Visiting The Independence Visitor Center in Philadelphia

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     Independence Visitor Center – The Historic District’s Independence Visitor Center—and three additional Visitor Centers—serve as gateways to the city and the region. Visitors can find information, get tickets to popular attractions or take a snack break. At the main 6th and Market Street location, visitors can pick up free timed tickets for Independence Hall. Independence Visitor Center, 6th & Market Streets, (215) 965-7676; other Visitor Centers: Sister Cities Park Visitor Center, 18th Street & Benjamin Franklin Parkway, (267) 514-4760; City Hall Visitor Center, Broad & Market Streets, Room 121, (215) 686-2840; Pennsylvania Convention Center, 1101 Arch Street, (800) 537-7676, phlvisitorcenter.com     Philly Tour Hub – People from around the world can enhance their Philadelphia experience at this meeting space, which is dedicated to the traveler experience. Here, visitors can sign up for tours, engage with other travelers and local experts, get basic information, use free Wi-Fi, sip coffee or just relax between activities. 229 Arch Street, (215) 280-3746, phillytourhub.comIndependence Visitor Center – The Historic District's Independence Visitor Center—and three additional Visitor Centers—serve as gateways to the city and the region. Visitors can find information, get tickets to popular attractions, or take a snack break.

Unveiling Philadelphia's History: Your Gateway Starts at the Independence Visitor Center

Philadelphia's Historic District welcomes you with a network of Visitor Centers, each acting as your gateway to the city's rich past and vibrant present. Whether you're seeking essential information, securing tickets to iconic attractions, or simply taking a break for a refreshing snack, these centers are your one-stop shop for a seamless exploration.

Independence Visitor Center: Your Launchpad to History

The heart of the network lies at the iconic Independence Visitor Center (6th & Market Streets, 215-965-7676). Here, you'll discover more than maps, brochures, and restroom facilities. This hub provides a wealth of resources to enhance your journey:

  • Free timed tickets: Secure your access to the legendary Independence Hall for a glimpse into the birthplace of American independence.
  • Accessibility: The National Park Service Desk offers daily loans of manual wheelchairs and assistive listening devices for a more inclusive experience (available from 8:30 AM to 4:15 PM, first-come, first-served; requires photo ID).

Beyond the Main Stage: Explore More Visitor Centers



For a more comprehensive exploration, discover the other conveniently located visitor centers:

  • Sister Cities Park Visitor Center (18th Street & Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 267-514-4760): Here, you can plan your stroll through the scenic park and its international connections.
  • City Hall Visitor Center (Broad & Market Streets, Room 121, 215-686-2840): Experience the grandeur of PhiladelpPhiladelphia'sgovernment and its architectural marvel.
  • Pennsylvania Convention Center Visitor Center (1101 Arch Street, 800-537-7676): This is where you can learn about upcoming events and explore exciting activities in the heart of the city's cocity'son district.

 



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