I prebooked this which was wise as the Museum Workshop is very popular. Only a small group are allowed into the Musuem for each session. The session lasts up to two hours. We were lucky to Have Gary Susan present on the day. The museum is intimate which is to my mind a perfect way to present the information on... more

A well organised and appropriate way of honouring those who died in 9/11. It was suitable for our children ages 6 to 16 years more

My husband and I recently took our 6 grandchildren (ages 4 to 16), daughter and daughter-in-law to this musuem and everyone throught it was superb. We were very fortune that Gary (the photographer) actually dropped in during our tour and personally authographed the book that we purchased there. I would highly recommend this "small" museum to everyone. It was so... more

I'm not usually emotional about tragedies throughout the world, but this experience makes what happened on 9/11/01 VERY real and personal and shows how something horrible can bring out the good in people. When you walk into the room, you will probably be like I was... "this is it?!". But after about 10 minutes in there, you will forget you... more

It gave me chills to see such a nicely put together collection of items from the tragic 9/11 sight! It was also nice to be able to walk around, and even touch many of the items, while listening to touching stories on the headsets at your own leasure! Many times I was moved to tears, as were others around me,... more

Even though it was only a few 7 years ago, with the fast pace of life you do start to forget. The museum is a reminder that many lives were totally changed in a short hour of time. Was thrilled to see that artifacts were saved and that the photographer had the insight to realize this was a part of... more

I would definitely recommend the Ground Zero Museum Workshop tour as part of your visit to NYC. This is a unique experience in an intimate setting that brings you closer to the aftermath of the World Trade Center terrorist attack than any other place I've visited. Though its contained in a small room, I spent 2 hours listening to the... more

Personal, intimate portraits that detail the humanity of 9/11. Small room, big impact. One of my favorite experiences in NYC. The photographer himself was there during our visit, which made it all the more meaningful as we talked to him. A masterful presentation. more

First off, I do recommend everyone go here. The photos this guy took were amazing and having some artifacts from the WTC is pretty cool. This "museum" is in one room thats probably only 700 square feet in size, I was expecting something larger. Secondly, this attraction takes about two hours to do. I don't recommend people takes kids here... more