It's one of those things that all Americans have only to do with his life. The Liberty Bell is one out of the most recognized symbols of this country and remains one of the most admired attractions in Philadelphia.
Liberty Bell was moved to a new home on 6th Street. The bell is in a glass structure that gives a background to the independence of the Board and the sky, instead of modern buildings that surround it. This new crystal structure also includes interactive exhibits and other devices to give a full understanding of the history of the bell. Visitors can also view a film made by the History Channel that explains how the bell became so important for this country. Now is a complete experience so if you've seen the hood in the past, you can visit again to get an entirely new experience.
If you want to see the Liberty Bell in person can be seen at his home in Chestnut Street between 5th Street and 6th. It is open between the hours of 9am and 5pm. For more information, call 215-965-2305. If you plan to visit the bell to be willing to put strict security measures. Unfortunately the times we live in government to protect this important symbol for those who want to harm it.
