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Reflect on the events of September 11, 2001 when visiting the poignant 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Listen to personal stories of remembrance & resilience…
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The 9/11 Memorial is a place where you can learn about the terrible events of September 11th, 2001, and reflect on what it means to you - either as an American, or as an international visitor. What are some of the points not to be missed?
Two one-acre pools, with biggest artificial waterfalls in North America, stand exactly where the Twin Towers were. The names of those who died are listed on the pool walls.
This film examines the day's events, compiling interviews with prominent figures such as George W. Bush. It runs daily every half hour, lasting for about a quarter of an hour.
This callery pear tree amazingly survived the downfall of the buildings. It was restored and is now a symbol of rebirth. Its seedlings are donated each year to communities in need.
This huge room contains one of the original, surviving walls of the World Trade Center as well as the Last Column, standing at 36 feet and decorated with recovered remnants.
The museum allows you to interact with artifacts and voice clips from September 11th.
The outdoors parts are probably best experienced when the city is not covered in snow. Summer is of course tourist season, so note that it will be more crowded then.
Be as quiet and respectful as possible, as some visitors - including those who knew victims - will want to use it as a place to quietly reflect.
The exhibitions may not be appropriate for children under the age of 10 - especially if they are liable to make a lot of noise.
Security screening is mandatory before entry. Only bags measuring under 8 x 17 x 19 inches are permitted inside the memorial - larger bags can be stored.
Fantastic memorial, well created and reinforced by information from the past, present and thinking for the future. It sets the tone for positive outcomes and actions of us all as we work toward a better world. Pretty emotional at a number of places in the memorial. Focused is on what’s superficial And what is MOST important in life. We were so sorry so many good lives were lost before their time and send positive vibes to their families and friends.
Beautiful views. Sat at the bar and had our two drinks. Bought the “skip the line” ticket which meant you don’t have to wait in line at the ticket office... but you still have to wait in a slow moving line to get to the elevators. The guy in front of me was asking about why he was waiting in line when he bought a “skip the line” ticket.. The employee explained he needed a “priority" ticket to get around the line. A great thing to do when in NYC!!
Really appreciated the presentation that Benoit gave of the tragic events of 911. The extra insights were worth the cost of the Tour. You just don't get that kind of information from a book or website. I would recommend this tour (and tour guide) to anyone who visits NYC.
So we’ll done, even with all the bitter memories on that bright blue day none of us can forget. This was my second visit and I saw more than I had seen the last time. Helps us never to forget the heroes, the fallen, and all the families marked by such a tragic day...
Every person should go to the 9/11 Memorial Musuem. It was well done and took our breaths away. It felt like we were right back to the morning of 9/11/01. Beautiful way to pay respect to those affected by this tragedy and very informative.
