⛰ [Attraction Guide] 📍 Detailed address: 420 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106🚗 Traffic Guide: Take the MFL line to 5th St Independence Hall Station, walk 3 minutes after getting off the bus to 🕙 Open hours: Monday to Sunday: 10:00-17:00💰 Ticket price: Free open to the public to visit, you can visit directly in-house, you don't need to make an appointment in advance, you can visit independently. 🌟 Highlights: This was once the site of the bank, and now the second bank building is now open to the public as an art gallery, featuring portraits of early outstanding figures in the United States, and it is also part of the National Historical Park. There are also many monuments and sites nearby, free clocks and museums can be punched together.
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⛰ [Attraction Guide] 📍 Detailed address: 420 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106🚗 Traffic Guide: Take the MFL line to 5th St Independence Hall Station, walk 3 minutes after getting off the bus to 🕙 Open hours: Monday to Sunday: 10:00-17:00💰 Ticket price: Free open to the public to visit, you can visit directly in-house, you don't need to make an appointment in advance, you can visit independently. 🌟 Highlights: This was once the site of the bank, and now the second bank building is now open to the public as an art gallery, featuring portraits of early outstanding figures in the United States, and it is also part of the National Historical Park. There are also many monuments and sites nearby, free clocks and museums can be punched together.
Because it was closed on Monday and Tuesday, I missed the excellent opportunity to experience learning and seeing portraits from another museum narrator. I thought it was an attractive, exquisite building, and instead it was an art museum-style house. Checked the exact date and time it opened online, and I added it to my must-see list for my next trip to Philadelphia. My evaluation will be given when I go home and study it.