National Liberty Museum, Cultural institution in Old City, Philadelphia, United States.
The National Liberty Museum spans four floors with permanent galleries and rotating exhibitions exploring the concept of freedom through contemporary art. The space contains various artistic mediums and displays that examine this theme from different angles.
The museum was founded in 2000 and sits in Philadelphia's Historic District near locations central to early American democracy. This location connects the institution directly to the historical sites that shaped the nation.
The museum displays works by local and international artists and shares stories of people who fought for freedom. Visitors can see how these stories are told through different artistic perspectives.
The museum is located in Old City and operates on most days of the week. Visitors should check how to best reach it and what accessibility options are available.
A glass sculpture called Flame of Liberty by Dale Chihuly stands as part of the collection with its glowing design. Nearby sits an exact replica of the Liberty Bell, presenting this freedom symbol in a memorable way.
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