Liberty Bell Pavilion

Liberty Bell Pavilion is a modern steel and glass structure that displays the bell in a central space visible from multiple angles. Visitors pass through an entry area with informational displays and security checkpoints before viewing the historic bell.

The structure was built in the 1970s to protect and display the famous bell after it had been kept in other locations. The pavilion housed the bell for about 25 years before it was moved to a new location.

The name speaks directly to freedom and independence, ideals that visitors experience the moment they enter and encounter the bell. The structure creates a gathering space where people encounter these powerful symbols together.

The pavilion provides a protected space with modern security facilities and informational displays to help orient visitors. Plan time for security screening and take advantage of the educational materials provided to understand what you are viewing.

The walls are made of glass specifically designed to create transparent sight lines to nearby Independence Hall, visually connecting the two historic symbols. This design choice was crucial in emphasizing the spatial and cultural relationship between both buildings.

Location: Pennsylvania

GPS coordinates: 39.95020,-75.14970

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:06