Independence National Historic Park Sightseeing - Go to Sites Where American Revolution Happened in Philadelphia

Authorized on June 28, 1948 and established in 1956, July 4, the Independence National Historic Park is located at 143 South Third Street Philadelphia, PA 19106. This place is associated with American Revolution and lies on over 45-acre of exceptional sightseeing. This place comprises of the Philadelphia historic area of downtown, the Independence visitor center and other major historic buildings.

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The Liberty Bell Center is located on Market Street, lying between the 5th and 6th streets and within Independence Historical Park. The building is open through out the year with a video presentation and exhibits of the liberty bell. The taped presentations of the role of the Liberty bell are offered in a variety of languages for visitors' convenience. No tickets are required as you go in to learn more of the Bell's message in the past, present and as an international freedom icon. Learn how it came to crack.

Liberty Bell Center

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The Independence Hall is yet another place you do not want to miss. It was created in the 1950s by Ed Bacon, a city planner. Most INHP's land and buildings are located within this broad plaza. However, when visiting the magnificent Independence Hall, tickets are needed. You can make your ticket purchase either online or by phone. What you will experience of American Revolution will certainly be worth each penny.

Independence Hall

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The Independence National Historic Park has a variety of special features and programs that will leave you exonerated from all your American Revolution desires. Visit the Underground Museum in Franklin Court, New Hall Military Museum and the Second Bank Portrait Gallery.

Special Programs

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