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Are there any historic sites in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?
What are some of the historic sites in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania? Do any of them offer coupons or free admission?
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If you are looking to tour some historic sites, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is packed full of them. Philadelphia is after all known as the birthplace of America and the city of brotherly love. It is where the Declaration of Independence was signed by out founding fathers.
Some of the places you definitely do not want to miss are the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Betsy Ross House and The National Constitution Center. All of these places are sure to fulfill your need for history in Philadelphia.
The Liberty Bell can be found at the Liberty Bell Center 526 Market St. and admission to see it is free to the public. If you plan to visit Independence Hall, you will need a ticket but they can be free of charge from March 1st to December 31st. You can get them at the door.
A tour of the Betsy Ross House will cost you $4 if you take a self guided tour or $6 if you want an audio tour. The house is in walking distance of both Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. The National Constitution Center is a museum and you can learn all about the Constitution there. Admission is $12 for adults, $11 for seniors and $8 for kids. Military is free.
Some other places to add to your must see list is Elfreth's Alley, Franklin Court, Carpenter's Hall and Declaration Hall. All of these historical places are within walking distance of each other. So be sure to plan a day to see them all.
http://philadelphia.about.com/od/history/tp/top_10_historic_philadelphia.htm
http://www.betsyrosshouse.org/visit/
http://constitutioncenter.org
Some of the places you definitely do not want to miss are the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, Betsy Ross House and The National Constitution Center. All of these places are sure to fulfill your need for history in Philadelphia.
The Liberty Bell can be found at the Liberty Bell Center 526 Market St. and admission to see it is free to the public. If you plan to visit Independence Hall, you will need a ticket but they can be free of charge from March 1st to December 31st. You can get them at the door.
A tour of the Betsy Ross House will cost you $4 if you take a self guided tour or $6 if you want an audio tour. The house is in walking distance of both Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. The National Constitution Center is a museum and you can learn all about the Constitution there. Admission is $12 for adults, $11 for seniors and $8 for kids. Military is free.
Some other places to add to your must see list is Elfreth's Alley, Franklin Court, Carpenter's Hall and Declaration Hall. All of these historical places are within walking distance of each other. So be sure to plan a day to see them all.
http://philadelphia.about.com/od/history/tp/top_10_historic_philadelphia.htm
http://www.betsyrosshouse.org/visit/
http://constitutioncenter.org
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