En engineering marvel. It has been breaking its own records for energy productions year after year. More

We went to visit the Itaipu dam at Iguacu with our kids (ages 7, 12, 14). The visit was very interesting especially the bus tour on the dam. It is very impressive and big. The tour is very well organized and the guide speaks 3 languages (Portuguese , Spanish and English). If you are interested a bit more in the... More

you can get there by bus easily, although it's quite a ride. as visits are limited to guided group tours, you may have to wait before the next tour starts (we waited 1.5 hours) and the place is dull - there isn't even a proper café/restaurant in the waiting area. the dam itself is really huge and i don't regret... More

Understanding the dam gives one a fuller perspective on the area of the falls (although the dam is on a different river) However, I thought the outside dam presentation was mostly pretty dull. The bus ride around could have included a bit more - you ride past the dam in one direction but not in the other leaving passengers on... More

Take time to see this damn. It's impressive! It consumed the same ammount of cement as was used for all the buildings in Manhattan! But there are two tours. The regular tour, that gives you a quick glimpse from afar of the damn, which is nice. Go for the Technical tour. Absolutely fantastic. You go literally inside the damn, through... More

This dam generates more electricity than the Three Gorges Dam in China. The bus tour was interesting & informative. The bus stopped at a couple of places to allow us to take photos. Great brain food! More

Very interesting excursion, professionaly made, nice movie, very well kept area of the dam. The tour inside it is definitely worth it. More

Had recently toured Hoover Dam so in the interest of time did the one hour tour instead of going inside the dam. Tour was great and very informative, drove around the outside and got lots of great pictures. Would definitely recommend it to everyone! More

Not very interesting without overflowing water. Attractions could be better. More