We didn't go inside as they were doing renovations on the outside and they were not letting people inside. Outside though was a nice area to walk around and look at some very old head stones and take pictures.

I had a knot in my throat as I was walking through the Chapel. All those helping hands, those wounderful people...... I think every person must have his own feelings and expressions after being in that Chapel. For me it left a mark for life.

This little church was where 9/11 rescuers went for some solace. The letters and tributes contained within will melt your heart. It really brings home the scale of the tragedy. I read one letter from an emergency operator and couldn't help but cry. It was overwhelming.

The area down by WTC is crazy-busy. St. Paul's Chapel has some nice photos and discussion of 09/11, but it's packed with people, and the area as a whole is to be avoided.

I loved the music! The artwork is gorgeous. Simply a beautiful place to stop in see no matter what your religion.

We stumbled upon this church/museum by accident. once inside we stayed until we had read what was written at each display. If you are planning a visit to ground zero this is a must see.

This Chapel was used by George Washington, and his pew is still there. It's historic, tranquil and moving. Be aware that it is still a functional place of worship and not a tourist trap, so you will encounter actual services going on. It's close to the site of the rapidly rising buildings on the World Trade Center site. It's free... More

Our American History.Seeing downtown old New York City where the birth of our nation began great experience if you love American history

grab a snack and have a seat, great location to relax and get your energy back while visiting NYC