What is the most historical place in USA?

1. Independence Hall – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. If you're not from America, then there's really no better starting point for your historical tour of the States than Independence Hall. Both the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were signed here, making it perhaps the most historical site in America.



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