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Liberty Bell Center
Hours of Operation
- Times vary, check website for details.
(215) 597-8974
550 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Description
The Liberty Bell Center contains the Liberty Bell, famous for being a symbol of American freedom, and for its giant crack down the center. Visitors can watch a video presentation about the bell, peruse various exhibits detailing its history and significance, and observe the bell itself, housed in a m...
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You absolutely have to see this preserved staple of democracy when you travel to Philadelphia. Made famous by its founder, William Penn, who designed the bell in the mid-1700s to represent liberty for all when the Pennsylvania Statehouse was being built. There are free tours daily, offering to all this famous citing from American history etched on the side of the Liberty Bell: “Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof.” Of course, the crack down the side of the bell has been the fancy of many history books as well. This is a must-see sight for sure when you are here!