This is the place where you can get: - free tickets for the Independence Hall (where there are several buildings to visit). We came late morning as it was a rather cold and rainy day to get the last remaining tickets for the 4pm entry...More
About Independence Visitor Center
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This is the place where you can get: - free tickets for the Independence Hall (where there are several buildings to visit). We came late morning as it was a rather cold and rainy day to get the last remaining tickets for the 4pm entry...More
A very new and large Visitor Center that was just recently renovated. You can pickup all your information on making Philadelphia a great visit here.
On our recent visit to Philadelphia, we definitely wanted to see the Liberty Bell. It's now in this Visitor Center, which is fine in its own right. But really, unless you're looking for your LIberty Bell souvenir or have a craving for coffee, you can...More
This attraction is in a great location with alot of useful information about everything Philly has to offer.
Was okay to go in to get our tickets for Independence Hall tour; otherwise just a gift shop! Under construction so maybe there will be more soon. As of now you can skip this.
We were first time visitors to Philadelphia and found our way to PPA underground parking garage which exits in Visitors Center. VERY helpful woman at information desk. We had one day to spend. She recommended Liberty Bell center, Independence Hall, museum of American revolution and...More
They have a locked nursing mothers room (you have to ask the park rangers for the code to the room and the family bathroom). We were able to get our philly plash tickets here (the purple hop on/off bus). Also tickets for the independence hall...More
Since they are not teaching our real history any more...go get a live dose. See and touch where our founders did the deed.
Clean bathrooms, friendly staff, overpriced bottled drinks. We got there just after 10 a.m. and no tickets left for Independence Hall.
The place is currently under renovation, however it’s still open to the public. There is a lot of information and a gift shop. And a Rocky statue.