We had a wonderful tour guide recently who drove us from Panama City (picked us up at our B&B), along the canal and up to Portobelo - a small town with a significant history. The old fort ruins there were amazing to see, and the reburished Customs house (through financial assistance from the Spanish government) as well was nice to... More

The Panama Canal has "the power of place." I think every American and Frenchman needs an opportunity to see the Panama Canal. It's narrow, but it is able to move the world's largest container ships through 50 miles of canal in only 8 hours. The more you can know about the canal prior to a visit, the more amazing it... More

English spoken and lots of info given staff helpful and very pleasant, building and surroundings well kept

Amazing learning experience. Very cool to see. If you visit Panama definitely worth stopping to check it out. The museum is just ok.

The history and future of the cancel was really interesting. Watching the ships come through the cancel was amazing.

Everything is getting organize sooner than later Be patience with the traffic jams die to constructional and refer bushing of the city

A must see for an engineering feat 100 years old and completed without the tools and technology of today, or even 50 years ago. Great museum and interesting short film (in 3d which works).

Great museum and staff is helpful. Plan for about two hours. Restaurant on premise but did not eat there

The Panama Canal is very impressive but I really enjoyed the views of the Canal from Cerro Ancon more than actually being at the Canal itself. The Miraflores restaurant was also closed which was something of a disappointment but still glad we stopped for a look.