did you remember of 911? this place will show you about that tragedy..

When visiting New York you should really visit the Museum. Here there are stories of some of the people who were involved in the event and artefacts that were saved from the wreckages. One story in particular really touched me and I will never forget what I read. We went here and then to see the memorial fountains at ground... More

This is a great site to reflect on what was. Very moving experience to see the Reflection pool, and all the names of the victims. Sad, but moving.

Another must while in NYC.. Being there gave me goosebumps...

We visited the museum last week, and we're lucky enough to be in a group of just 4 (it had only just started opening on Wednesdays apparently), The floor space of the museum is tiny, but packed with amazing photos and stories of the work carried out by the NY fire department following 9-11. It was a really moving experience,... More

Having been up the twin towers many years ago it always amazes me to go back and they are no longer there . Memorial is very nice but you do need tickets to get in which are released twice a day.

If you are in NYC its a must see, its a peaceful location. Great job at capturing the memories of those who vanished

We had read the trip advisor reviews and the little museum lived up to the "hype." Viewing the images & artifacts from Ground Zero from the Official Photographer was an important first stop before heading to the 9-11 Memorial Pools and made even more important when Gary Marlon Suson stopped in and spoke with us for a few minutes. He... More

To see what happened here is chilling. The response of our fellow citizens to try and help others is very encouraging in this day of self gratification.