We went to this museum today and all I can say is Wow! It has a lot of interactive displays that kids will love. It shows us heroes in all aspects of life, from Pope John to Lucille Ball, the first woman to have her own television studio. I learned a lot. The prettiest site is the Dale Chiluly Flame... More

This is a good place for children and adults. It is not too big. Some historic info on 9/11 as well as historical and art pieces.

I just didn't find this as interesting as I thought it would be. While there's lots of people singled out for amazing or heroic actions, I thought it was kind of preachy as there is a lot of text describing people and things but I didn't really learn anything new. One surprise -- on the top floor- are some paintings... More

Our group of adults, teens and young children visited this museum and it was moving. Due to some of the subject matter, I wouldn't bring children under 9, unless you're okay with having some serious discussions about terrorism and the Holocaust. The display highlighting every day heroes was a great character lesson for the teens. The glass sculptures seemed a... More

The Liberty museum is located in the lovely old part of the city. Entry is fairly priced for students like myself. Displays are moving and very interesting and art work is intriguing. Staff are very friendly.

We purchased a five day philly pass. This was the last thing we saw on the pass. We waited to the end, because we weren't quite sure what this museum was all about. The name doesn't do this museum justice. We arrived 90 minutes before closing. We could have spent all day there. It is a very moving and thought... More

Small but powerful for all ages. Great location in Olde City and well worth taking the time to explore all the galleries and see the awesome glass collection.

Not what I expected at all. Inspiring details of "heroes" interspersed with glass sculpture. Very very large Dale Chihuly glass piece in the gift shop. Glad I went, wouldn't make a special trip to see, but might go again if I was in the city. PS. Photos at the top as I write this review are of the Liberty Bell.... More

We thought the exhibits were outstanding and the best museum we saw in Philadelphia. While there a group of junior high students were touring and we listened to the guide who kept us and them in raptures with his description. This is an educational experience not a museum where one views art or objects.