Liberty Bell Center Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Liberty Bell Center. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Dark Philly Adult Night Tour

• Revolution and the Founders: History Tour of Philadelphia

• Washington DC & Philadelphia 1-Day Guided Tour From NYC

• Philadelphia Old City Historic Walking Tour With 10+ Top Sites

• 2.5 Hour Philadelphia History Tour with Washington War Tent Show

While it’s free to visit the Liberty Bell Center on your own, there are plenty of tours that feature the historical attraction alongside an itinerary of Philadelphia highlights. Historical walking tours start at US$25, hop-on hop-off bus trips cost from US$40, and trolley tours begin at US$50.

Yes, the Liberty Bell Center is worth visiting. One of the highlights of Philadelphia's Independence National Historical Park, the bell is celebrated for its role in American Revolutionary history and for its famous crack. As a bonus, it's conveniently situated near other attractions, from Independence Hall to the Constitution Center. Visit it on your own or go on a guided tour to learn about its history.

Per one customer who booked the Revolution and the Founders: History Tour of Philadelphia, "A must do! Excellent guide, knowledgeable and professional, yet fun and personable. Wonderful way to learn more about the protagonists of the Revolution and get to know more about the city itself. Don't miss it! Our guide was Ted, he was exceptional!"

The Liberty Bell is a bell made of copper and tin that was installed in 1752 in Philadelphia as a symbol of US freedom and justice. Many Americans are inspired by the bell’s symbolism and what’s engraved on it: “Proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof.”

Yes, you can still see the crack in the Liberty Bell in Philly. The bell was recast after it cracked, but the crack reappeared in the bell. People come from all over to see the Liberty Bell, which represents freedom and justice in the United States.

No, there’s no admission fee to visit Liberty Bell Center and see the Liberty Bell. The center, located at 6th and Market Street in Philadelphia, is open daily, typically from 9am to 5pm, and you can arrive at any time to see the bell.

Plan to spend about 30 minutes at Liberty Bell Center, keeping in mind that you’ll need more time if it’s crowded on the day you visit. Most visitors spend about 5 minutes taking in views (and taking pictures) of the Liberty Bell and about 20 minutes at the center’s exhibits.

No, there aren’t guided tours offered at Liberty Bell Center. However, there are many walking, trolley, and small group tours in Philadelphia that focus on American history and the founders of the United States. Some stops on those tours may include the Betsy Ross House and Congress Hall.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Liberty Bell Center. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Philadelphia:

• Rocky Statue

• Philadelphia Museum of Art

• Congress Hall in Philadelphia

• The Franklin Institute Science Museum

• Betsy Ross House

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Philadelphia.