Liberty Bell, Philadelphia

nasi en cuba vivo en los estados unidos desde que tenia 22 anos de edad y estoy orgulloso de contarles que esa hermosa campana para mi tiene un valor y significado muy alto god bless are country god bless america yo soy america

Very moved even being there gave me cold chills where are for fathers sighed the paper to give us the freedom we have today and the city of philidelphia is a great place very clean and the people very nice it is a must see God bless U.S.A

Trip was worth it, but really disappointed in the souvenir shop. Did not even have a t-shirt that was made in the U.S.A.

I would like to visit as I graduated in the Bicentennial year; however, much time has been spent assisting those with misfortune in our area. Linda Okonowski

There was a long line, but it moved fast. The museum and its contents were a great way to spend the time waiting.

It was nice to see such a great monumental piece of work. A lot of security just to see a bell. Lots of intresting info on the walls about old US. The building that houses the bell had intresting architecture, but it was a little hard to find from our parking garage.

Love it! Great City and fun area! Do the Duck Tours! Eat at any of the places in Old City...Continental, Buddakan, etc. All great places.

It was very easy to see one of the great historical monuments of the country. It was free and while we were there it was not crowded (on a saturday?) and while it was a little difficult to get a good picture with others surrounding it, it was a very cool trip.

It was the best thing I saw all day. To see a piece of history, something that would have rung for freedom and independence. That once was touched and carefor by our founding fathers George Washington, Ben Franklin, etc. and now here it is in front of little ole me. Wow. It was very much worth the line, the inspection, and reading about the "want to be" important people in the lobby before you rich the bell itself. They could forgo some of that stuff. This is about the bell and nothing but the bell. And what a backdrop for you picture with the bell but Constitution Hall. Very good planning on someone part.

It was such a bust, I thought I was going to see a giant monstrosity of a bell, but when I arrived it was smaller than the one in the Polar Express. It could have easily fallen out of Abraham Lincoln's pocket and broke. Plus when I arrived it wasn't even there. I was told it was in Lawrence, KS.