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National Constitution Center
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Philadelphia is where the US Constitution was signed back in 1787, discover how it all happened!
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Overview
Go to Philadelphia's National Constitution Center and experience the first and only museum dedicated to the U.S. Constitution – just two blocks from Independence Hall. Through interactive exhibits, rare artifacts and live theater, the center brings the Constitution to life for visitors of all ages.
Browse hundreds of multimedia exhibits and artifacts and delight in the array of interactive exhibits. You'll get the chance to vote for your all-time favorite president and take the presidential oath of office.
As The Museum of We the People, the Center brings together people of all ages and perspectives, across America and around the world.
Learn about, debate and celebrate history's greatest vision of human freedom, the U.S. Constitution.
National Constitution Center highlights
Freedom Rising
A 17-minute, internationally-acclaimed, multi-media 360-degree theatrical performance about the American quest for freedom from 1787 to present day in the Sidney Kimmel Theater.
Signers’ Hall
Visitors can ‘sign the Constitution’ and see 42 iconic, life-size bronze statues of each of the Founding Fathers present for the signing on September 17, 1787.
The First Amendment
Discover how the First Amendment protects some of our most cherished freedoms: religious liberty, free speech, a free press, the freedom of assembly and the right to petition, and how it still has an impact today.
Facts
It's the first museum dedicated to the U.S. Constitution.
Thomas Jefferson and John Adams are not included in the Signers’ Hall exhibit. Though they are both Founding Fathers and signed the Declaration of Independence, they were both overseas during the Constitutional Convention and neither of them signed the Constitution.
What's included
Admission includes a live theatrical performance Freedom Rising, the iconic Signers' Hall, as well as the new First Amendment exhibit and featured exhibits Civil War and Reconstruction and The 19th Amendment: How Women Won the Vote exhibit.
Includes general admission to the National Constitution Center.
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525 Arch Street,, Philadelphia, USStandard opening hours
Closings & holidays
Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day.
The National Constitution Center may have modified hours on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
beautiful
Amanda ·great exhibit. interactive, information and very well laid out.
Thumbs Up
Love Tours ·Enjoyed the immersive show and the founding fathers room
Bathroom Safety Issue
Tara S ·Everything inside was nice - I used the go city pass for the entrance and def made the pass worth the cost. My main issue was that I had a kid bust into my stall by literally breaking the lock on the door when I was sitting in the stall. On top of that when I tried to close it back up they pushed the door back in on me making a very unsafe environment. You’d think the parents would be paying attention to their kids
Impressive
Mary Becelia ·Learned a lot. We especially enjoyed the live narration about events leading up to the Revolutionary War.
National Constitution Center Visit
My son and I visited the National Constitution Center on December 20 right when it opened. We were very impressed with all aspects of our visit. The staff was very courteous. The live show was impactful. All exhibits were well put together and we can't wait to return to see the upcoming changes. I think the highlight might have been the "signing room" with the bronze figures and the craftmanship and placement was very impressive. With the state of our country I think it would be a good thing for our elected representatives to visit this museum to actually see why they are fortunate enough to be in their positions.
Remarkable
TTaylor ·An incredible place to visit to learn the history of the US Constitution. Located steps away from Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, it is an ideal place to start of culminate a visit.
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