National Constitution Center, Philadelphia

About National Constitution Center

The National Constitution Center in Philadelphia offers visitors a chance to explore America's founding through rare artifacts, interactive galleries, and live theatrical experiences. Admission includes access to Freedom Rising, a state-of-the-art theatrical production about the Constitution and American freedom; Signers' Hall, where visitors sign the Constitution alongside 42 life-size bronze statues of the Founding Fathers; America's Founding, featuring one of 14 known surviving original printed copies of the U.S. Constitution; Governing the Nation, which examines the separation of powers; and The First Amendment exhibit on core freedoms. The museum suits families, students, and history enthusiasts seeking educational engagement. The museum is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and charges admission with prices published online. Children ages 0–5 receive free admission, as do active and retired U.S. military members. Family packs—two adult and two youth tickets—cost $63.95 online, compared to $78.95 on-site. More information and ticket purchases are available at constitutioncenter.org.