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Liberty Bell Center

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526 Market Street, Philadelphia (215) 965-2305
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Home of the Liberty Bell, operated by the National Park Service within Independence National Historical Park. Free admission; exhibits and video lead to the bell itself, displayed low to the ground with views of Independence Hall. PUBLIC DATA — compiled from publicly available sources; not verified on-site by AbleVu. Please confirm specific needs with the venue before visiting.

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  • Service animals welcomeLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input
  • Staff trained in disability awarenessLast reported Oct 8, 2026Business Input

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Service animals welcome · Staff trained in disability awareness+1 more

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Service animals welcome · Staff trained in disability awareness

Service animals welcome · Staff trained in disability awareness

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PUBLIC DATA (sources listed in description) MOBILITY • Center is wheelchair and stroller accessible • The bell is displayed low to the ground and cordoned only by chains, with an unobstructed view • No restrooms on site — nearest accessible restrooms are at the Independence Visitor Center (6th & Market) DEAF / HARD OF HEARING • Video is open captioned • Assistive listening devices available BLIND / LOW VISION • Video is audio described • Touchable replica of the Liberty Bell's raised-letter inscription • Braille park map available on-site OTHER • Service animals permitted • Park Rangers trained to answer accessibility questions

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Sources: National Park Service; Independence NHP Accessibility page (nps.gov/inde/planyourvisit/accessibility.htm); Visit Philadelphia; Guide to Accessible Philadelphia (visitphilly.com/features/accessible-philadelphia). Retrieved Oct 2026; Public Source; Business Input