Independence Hall
Photograph: Courtesy PHLCVB/Paul Loftland

Review

Independence Hall

4 out of 5 stars
  • Attractions | Historic buildings and sites
  • Center City East
  • Recommended
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Time Out says

This is the spot where your freedom was born—the very building in which our founding fathers drafted and signed the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution. Join a free guided tour led by a park ranger that takes you throughout the building, including into the Assembly Room where the aforementioned documents were John Hancock’d. You’ll find George Washington’s “rising sun” chair holding a prominent position in the room, which is set up exactly the way it was during the Constitutional Convention. To actually get in here, you’ll have to pick up a free ticket at the Independence Visitor Center starting at 8:30am. Get there as close to opening as you can. Tickets are limited and they’re all usually snatched up by the afternoon.

Details

Address
520 Chestnut St
Philadelphia
19103
Cross street:
between S 5th and 6th Sts
Opening hours:
Daily 9am–7pm (through Sept 4), 9am–5pm (starting Sept 5)
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