Considered a US National Landmark and a World Heritage site, Independence Hall was the location at which the US Declaration was announced, signed and approved. It's possible to take narrated guided tours to the rooms where the deliberations and meetings took place.

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Between 5th and 6th Street

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John L.

Oct 13, 2011

not as impressive as I was expecting, but still part of American history and very interesting. Lines are going to be bad, do not forget that you need to get a ticket to go in, you get those across the street at the independence hall visitor center

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Snoogans

Jul 15, 2009

It's great down there. The streets are still cobblestone, the buildings are still rediculously small. It feels like someone just surrounded an 18th century city in modern technology. It's amazing how it's stayed the same after all these years.

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Nathan D.

Mar 3, 2011

Where our nation was created. The Declaration of Independence was signed in this building.

Independence Hall is a sacred place in American History. If you are a true patriot, you have to visit this place.

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Doug D.

Sep 29, 2011

What more do you need to say about it really, The name kinda has it covered. A lot of the famous colonial paintings that involved the founding fathers took place in here. It's a must see.

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Sep 12, 2008

The tour of the Liberty Bell is fanominal.
It is the real liberty bell and it is just spectacular.
You are free to ask any questions you like and it's breathtaking.

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