Liberty Bell

6th St & Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA

Address:	6th St & Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA
Phone:	+1 215-965-2305
Site:	nps.gov
Rating:	4.3
Working:	9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM

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Jou-i Chen

如果對美國歷史有興趣的，真的需要去看一下，參觀免費，要通過簡單的安檢，隨後進去就聽到中文影片的聲音，有一個短片簡介著歷史故事，不過在此有個小插曲，明明是中文的簡介影片卻有一個美國人夾在裡面，後來被旅行團的導遊給揪出來是個扒手，所以大家還是去觀光景點要多小心防範。在看見自由鐘前，有一些圖片文字簡介展覽，裡面不大但規劃的很舒服，如果有時間慢慢看，可以待一陣子，鐘只有矮矮的紅龍圍住，滿近可以看到的，如果你對歷史沒興趣他只是一個破鐘，如果有興趣，他是一個自由的象徵。

Angelica Ginuwine

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Colin Sullender

You will never get a picture of the Liberty Bell without other visitors present in your photos. It is physically impossible. The fact that it is silhouetted by a gigantic window with a view of Independence Hall means that all your pictures will either feature an underexposed Liberty Bell or an extremely overexposed background. I guess the room wasnt designed with the cellphone photographer in mind. Take a picture from the opposite side if you want betting lighting but dont mind a hundred phones pointed at you. The security hardly warrants a complaint, especially compared to the experience the TSA offers when flying. Ive had far worse experiences in football stadiums and music venues. Everyone makes nonstop jokes about Nicholas Cage and National Treasurer while here. Sadly there is no acknowledgement of that national treasure (of a film).

Jerry Camacho

I was very impressed with how well they are protecting the Liberty Bell. Its inside an enclosure that allows people to see it after hours and take pictures. The reason I gave them 3 stars is because the hours posted on google are wrong, its open from 9:00am - 5:00pm every day. The second reason is for the lack of bathroom access. Theres no access to bathrooms after they close and the businesses in the area will not let you use their bathrooms unless youre a customer or you sneak in without asking which is your best chance to use one. They should have portable toilets for the people that show up after hours to view the bell or allowed people to use bathrooms in one of Their buildings since the security people are still walking around after hours.

Monica Black

This is a must- see in Philly. I definitely recommend it, but it is kind of a "dry" tour. There are a lot of people visiting, so it is a read it yourself, watch the video kind of tour. The information is superb, and if you are the type who likes this and prefers not to be bothered by guides, you may think it is a 5 star experience. Be prepared to go through security. As I was leaving, I noticed they had an upcoming presentation about Native Americans, and they referred to them as the first Americans. It is nice too see that museums, etc. are making efforts to recognize people whose true stories have, in the past, been left out of these exhibits.

Lin Watts

So Im a tiny chick, barely 5. I had my taser on me while walking around the city because Ive had homeless men screaming vulgarities at me as I walk past them. My friend and I happened to go by the liberty bell and decided we might as well see it. One man had me stand to the side to see if I could check it in till we left. Well a big white female security guard with glasses looks at it and shouts at me, "you cant come in with that you have to Leave." Its a low voltage taser and you cant hold it while I see a piece of history? What can I do with it while you hold it for me? She was very rude and unnecessarily. Thanks a lot.

Jasmine Williams

I think it is a great place to be! The bell is a fantastic peice of art. The other thing is that Independence Hall is not that far away from the Liberty Bell. This is why I love going to Philadelphia!:) (By the way, The Liberty Bell is great. And it was not a long line. I am not disappointed at all it was actually pretty cool. I would rate this 5 stars whatver happens even in my head. I have been there 4 times. It is a super fast line. I suggest that you should higher the rates to at least at 4 stars! It is a beautiful sight to see! I love The Liberty Bell! (♥)

Andrew Yancey

The Liberty Bell is one of the items on my "must see" list when I went to Philadelphia. The building is very well laid out and managed. The displays had a lot of interesting information about the history of the artifact, not just from its origin, but also from the two centuries past. The bell itself was about what you would expect from an old bell, but it was very neat to see it so closely. It is well displayed and easy for someone to get a good look at it or take a selfie with it. The National Parks staff (as always) were very knowledgeable and engaging.

Scott Stoecker

Seeing the Liberty Bell, one of the iconic American symbols, is pretty cool. The bell is nicely displayed against a glass wall, with Independence Hall in the background. There are other exhibits related to the bell as well, though not nearly as interesting as the bell itself. Getting a picture can be a challenge, as hordes of people surround it much of the time. Try to go early or late if youd like a decent look at it. I found the security people working the area helpful and friendly, especially since they have to deal with so many people.

Nat Carson

Well, if you come to see the Liberty Bell, you are in the right place. Seriously, there is only one of these things and this place has all you want. If you ask the tour guide to ring the bell they will say no. If you offer them $20, however, they will still say no, but some dude in the tour group will say something like "I know what it sounds like. Do you know what it sounds like?" and I say "no, what does it sound like" and he says "FREEDOM!" and everyone groans. But he is totally right. It DOES sound like freedom.

Terelin Rivas

Este es un invaluable objeto histórico que no puedes dejar de ver si vas a Philadelphia! No esperes un apasionante paseo guiado, solo entras y debes ir leyendo todo y para los más interesados, ver un video que se pasa constantemente.

Guy Sykes

Ive been to Philadelphia twice and was not able to get in due to the long lines. It was well worth the trip in the offseason. The Liberty Bell and story is an inspiration to the things the founding fathers wanted us to believe. Where it is now with Independence Hall as a backdrop is special. You cant touch it but how it is set up gets you almost close enough to do so and every detail on the bell can be seen. Worth the effort and as I found out would have been worth the wait!

Mikhail Lebedev

Хорошее историческое место. Понравился уровень безопасности при входе. Когда на открытке я видел его, я думал, что он большой. Оказалось, что не массивный) Находится, кстати, под крышей, поэтому в любую погоду можно смотреть.

Marc DUPUY

Un monument à Philadelphie, qui mérite d’être vue : la Cloche de la Liberté, qui est censée avoir sonné après la déclaration d’indépendance des USA… Allez la voir, un détail attire l’œil, et mérite le détour !