National Constitution Center

The National Constitution Center is America's first and only museum devoted to the US Constitution and the freedoms that empower us as individuals and as a nation. Located on Philadelphia's Independence Mall, this contemporary and moving experience includes an award-winning live theater performance and over 100 interactive and multi-media exhibits, film, photographs, text, sculpture and artifacts to inspire everyone.

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Present booklet or e-ticket at the Box Office to redeem for a timed entry ticket.

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National Constitution Center Extended Hours

National Constitution Center will offer special extended Sunday hours beginning November 22nd through December 27th when the Center will open at ... (read more)

November 27 - November 29 Thanksgiving Celebration at the National Constitution Center

The first national “Thanksgiving Day” was celebrated on November 26, 1789, established that year by George Washington, “giving thanks” for the U.S. Constitution, which had recently gone into effect. Families ... (read more)

The Robinson Tea Chest

For the first time since 1974, The Robinson Tea Chest is now on public display. The National Constitution Center unveiled the tea chest on the 235th anniversary of the Boston ... (read more)

The Story of We The People

The Center's permanent exhibition, The Story of We the People, tells the story of the Constitution, its history, and its contemporary relevance through more than 100 multimedia exhibits, film, photographs, ... (read more)

Diana: A Celebration

Diana, Princess of Wales, touched the world with her compassion, style and human warmth. This exhibition is a celebration of her life, her works and her legacy to the world. ... (read more)