TOUCH PANEL

A touch panel that is less likely to fail even in a hot and humid environment is provided. A touch panel of the present invention is provided with a transparent substrate, a plurality of sensor electrodes, a plurality of terminals, a plurality of conductive wires, and a plurality of auxiliary wires. The sensor electrodes are made with transparent conductive members arranged and formed in a detection region on the substrate. The terminals are formed in a wiring region on the substrate, in order to be connected to an external part, and correspond to the respective sensor electrodes. The conductive wires are formed in the wiring region on the substrate, and electrically connect any of the sensor electrodes and the terminal corresponding to the sensor electrode. The auxiliary wires are formed in the wiring region on the substrate, and electrically connect any of the sensor electrodes and the terminal corresponding to the sensor electrode. The conductive wires are of a material having electrical resistivity lower than that of the auxiliary wires, and the auxiliary wires are of a material less prone to corrosion than that of the conductive wires. Further, portions in contact with the substrate and portions in contact with the external part in the terminals may be of the same material as the auxiliary wires.