The "Puente de las Americas" was built to connect Panama's East and West over the Panama Canal. Built in 1914 by the Army Core of Engineers. An excellent view of the Port of Balboa, Amador and passing ships.

Not much to review. It is really tall to allow the ship trafficking and replaces a swing bridge, i believe.

It’s a very nice bridge. Thankfully my car stayed in it and did not fall to the canal or bay below me. I prefer bridges that keep me and my car dry. You should too. I was happy that while staying dry I could see...More

Not much to really say about a bridge. It does has historical value. Connects north to south Panama City.

Excellent landmark, can take pictures from amador or ocean cruise. Smooth travel during off time, but heavy traffic during peak time.

Been crossing this bride since I was stationed here as a soldier back in 1974 . It sapos the Canal and offers a great view

We crossed the bridge on our way to our other hotel for the second leg of the trip. It’s quite impressive even just to be on and look out onto the Pacific Ocean. There is nothing on the other side like unless you’re traveling in...More