Well, this is where it all started!! The Revolution against King and Country. Very well done and exceedingly fascinating to hear the other side of the story. In the UK the Revolutionary War doesn't really get a lot of airtime so it was interesting to hear the American version - wrong of course :-) - but who's counting?? More

Almost didn't make it to this one - but glad I did. I would say this is the most important site to visit. Get the ticket and do the tour - well worth it. More

very interesting! It is so much fun to see American history in 3D More

It's not really my thing, but I had to at least see it. Would be good for families with kids or a big history buff. More

Independence Hall is a place every American should visit. At its core, it is the location where a good portion of our country's fate and current form of government were determined. You get a real feel for what type of dialogue took place between men like Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams just by being in the room. Alone,... More

Lines can be long at times and in the summer the entire area is crowded but it not something you want to miss More

The National Park Service does a wonderful tour and oral presentation of the building where our country began. They were able to handle many people at once. Admission is free but requires a ticket. More

I am from England and therefore British. The tour around Independence hall was educational,informative and best of all, Free. A must to visit when you visit Philadelphia More

You get free tickets from the visitors center, and they assign you a time. Then you have to go through security (basically just a bag check). I was reluctant to go because of the crowds. We saw massive lines and tons of small kids, but we went early (about 9 a.m.), got a 10 a.m. ticket, and had a wonderful... More