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Liberty Bell
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: S 6th Street and Chestnut Street
mapPhone: +1-215-9652305
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We travled for the first time to pennsylvania last year and it was beautiful ! The community has so much history to share and the liberty bell was my favorite attraction !
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We travled for the first time to pennsylvania last year and it was beautiful ! The community has so much history to share and the liberty bell was my favorite attraction !
My first time in Philadelphia so I had to see The Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House where the first US flag was sewn
The Philadelphia Freedom Bell is a historical monument in the National Independence Historical Park in Philadelphia. It is a symbol of Philadelphia and is a symbol of American independence. It is second only to the Statue of Liberty in the United States. The Liberty Bell, which is only 250 years old and weighs just over 900 kilograms, was made of a mixture of metals. Ordered from Britain by the Pennsylvania Parliament for £100 in 1751, the craftsmanship was apparently limited in that year, and the second year the bell was shipped to Philadelphia, where it broke when it was tried.
The Liberty Bell was placed indoors. In a small red building, people waiting in line to watch the clock lined up outside the red house. By the side of the clock is a photo exhibition, and the Liberty Bell has been split. It is a symbol of American spirit.
Outside the Philadelphia Independence Hall, stands a modern clock tower.