This does have a fee to enter ($ 13.50) and does have a 20 minute show about the constitution. There are several rooms that provide the history and origins of our Constitution. There are many displays and interactive stations where you can learn just about...More

This museum is at one end of the green with Independence Hall at the other end and the Visitors Center along the side. I had heard on NPR about the special Alexander Hamilton exhibit, and I had a few hours to spend in downtown Philly,...More

The museum is very impressive, especially the gallery where they break down each section of the constitution and the amendments. The theater presentation was truly impressive as well. My only complaint was that it was a little pricey, otherwise, I would highly recommend visiting while...More

Need to refresh your enthusiasm and knowledge of our Constitution? This is a good one. The presentation at the beginning of the tour is guaranteed to instill pride and tears to your eyes. The Museum itself it not real large but it is worth checking...More

This is one of the most inspiring museums I have ever seen. They have a room with life sized bronze statutes of the men that signed the Constitution from GW to Ben Franklin to James Madison and Alexander Hamilton. Not to be missed!

We really enjoyed this museum and all of the exhibits. Great history of the constitution as well as our nation to current times. We loved the “Hall of Constitution signers”. Also, very neat gift shop! We visited during the Hamilton exhibit, which was small, but...More

Lots of space but not lots of stuff. Signers hall was fun. And if you have not seen the original constitution in the National Archives in DC, maybe this would be appealing. The show might be good for someone with little knowledge of our fight...More