Independence Visitors' Center: Gateway to American History
Start your Philadelphia adventure at the Independence Visitors' Center: your gateway to American history, expert advice, and essential amenities.
The Independence Visitors' Center in Philadelphia serves as the primary information hub for exploring Independence National Historical Park. It offers exhibits, films, and guidance from park rangers and city concierge staff, making it the ideal starting point for delving into America's founding history.
A brief summary to Independence Visitors' Center
- 937 W Walnut St, Independence, Missouri, 64050, US
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- Monday 10 am-7 pm
- Tuesday 10 am-7 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-7 pm
- Thursday 10 am-7 pm
- Friday 10 am-7 pm
- Saturday 10 am-7 pm
- Sunday 1 pm-7 pm
Local tips
- Begin your visit here to get oriented and plan your route through Independence National Historical Park.
- Check out the exhibits and films to learn about the history of the park and its key sites.
- Speak with park rangers or city concierge staff for personalized recommendations and trip-planning advice.
- Take advantage of the center's amenities, including restrooms, Wi-Fi, and the cafe.
- Visit the Liberty View Terrace for a bird's-eye view of Independence Mall.
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Getting There
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Walking
From the 5th Street Station on the Market-Frankford Line, walk one block east on Market Street to reach the Independence Visitors' Center. The entrance is located at the intersection of 6th and Market Streets. From the 8th Street Station on the PATCO line, walk two blocks east on Market Street to reach the Independence Visitors' Center. The entrance is located at the intersection of 6th and Market Streets. Walking is free.
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Public Transport
Several SEPTA bus routes stop near the Independence Visitors' Center at 6th and Market Streets. Check SEPTA schedules for specific routes and times. The Philly PHLASH is a visitor-friendly bus loop that stops at the Independence Visitors' Center. It operates seasonally and connects major attractions in the city. A one-way fare is $3, or a day pass is available for $10. A single ride on SEPTA buses and subways is $2.50 if paying with a SEPTA Key card.
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Driving
The Independence Visitors' Center is located in an urban area served by I-95 and I-676. Parking is available at the AutoPark at Independence Mall, an underground garage located directly below the center. Entrances are on 5th and 6th Streets, between Market and Arch Streets. Parking rates at the AutoPark at Independence Mall are as follows : * Up to 1 hour: $14 * Up to 2 hours: $22 * Up to 12 hours: $26 * Up to 24 hours: $30
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