If you've already done all the sites and go here last you will be disappointed. If you are traveling with kids and start here that would make sense. It has interactive exhibits and does cost to get in although the fee is small. More

Gift shop had a few interesting collectables but we were unfortunate to have 150 or so rowdy school kids there at the same time thus ruining the experience. More

The amazing life size bronze statues of the signers of the Declaration of Independence and the three dissenters are enough, but there is more to see. An interesting exhibit, kind of a concise time line of the history of important eras in the history of the United States. I didn't see the film or the Springsteen exhibit...so can't comment on... More

The theatre presentation of our history is excellent, an oral history with pictures traces our founding. Also on display was the 100th Celebration of the founding of Girl Scouts of the USA. More

A must do for the family. Very good interactives. Park under it. More

This beautiful edifice exceeds its contents. I saw no purpose in paying an admission fee of approximately $14 US to learn basic facts about the US Constitution which I could learn from a book if I didn't already know them plus view the current pop exhibit about Bruce Springsteen, which bears no relationship whatever to the Constitution. More

This place was packed with children. Very hyper, very loud children. And it's a great site for them. As an adult, with no children, I felt it was rather a waste of money. They have and interesting overview of basic US history, government and elections, but it's pretty basic information for anyone high school aged or older. There are a... More

Located at the far end of the Independence National Park, it can be your first stop through history. This is an easily navigable museam and one thing flows to another, so you don't feel as though you have to retrace your steps to see something you missed and you won't want to miss anything. I have also been here for... More

If you like history, you will love this museum. We were among the first to arrive at 9:30 and among the last to leave at 5:00, and we wished we could have spent another day there. Every half hour there is a well presented introduction in a large round theater with an actor and lots of ceiling pictures. Once you... More