Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing

Philadelphia's newest riverfront attraction with multiple bars, inviting décor, live music entertainment, private party options, and delectable food. At Penn's Landing - just outside the doors of the Hilton Penn's Landing

The Liberty Bell has a new home, and it is as powerful and dramatic as the Bell itself. Throughout the expansive, light-filled Center, larger-than-life historic documents and graphic images explore the facts and the myths surrounding the Bell.

Barges with beautiful seating and nets suspended over the water; Floating gardens covered in native plants; A full boardwalk with arcades and concessions; tons of hammocks; What you can eat at Spruce Street Harbor Park: Try a Mighty Warship Ice Cream Sundae at the S.S. Franklin Fountain -- a shipping container turned into a battleship Eat a fried chicken sandwich from Port FedNuts and top it off with donuts and iced coffee Indulge in a Bao Bun or chicken wings at Garces Group's Chifa restaurant on the barge, a reincarnation of their popular Chinese-Peruvian restaurant Enjoy sausages and pretzels from Froman's on the Boardwalk and Mexican street fare from the Distrito Taco Truck. Sample water ice and funnel cake at the boardwalk concession stand A selection of craft beers, including SSHP's very own Lazy Hammock IPA courtesy of Yard's Brewing Company.

The nearby National Constitution Center, a modern marvel designed by Ralph Appelbaum, features impressive exhibits on the U.S. Constitution, a wonderful interactive production called "Freedom Rising" and always excellent and inspiring exhibitions.

Indepence Visitor Center is a great jumping off point from which you can set out to explore Olde City. The Visitor Center is just a stone's throw from some of Philadelphia's most popular attractions, including the new Liberty Bell Center, Indepence Hall, and the National Constitution Center.

With historic vessels to board, a ship's hull to rivet, and cargo to unload with miniature cranes, Philadelphia's maritime museum conveys what the Delaware and Schuykill Rivers have meant to the city over the years. Along displays that chronicle the city's contributions to naval and commercial maritime history, there are exhibits about what makes boats float, the China trade and local small craft

They risked everything - "their lives, their fortune, and their sacred honor." During the blistering summer of 1776, 56 courageous men gathered at the Pennsylvania State House ad defied the King of England. Eleven years later, representatives from 12 states gathered to shape the U.S. Consitution, finally creating one unified nation.

The museum owns a distinguished collection of several thousand objects including artwork and sculpture, textiles and weapons, manuscripts and rare books. Permanent and special exhibition gallieries, theaters and large-scale tableaux will bring to life the original "greatest generation," and engage people in the history and continuing relevance of the American Revolution.