Panama City, Panama

PC is probably my least favorite place I've traveled to. Still enjoyed it though. Try to get out for a day trip to go visit the ancient tribes that live on islands and worship albinos. Pretty cool and the mountains to get there are awesome

I thought it was great when I was there in 1996. The architecture of the Casco Antiguo area reminds me more of the French Quarter than anywhere else that I've been. Watching ships go through the Canal is, of course, great -- as is the Canal's museum.

There's certainly no other city in the world that has a downtown full of skyscrapers that's also less than 30 minutes away from virgin rainforest, but that's because the rainforest on both sides of the canal is what feeds the Canal, and the Canal is the economic engine of the entire nation.

So, if you're renting a car, drive out to Sobernia National Park, about 30 minutes from the downtown and walk one of the main trails such as Pipeline Road (the most famous). I hiked Plantation Road and saw all kinds of awesome animals, such as blue morpho butterflies, stunning hummingbirds, trogons, toucans, and white-faced monkeys. If you're not renting a car, you can take a taxi, but then you'll need to set a time to get picked up, so you'll have to keep an eye on your watch when you hike.

They closed Club La Villa and it has become a very boring place to visit

Spent one day on a layover and only thing I did was the Panama Canal. If my memory serves me right it's about three hours or a little more if you want to see a ship passing through.