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Independence Hall
Pivotal sight of Independence National Historical Park. Most important place of U.S. history, where Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed.
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Address and Contact
540-558 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA
Phone: +1 215 965 2305
Rating: 5/5
Independence Hall Pictures
Nearby Attractions
Dream Garden
Lobby of the Curtis Center hides this breathtaking enormous glass mosaic designed by M. Parish and brought to existence by Tiffany.
Independence National Historical Park
The most famous part of the city. Top sights are located here: Independence Hall, Liberty Bell etc. Definitely a must-see!
Old City
Vivid neighbourhood stretching from the Front to 6th Street. Popular nightlife destination that is attractive by cobblestone streets and sights.
Independence Seaport Museum
Interactive exhibits, real ships (e.g. USS Olympia warship), submarine. All of this on the Delaware River waterfront. Great place for kids!
South Street
No matter the day or hour this street will always buzz. Countless bars, cafes, diners, shops in bohemian style. Do you want to loosen up?
Betsy Ross House
This is said to be the place where Betsy sew the first American flag. Although it might be false, this place is still most visited sight in Philly.
Congress Hall
Served as a seat of the Congress between 1790 and 1800 when Philadelphia was a capital.
Benjamin Franklin Bridge
Connecting Philadelphia and Camden in New Jersey, this used to be the longest suspension bridge. Wonderful to see illuminated at night.
Carpenters' Hall
Location of the first Continental Congress, part of Independence National Historical Park. You can't miss this national historic landmark!
Declaration House
Faithful replica of the original building where Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence. Also known as Graff House.