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The best part was a monologue play in the center on the history of the constitution. Must visit when in Philly. All museums are located close to each other at walking distance.
Do not miss this when you go to Philadelphia. Simply outstanding. Great for all ages. Be sure to visit with the very knowledgeable docents. Go when it opens to have the best experience. Lots of school children in large groups are going through later in...More
This is the second of three reviews for our weddings anniversary adventure. The first review was for the constitution walking tour. To be frank I was a bit disappointed by the constitution center. I don’t know the full story behind it but it felt like...More
This is one place that history buffs will surely enjoy. There is so much to learn about Philadelphia's history and this is a great place to start. It is so chilling to learn about the foundation of these United States. We had such a great...More
Very enjoyable and educational layout. The video presentation and the presenter was excellent. I would go back when having more time to wander at leisure.
There are many counties founded on the basis of theory. It’s something the USA shares with the Soviet Union. The early days after winning independence were “now what?” Or perhaps even “another fine mess you got me into Stanley”. Nevertheless they got through it. Massively...More
We returned last Saturday to this national museum based on the writing of the US Constitution with the younger of our teenage grandsons who seemed interested in the exhibits and never once asked if we could leave. We all especially enjoyed the room where life-sized...More
Spent about 7 hours there and could have been more. Great overview of the constitution from start to present. Great learning experience. The Living News exhibit is very thought provoking and surprising. No spoiler alerts here. Only downside - all areas of Philly being overrun...More
With several choices on how to spend one afternoon in Philie, I chose the National Constitution Center. The street signage isn't good, so get accurate directions. On this Monday afternoon there was no crowd. The Freedom Rising show was a bit schmaltzy. The interactive exhibits...More
The opening presentation was done very well in the theater but things went downhill after that. Hundreds of children made the main exhibit hall so noisy that you couldn't concentrate on any one thing. The Hamilton exhibit saved the day.
