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Liberty Bell Center, Philadelphia

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The former site of Washington's slave quarters sits near the entrance of Liberty Bell Center. Upon entering the center, you'll find a series of exhibits before reaching the Liberty Bell. The bell is displayed out of reach (but in plain sight) and still hangs on what is thought to be the original yolk made of American elm. The bell's recognizable crack is clearly visible--observers have referred to it as a metaphor for the fragility of democracy. Be aware that all visitors are required to go through a security screening at the entrance. For Liberty Bell Center and beyond, use our Philadelphia trip itinerary planning website to get the most from your Philadelphia vacation.
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  • When I’m Philadelphia, how can you NOT go and see the Liberty Bell? It is a beautiful symbol of our great nation. The crack is impressive! 
    When I’m Philadelphia, how can you NOT go and see the Liberty Bell? It is a beautiful symbol of our great nation. The crack is impressive!  more »
  • When you research Philadelphia, you find out so much about the history of the city. One of the main places to visit is the Liberty Bell Centre, this is free of charge and has a queue of about... 
    When you research Philadelphia, you find out so much about the history of the city. One of the main places to visit is the Liberty Bell Centre, this is free of charge and has a queue of about...  more »
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  • So much history is tucked away in this historic town. Visitors can feel the fabric of American society being woven as they navigate through the relics of time. Paid tickets into the independence hall and the liberty bell not required after 5pm.
  • It's been a very long time since I've been to the Liberty Bell, certainly prior to 2003 when they built the new building. The new exhibit was stunning - the layout was easy to follow, there was so much to read and learn, and they had a good mix of audio/visual to plain reading. Such an important part of our nation's history!

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