Of course you have to see the liberty bell. It was cool to see the exhibits regarding the history of it and on American culture. It was nice to get pretty close to the bell although you can't touch it.

I wouldn't have bothered with this but my wife wanted to do it. You wait in a very long line to see a bell. They have some other information up in the building, and it's ok, but it's still just a bell. Fun fact security...More

The museum is compact but really informative. Lots of history, exhibits and photographs/imagery. We enjoyed the video at the end which talks through the history and the impact has had. We would have stayed longer to admire the bell but were interrupted by a very...More

Not as large of a bell as I thought but still impressive to see.The Park Rangers that were on hand made it a much more informative time with their historical interpretations.

The building in which the bell is housed has plenty of information about the bell and lots of room so that everyone has an opportunity to see the bell from every angle, take pictures, etc.

This center has a wealth of information to see and especially read. Seeing the Liberty Bell was great. It is perfectly displayed for viewing and photos.

Just an old cracked bell but it does represent the birth of the nation and is therefore of national importance and is historically significant. The exhibition itself is of passing interest only but you should not visit Philadelphia without seeing it.