9/11 Memorial

I can’t say enough about this memorial! I was 11 when the towers fell and, ever since, always wanted to visit ground zero. I pictured it in my mind se.. Read more »veral times, but it was nothing like I’d imagined it would be. When one thinks of NYC, they think loud, busy, chaotic. The 9/11 memorial, however, lends a calming sense of peace right in the middle of all of the chaos. Walking around each of the fountains, one will find the names of those lost which may have a white rose placed on it. The staff goes through each day and adds a white rose to the names of people whose birthday it is that day. While there, it seemed as if time stood still and all differences were set aside. Such a captivating experience!

What can be said about a memorial to one of the most harrowing moments in American (and potentially world) history? Simply standing at ground zero is .. Read more »charged enough. You can feel the weight of the area, and the large installations only serve to deepen the somberness of the experience. Both sections of the outdoor memorial fountains are placed directly where the towers once stood, and feature raised slabs tastefully naming each person who departed from us as a result of the attack. The museum is an entirely different beast. The atmosphere is so heavy, and beautifully represents its purpose. To be completely honest, it feels a bit gauche to attempt to critically review an area of such significance any further, so I'll leave it at this: you won't regret visiting. Whether it's just to the two memorials outdoors, or the museum as well, you will remember every bit of it.

I was very emotional being in this Museum. Beautiful Museum. One of my memorable trip to New York City. It would have been nice if they have more arti.. Read more »facts inside the museum !! like a squad cars, civilian cars that was impacted in 911. they only have Firefighters truck and some bicycles. But it's still a beautiful Museum I recommend anyone that take a trip to New York City to visit the 9/11 Museum it's worth it...

Only got to see the memorial but my gosh is it absolutely beautiful. The memorial is breathtaking as well as super serene and tranquil. A nice place t.. Read more »o reflect and take in NYC and it’s history both good and bad. I would come here again as the memorial is free and just take it in. Such a peaceful spot, they did a great job with this memorial. It’s nice that such beauty could come out of such a tragic event but this is a nice way to commemorate all those who were lost. ❤️

This is honestly one of my favorite places to visit. The history and the spirit here is incredible. Even though it's a memorial of such a tragic and t.. Read more »errible event, I feel a sense of hope and determination in the buildings and in the people here. I've visited before, and I'll definitely visit again. I'm excited to see what the World Trade Center will look like with all of the towers finished and looming tall. God bless this memorial, and God bless America!

Worth the visit! Well laid out museum paying proper tribute to 9/11/2001, it's victims and its heroes. They have it set up where you only go one way .. Read more »as you walk through which works nicely. The beginning half or so is big open areas you walk through with beams and other parts taken from the towers. About halfway through you enter another exhibit which goes through the timeline of the events of 9/11 and have audio to listen to and short video clips to watch and hundreds of artifacts from the site and the people. This part is truly amazing to see how they have put this together. For myself and my husband it was a painful memory to walk through. For my 10 year old son who has learned about this only in history lessons, he said it was amazing how they had all of that to display. We spent a good 3 hours going through. Recommended!!

This is a must see! Such a great learning opportunity for my kiddos and I. I was younger when this tragedy happen... it was great to learn so much mor.. Read more »e and feel the full impact. You could spend hours in here! A day I will never forget the exact moment it happen and the feelings I had as a younger child. Maybe I missed it, but would have loved to see stories of some survivors

Absolutely beautiful and touching memorial and museum in the exact place of the twin tours that fell in 2001. This memorial in New York City gets mill.. Read more »ions of visitors a year. I would highly recommend visiting this site as it just makes it more real to think that this is exactly where the towers stood. Tip: make sure you bring your camera and maybe with a wide angle lens because this park is way bigger than it looks.

Does anyone actually consider this to be a park? I understand the significance and meaning of the location and memorial, but as a park, this is a fai.. Read more »lure. Few areas to relax or sit, not enough shade from the sun, few plots of grass, and an overall hostile presence by police. It truly feels like a destination designed for tourists only and not actual residents.

We had planned to go to the memorial in our short stay in NYC. But we didn't know about the museum. We made changes to spend the morning at the museum.. Read more » and were glad we did. It was well done and helped us remember that tragic day in 2001. If you have time at all, make sure to make time for this. It's pricey but worth it. My wife and I thought it was such a great memorial showing honor to all those that lost their lives.

Beautiful museum! It was an unforgettable experience. Made me tear up watching short clips of 9/11 and all the pictures of the twin towers. I went for.. Read more » a school trip and it was a very educational and emotional experience. I recommend this museum ?

Everyone should visit this beautiful place, at least once in their life! It was very emotional, as I can remember exactly where I was on September 11.. Read more », 2001. My family visited New York, the summer of 2019. It was amazing! We hit all the top “must sees.” We saved the 9/11 Memorial & Museum on the last day. It’s a place where you’ll feel blessed to live in the USA. A place that helps you understand the magnitude of how many precious lives that were lost; including many lives of our first responders, trying to save as many lives as possible. It’s a place that made me even more proud to be an American! God bless those whose lives were lost, & the families & friends of those people as well.?? ?#ALWAYSREMEMBERNEVERFORGET?

First time visiting the site. An emotional walk back to one of the most unfortunate events in the history of the country. Respect to those who risked .. Read more »their lives to save lives on that unfortunate day. Great job by the authorities, excavators, and engineers to preserve the history. A must see while in NYC.

I wish I were there to see the Twin Towers, they looked very amazing! The memorial looks very beautiful at night with the One World Trade Center (Free.. Read more »dom Tower). Respect to those who died trying to save other peoples lives. 9/11 will never be forgotten.

First time visiting the site ever, It’s very surreal that 19 years ago the twin towers were burning and ultimately were destroyed The Memorial pools .. Read more »are amazing... You really can’t describe the size of them until you’ve seen them with your own eyes

A very respectable tribute! Cudnt visit the museum but park and pools are really great to visit. WTC and other buildings are worth to watch from the .. Read more »park. Spent a beautiful evening.

The most peaceful respectful and beautiful tribute to everyone and everything we lost. I love coming here. The silence speaks volumes. The space is sa.. Read more »cred. A must visit for anyone who has ever loved NY.

In 2015, the Princess Trans-Atlantic Cruise took me from Rockhampton UK to New York, US. It was just days after 9/11 anniversary. I had to visit this .. Read more »9/11 museum to see first hand some of remains. It was not the most pleasant visit! Today is 9/11 (Melbourne is 14 hours ahead of New York) It was 19 years ago, 2001, I turned on the television in Melbourne to watch late night shows and news, and most were from the US. Then, direct news broadcast from CNN showed repeatedly the moments when the huge planes flew through the Twin Towers,, and black dots fell from the tall buildings. Sadly these ,black dots were desperate human beings trying to escape from such horrific incident. In the streets, people were steaming and crying, and everyone appeared to be in a state of trance, having no idea what was going on. Indeed, the world actually came to an end for many people on this day. The 9/11 Memorial Museum, exhibits the remnants of the Twin Towers and the properties of the deceased. Although the displays of the museum are excellent, I was rather disturbed by what I saw. I question the mentality of human race, who cannot live in harmony. There is so much hatred that leads to conflict and disaster. When will human learn to make this a better and safer world?

It’s closed now due to COVID

This museum is very touching and moving all at the same time.you really feel what people were going through when this tragic happened. Even though the.. Read more » line to get in was very long it moved rather quickly which was good i had ticket prior going. I did not really take any pictures as I did not think it was the best time to but lots of other people did so each to their own.