Independence Hall

Philadelphia Top 1 in Can't Miss Attractions

The pattern on the 100-dollar bill shows how important this building is. It bears witness to the independence of the United States. This building needs to line up on time to visit, there is a guide to lead everyone, the explanation is in English.

In the Old Town and Society Hill Historic District in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.

Independence Palace-the birthplace of the United States, a must-see for Philadelphia tourism. On the side of the Independence Palace, a special exhibition hall was built for the Liberty Bell. Many tourists lined up to receive American-style patriotism education. The simple and elegant two-story building and the exquisite Washington statue are all awe-inspiring.

In Philadelphia, more people may learn about the city through the movie "Philadelphia Story". Not far from where we live, we took a weekend and drove more than an hour to arrive, because we were not familiar with it, we took a bigbus to visit. Philadelphia is the first capital city of the United States. The founding of the country and the constitution are all here. The most famous ones are the Liberty Bell, Independence Palace, City Hall, etc., and the scenery is relatively ordinary.

Included in the World Heritage Site, the Palace of Independence is well worth visiting, free of charge, but you need to get a ticket or reservation at the Independence Visiting Center for the day. At 8:15, I arrived at the Independent Palace Visitor Center, about twenty or thirty people have been lined up, there are staff to distribute travel materials, the brochure has a subway map, very useful. At 8:30, I started to enter the indoor ticket. The ticket does not check the passport and other documents, you can collect the ticket of the day or make an appointment for a ticket that is not on the day, and each person can receive up to ten tickets. We asked for tickets at 9 o'clock on the day. The Independent Palace is not far from the place where the ticket is received, and it is about a ten-minute walk. You can take pictures and wait for admission first. A small group led the tour of the Independence Memorial. The first floor meeting room, where Washington met, showed the delegates' tables and chairs in their original state, with a rising sun above the back of the Washington chair. The guide also showed the drawing boards. The tour was about half an hour and the guide spoke English very quickly, and it was difficult to understand.