excelente lugar para compartir en familia y aprender una parte de nuestra historia.

Nice little museum. Hardly any info in English. Still interesting.

It's a very small, but good quality collection. There are a couple highly interesting pre-Colombian artifacts here.

(Translated by Google) The museum of religious art is a place that you must visit if you are interested in history, each painting or piece tells the story with dates and they have a guide who can help you if you have any questions. At the entrance they ask for your name and inform you that you cannot take photos with flash, or take video. They are very friendly and have control of the number of people at the entrance to respect the distance. It is totally free and fully recommended. (Original) El museo del arte religioso es un lugar que debes visitar si te interesa la historia, cada cuadro o pieza cuenta la historia con fechas y tienen un guía que te puede ayudar si tienes alguna duda. En la entrada te piden tu nombre y te informan que no puedes tomar fotos con flash, ni tomar video. Son muy amables y tienen control de cantidad de personas en la entrada para respetar el distanciamiento. Es totalmente gratis y full recomendado.

Very nice place to learn part of the history of Our Country since it is well detailed by the staff there. It has all Bio Security measures.

(Translated by Google) A wealth of stories from our former citizens regarding the church's involvement in the development of the Casco Antiguo area. (Original) Una gran cantidad de historias de nuestros anteriores ciudadanos en cuanto la participación de la iglesia en el desarrollo del área del Casco Antiguo.

Jorge was amazing. Great conversation and translated everything. Gave a lot of interesting tidbits on Panamanian culture too. Enjoyed this spot more than I expected!

This Museum of Religious Art in the Old Town of Panama, next to the ruins of the Convent of Santo Domingo, is very beautiful. It collects samples of religious art from the churches of the country's capital and also from the interior of the Republic. I recommend it for both nationals and foreigners to visit.

It is a small and cozy museum located in a building that was originally the chapel of the Convent of Santo Domingo, where you can find pieces of religious art belonging to some wealthy families in the country and from several temples in the interior that date from the 16th century. .

Christel and I were most impressed by the artifacts, the history and the superb information imparted by Jorge. Full marks to him for his enthusiasm, his knowledge and his willingness to inform us.

It is a good museum to see pieces of religious art, sadly they do not allow recording but they do allow taking photos. I think it's excellent that they have trained staff to guide you and answer any questions or concerns. Additionally, the place does not have air conditioning but everything is very clean and preserved.

A place steeped in the rich religious history of Panama, in the process of restoration

Cute little museum. Would have been nice if descriptions were in English as well (I’m intermediate in Spanish so I was okay), or one of the 4 people standing around at the door chatting amongst themselves offered some sort of tour/assistance, but for a dollar it was fine. A nice little stop while discovering Casco Viejo

(Translated by Google) A small museum BUT with a lot of history to tell thanks to the guide Jorge who handles a lot of information both of a religious nature and of the historical context of the pieces. And it's also FREE! 100% RECOMMENDED (Original) Un museo pequeño PERO con mucha historia que contar gracias al guia Jorge que maneja muchísima información tanto de caracter religioso como del contexto histórico de las piezas. Y además es ¡GRATIS! 100% RECOMENDADO