Why Nobody Can Enter Statue of Liberty's Torch

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most famous U.S. landmarks. We all know what it looks like: made of copper, this statue is 305 feet tall, has a torch in her right hand and a tablet in her left one. But what's inside it? Can anyone get inside and explore it? Let’s get on a journey inside the most iconic statue - as you've never seen it before.

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[BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey there! Have you ever seen the Statue of Liberty with your own eyes?👀

[GeorgiaKev]

There isn’t a circular staircase in the arm leading up to the torch (there’s no room for that). When I visited the statue last year, the staff told me that to access the torch, you have to open a small gate off of the stairwell at the base of the neck, then literally crawl thru a passageway under her right shoulder to the base of a long, thin ladder which leads to the torch’s tiny door. Maintenance workers have said it is NOT an easy climb. It is also not very safe, either. The staff told me the wind can cause the torch to sway up to four feet in any direction. Imagine being up on that tiny balcony with barrier lower than your waist and having the entire thing start shaking.

[rodhanson]

I went inside the statue in 1993 and was awed when i saw the copper frame then I went up the stairs to the head, i was disappointed when I couldn't get to the torch but the view from the head was amazing

[CuteAndFunnyConnoisseur]

*What's Inside Statue Of Liberty No Tourist Can See*

GTA IV players: *Pathetic*

[tonyg.]

There’s a ladder inside the Statue of Liberty, and if you climb the ladder you’ll reach its heart

[Davezv]

Need to do your fact checking its a ladder to the torch, not a staircase.

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[Spot-The-Difference]

Nice video. Never would have guessed! :)

[mamdouh-Tawadros]

The Statue was originally designed for the Suez Canal in Egypt. Bartholdi did not craft the basic design of Liberty specifically for America. As a young man, he had visited Egypt and was enchanted by the project underway to dig a channel between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.

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[deanmartin]

Everybody knows there is a door, stairs, and a drain inside of the statue of liberty! Oh and of course the waste room!

[carealoo]

Bold of you to assume we have 25 friends

[zacaitoumessaoud]

Nice stuff for my big old brain to learn.

[rosemariemann]

2 mins 17 seconds....
It's Paul Newman !
(Wonderful statue,
beautifully crafted)
🇺🇲😊💕🇬🇧🌎💕🇺🇲

[RedHotMessResell]

It’s hard to believe that statue is pretty lightweight for how big it is. But makes sense.

[biswaranjansendha]

It's a very crucial information for a thief 😂😂

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Woww!!! Great details about statue of Liberty. This man is soo knowledge

[stanmarsh]

Thanks for the gift France I love that statue 🗽