巴拿马两洋运河博物馆
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If you visit the canal, you should see the anal Museum. It gives you a small idea what had to be done to build the canal. Keep in mind Spanish and some English is spoken.
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If one is interested in the country of Panama, the history of its relation to the US, and the struggles to build the canal, this shares many interesting details
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For history buffs, this is the best place to get the deep dive about the Canal. Lots of black and white photos and the full story about its development.
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Very good collection of documents, photography, artifacts, instruments used during its construction. Excellent organization that also covers actual time with the canal expansion construction that will be finished by 2016.
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Beautiful facility with observation decks to view the Canal and a wonderful museum. Arrive early to avoid the crowds and plan to stay so you can observe a large barge ship go through the canal. The museum is fabulous
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If you don't read Spanish, head to the top floor, the old photos displayed there will give you a real sense of the history, much more than the facts. It is worth the time.
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I did some reading about the Canal before the trip so it helped me with understanding the history and the exhibits. I really think that reading and some research helps enjoy the museum
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No doubt about it, the history here was amazing, we learned more about how it was made. This is an automatic visit if you are at the Canal
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Do not miss. Great value for great exhibits from reality ride to lovely models of ships. Kids would love it. Nice 15 minute film as well.
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Inexpensive and self guided. $10 for 2 people w headphones Get headphones if you don't read Spanish. Excellent way to understand the building of the canal and helps with understanding relationship between USA and Panama We were there about 90 min. Nice displays on 2 floor in beautiful building in old town. If you have time watch the video about panama flag. Not translated but still amazing story and you can see pride of Panama people.