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The National September 11 Memorial & Museum    

www.911memorial.org
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Through commemoration, exhibitions and educational programs, The National September 11 Memorial & Museum, a nonprofit in New York City, …

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Feb 25, 2025
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum is an incredibly powerful and moving place. The memorial, with its two reflecting pools on the site of the former Twin Towers, evokes deep emotions and mak…Full review by Magnolia F
Feb 25, 2025
Very moving place. The history and the courage that the Americans showed is truly respectable. I recommend anyone to visit if they can. There is a lot to learn about the American resilience. IG LeSt…Full review by LeSteveDujour
Jan 27, 2025
Visiting The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum with my best friends was an incredibly moving experience. The memorial is beautifully designed, and the museum offers such a profound and thoughtful tribu…Full review by C_Vanessa_1982
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The 9/11 Museum, located where the Twin Towers once stood, explores the history of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The museum houses art…
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September 11, 2001, Tuesday morning, 7 am. Flights were bound from New York to points west. By 8:45 am an American Airlines Boein…
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This memorial was erected in the loving memory of all those who lost their lives in the most horrific attack to the US security. The m…
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The National September 11 Memorial & Museum commemorates the September 11, 2001 attacks, which killed 2,977 people, and t…
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Facts

Located:180 Greenwich Street, New York City, NY, 10007
Construction started:March 13, 2006
Architect:Michael Arad of Handel Architects
Type:Memorial and museum

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I have noticed there is also a museum called ground zero, not sure which to visit?
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This is the memorial site with artifacts and info from 911. Not sure what the museum holds but this is a must do!
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how long does it take to see
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I was there for about 2 hours. You can probably see it in less time, but if you want to get the full experience, especially if you get the audio guide, it would take at least an hour and a …
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I was there for about 2 hours. You can probably see it in less time, but if you want to get the full experience, especially if you get the audio guide, it would take at least an hour and a half to 2 hours.
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Where do these programs take place?
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The majority of our programs take place in the Auditorium, located on the Atrium Terrace (second floor) level of the Museum. In the event of a fully...
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Public restrooms are not available in and around the memorial. Restrooms in the museum are available for people with tickets only
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Personal photography is permitted on the grounds of the memorial
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Outside food is prohibited on the premises of the museum. You can purchase food and drinks at the on-site cafe
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Some exhibits may not be suitable for kids under 10. Parental guidance is advised
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On-street parking in lower Manhattan is limited and the Memorial does not provide parking
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As the memorial is a place for 9/11 remembrance and reflection, please refrain from making loud noises or creating a nuisance of any sorts
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Admission is free, and as there are only a couple of rooms, you don't need much time to visit the museum
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Last admission is 2 hours prior closing
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Large bags or backpacks may not be allowed inside the museum
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The museum temperature is between 68 and 72 degrees Fahrenheit. Consider carrying a light-weight jacket to stay warm
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Access hours are from 10 am to 7 pm from Monday to Saturday and from 10 am to 6 pm on Sunday
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The exhibits include a collection of monumental and authentic artifacts along with archives
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It is recommended to take a guided tour to understand the significance of the exhibits
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Here everyone can follow the progress of the work of the World Trade Center
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You have to go online in advance and reserve passes for timed entry
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Introduces its visitors to the 9/11 events from the factual side but also provides authentic stories, artefacts and memories of the victims
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Consider buying your tickets online in advance
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When you buy your ticket, it includes both the museum and the memorial
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Cortlandt St • 3 min walk
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Make a visit to the striking and solemn National September 11 Memorial
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Visitors to the museum can see museum exhibits, attend events at the museum, and access museum educational programs
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You may appreciate the tissue boxes around the museum when experiencing the memorial wall
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Its collection of artifacts, video, photographs and audio create a dignified, reflective exploration of the day of the tragedy
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Visitors to the museum can see museum exhibits, attend events at the museum, and access museum educational programs
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Children under 7 years old are free, but still require a ticket
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The photos, videos and recordings left by people trapped in the towers or the airplanes are even more heartrending
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Offer private tours, which are hosted by family members of victims, first responders, and survivors
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