National Constitution Center

Theresa S. 

on Insider Pages

19 years ago

Educational fun for the whole family The constituion center is one of a kind and we are lucky to have it right here in Philadelphia. The center is brand new and state of the art. There are new themes every few months so there is always something new when you visit. The Liberty Bell is now located inside the center and is probably the most popular attraction. Parking is a little tricky since there is not much on street available. The center is located right in the heart of historic Philadelphia. You won't be disappointed and ... read more

R M. 

on Insider Pages

19 years ago

great place to visit if in Philly The National Constitution Center is a place that you must visit if you are in the area and are intrested in American History. (Although most younger kids will undoudtedly be bored and et restless). Make sure to see the show in the auditorium - it's awesome! (It's a show with a live actor a 360-degree movie screen that explains the Constitution's history). We've gone a few times on a weekday and it's always pretty crowded with tourists and school children. 

Joseph M. 

on Insider Pages

19 years ago

Good place to visit We went on a weekday last spring so it was very crowded with tourists and school children. I would try to go on a day when the center isn't as crowded because you'll be able to enjoy the Center more, especially the many exhibits with audio narration which you'll have a hard time hearing with the large crowds. In addition to the interactive videos, there are also a lot of other fun exhibits like the presidential voting machines. The best part however is the twelve minute show with a live actor a 360-degree... read more

Nailah L. 

on Insider Pages

19 years ago

National Constitution Center This is the place to go especially if your a Philadelphian like moi and already seen all of the other sites from your school trips from way back when.I went with my dad and the rest of the family.My little sister didn't enjoy it too much but hey she's seven she wouldn't understand.Admission is pretty much like any other place in Philadelphia when you have to pay to get in and observee a historical site.Kimmel Theater is my favorite.