9/11 Memorial, New York City

Very moving memorial. The fountains are breathtaking and tranquil. There are several benches nearby where you can sit and just take in the sight. Walking around and looking through each of the names is also a moving experience. I highly recommend spending a day at the museum and hearing all of the accounts of that day. Also make sure to visit the survivor tree near the fountains.

One of my favorite places in the city. There’s some special energy there. The fountains are beautiful and very unusual. It is a horrible tragedy that happened with the Twin towers and that so many people died so the monument is a great place to visit to give tribute, remember, and grieve for the terrorist attack. The park around is beautiful and the freedom tower is located right be the pools.

One of of the most important places to go and see in NYC. The memorial is expansive and pays a huge tribute. Don't just see the fountains outside as you will be missing out on the huge amount of dedication that's been put together. I recommend you go to visit as early as you can in the day as it will take a few hours to cover everything, book online to avoid queues. Most of the memorial cannot be photographed so you will have to see it in person. There is a lack of seating throughout the journey so be prepared for a long time walking.

When seen as the the One Freedom Tower, Eternity Memorial and 9/11 Museum ... the visit was bittersweet. A tragedy where people remember that day, not unlike the JFK Assassination, this feels solemn. To see and in cases hear the innocence and faces of the 3000+ victims, one needs to approach respectfully. Glad that we came, definitely cathartic. Can’t imagine only because I lived here, that it felt this way. Americans need to remember the heroes of that day and thereafter.

Remember to make a reservation online to save your time! You will see a big difference if you come here with your prepared tickets. You can also get a free basic ticket online If you are an active duty . It’s a pretty good museum for everyone who wants to know 911 event. When I got into here, I saw what happened in that time like I was there ... yeah and felt sad that so many people died... It’s sad and also a important history for everyone to remember.