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Feature last updated on April 14, 2023

A Guide to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia

How to experience two of Philly's most iconic attractions...

Historic sites abound throughout Greater Philadelphia, but there are few more iconic than Independence Hall , a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Liberty Bell .

These two Philadelphia stalwarts — some of the most popular attractions in the city, and some of the most famous historic sites in the country — make for must-visits whether it’s your first , second or 50th time in the city.

Getting to see the Bell and the Hall does require some planning:

  • Visitors must reserve tickets online or by phone in advance for tours of Independence Hall.
  • No tickets are currently required at the Liberty Bell, but visitors may need to wait in a long line depending on the season.

The Bell and the Hall are just the beginning of an exploration of Greater Philadelphia’s deep roster of must-see museums , bucket-list historic attractions , verdant parks and green spaces , acclaimed food and drink scene , and more.

Make your Philly exploration extra special with a sumptuous hotel stay. Book the Visit Philly Overnight Package and get free hotel parking and choose-your-own-adventure perks, including tickets to Disney100: The Exhibition at The Franklin Institute, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or the National Constitution Center and the Museum of the American Revolution. Or indulge in the new Visit Philly 3-Day Stay hotel package, which includes buy-two-get-one-free hotel nights at participating hotels.

Read on for our guide on how to experience Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia.

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Book the Visit Philly Overnight Package and get free hotel parking and choose-your-own-adventure perks, including tickets to Disney100: The Exhibition at The Franklin Institute.

Or maybe you’d prefer to buy two Philly hotel nights and get a third night for free? Then book the new Visit Philly 3-Day Stay package.

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