The Masonic Temple is a building that it can't be missed, very close to the City Hall and its design makes it very special. The museum inside is very well presented and the guide was very helpful. More

I have not revisited the Masonic Temple in about 20 years and not a great deal has changed. The exterior was restored and cleaned a few years back and the building is beautiful to behold. The interior tour takes about 45 minutes and there is a brief recorded introduction to each distinctively decorated lodge room. Freemasonry is explained only in... More

Outside and in, this building is amazing. Well worth the one hour tour to see the beautiful rooms inside and learn about the Masons. More

Take a moment from the hustle of your convention or visit to other historical sites in the area and stop by this amazing building. You will see feats of architecture that are just incredible! Located right next to City Hall just steps from the Philadelphia Convention Center. More

earlier today i visited the sign said that they closed at 3 we arrived at 1:30 and the man kicked us out because it was closed. don't go More

Many tours daily - see their website for the times and just show up a few minutes beforehand. Tickets are around $10 and the tour lasts a little less than an hour. You can feel free to ask any and all questions about Masonry and they'll be answered honestly. You go from amazing meeting room to meeting room and upon... More

I visited Philadelphia city center on the spring break. I took a guided tour of Masonic Temple situated in city center. It took like 1 hour. It's amazing inside! It' s only $8, and it worth. We were only 4 people to take the tour. Our guide was really nice and answered all of our questions. The building, decoration, paintings,... More

A fascinating visit. Only possible with one of the guided tours - almost every hour. You get explanations about the temple, about masonic ideas and anything you feel like asking about. I'm not saying you get encyclopedic answers, but you do get some info. Each room is indeed in a different architectural/artistic style, and so well done. Plus, you can... More

The headquarters for Free Masons of PA, a must see for anyone who has interest in architecture. They offer guided tours through the various meeting rooms; each is designed with a different theme. The styles of the rooms were Gothic, Norman, Egyptian, Greek, Renaissance and Arabic. The details of each room are amazing; plaster work that looks like hand carved... More