Spanning over 55 acres on 20 city blocks within the historic district of the City of Philadelphia, the park preserves and interprets many of our country's most important resources associated with the establishment of the United States of America. These sites include the First and Second Banks of the United States, Congress Hall and Old City Hall. Additionally, the park tells the story of Philadelphia's most famous citizen, Benjamin Franklin, in Franklin Court, where Franklin's home once stood.

• Benjamin Franklin National Memorial
  
• Bishop White House 
  
• Carpenters' Hall (Closed Mondays)
  
• Christ Church
  
• City Tavern
  
• Congress Hall
  
• Declaration House (9:30am am- Noon. Wed. - Sun)
  
• Deshler Morris House - Closed until June 2009
  
• Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site
  
• Franklin Court
  318 Market Street - (12-2pm, Wed. - Sun.)
  
  Franklin Court Museum Shop (10am - 4pm, Wed. - Sun.)
  
  Printing Office (10am - 5pm, Wed. Sun.)
  
  U. S. Post Office (B. Free Franklin)
  Open 9am - 5pm, Mon. - Sat.
  
  Underground Museum (10am - 5pm, Wed. Sun.)
  
• Free Quaker Meeting House 
  
• Great Essentials Exhibit (West Wing) 
  
• Gloria Dei (Old Swedes') Church
  
• Independence Hall
  
• Independence Living History Center (9am - 5pm, Mon. - Fri.)
  
• Independence National Historical Park's
  Virtual Portrait Exhibit 
  
• Independence Visitor Center
  
• Liberty Bell Center
  
• Merchants' Exchange Building
  
• National Constitution Center 
  
• New Hall Military Museum (1-3pm, Wed. - Sun.)
  
• Old City Hall (9am - 1pm)
  
• Pemberton House Bookstore
  
• Philosophical Hall (American Philosophical Society)
  
• Printing Office (Franklin Court)
  Open 10am - 5pm, Wed. - Sun.
  
• Second Bank of the United States (2-5pm, Wed. - Sun.)
  
• Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial (12-4pm, Wed. - Sun.)
  
• Thomas Bond House
  
• Todd House 
  
• Washington Square