- Construction of the Independence Hall, originally known as the State House of the Province of Pennsylvania, started in 1732.
- Admission to Independence Hall is absolutely free to the public, and every visitor receives a 30-minute guided tour from a National Park Service Ranger.
- The iconic bell-tower of Philadelphia's Independence Hall ©f11photo / Shutterstock. Diving into American history at Independence Hall.
- Independence Hall is the birthplace of America. ... Tickets can be printed or displayed on a mobile device to redeem at the entrance to Independence Hall.
- Independence Hall is a public building in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which resides on Chestnut Street on a city block with other historical buildings.
- Timed tickets are required for this tour of the first floor of Independence Hall. Tours are 20 minutes and there is no seating available inside Independence Hall.
- Independence Hall is ranked #1 out of 34 things to do in Philadelphia. See pictures and our review of Independence Hall.
- Independence Hall is a U.S. National Historic Landmark and was also the home of the Liberty Bell for over 200 years.
- Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is one of the most important landmarks in US history, being the site where the nation declared independence...
- The Assembly Room is perhaps the most famous room in Independence Hall, and it is where the Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4, 1776.