Very calm and peaceful area. Clean, well spaced and not crowded. A classy memorial that is beautifully simplistic. Definitely worth going to, the museum staff around the memorial are very friendly and able to answer questions. The survivor tree is something to look out for.

I would recommend a visit to the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation on a visit to New York City. I think it's important to remember this tragic event in the history of the USA and that this should never happen again. On the site of the two towers there are now two huge fountains with water pouring into the holes and further below. Around the edge of the fountains are the names of the people who died during the terrorist attacks in 2001. When I visited the area was quite busy and over all people were being respectful about the memorial. Please be kind to one another so that there is more love in the world.

My wife and were visiting NYC December 22, 2023 to January 1, 2024. We were staying in the midtown area, but one thing we had to do was visit the site of the tragedy of 9-11. We had been to this spot in 2008. Back then there was a huge hole in the ground with construction equipment and workers all over at the bottom. There was a temporary constructed walkway around the hole at that time. We talked with several people who had been there when it happened. It was emotional then, back in 2008. So now on Christmas Eve day, 2023 we were back. The memorial pools are so beautifully done as is the park setting around it. I don't know about others, but I enjoyed being here to see this while at the same time crying for all those lives lost. The horror of the aftermath, the dedication of the heroes who died trying to save lives and those who survived to tell their stories. Everyone should plan to make a pilgrimage here at least once in their lives. I believe the emotions it brings forth by just being here to experience it will make you want to reach out to friends and promote peace for the rest of your life.

We visited this on March 7th and were blown away by it. We done the museum and it is a very eerie feeling down there. Knowing what happened that day and the lives lost. Listening back to family audio of loved ones who were lost in this tragedy. The overall experience is worth visiting and you can spend hours on end here, listening to the audio alone is heartbreaking. Definitely worth a visit

One of the most iconic buildings not only in NY but all over this world ! No 1 place to visit when in NY .. so much of history and so many emotions behind this building . This is the iconic symbol of New York and very easily accessible with public transportation.. Path train from Newark stops just next to WTC . There is also a museum outside the tower which is very expensive . About 33-36$ entry tickets. Wish they made it a little cheaper for everyone to see and learn all stories of this wonderful place . Couldn’t locate many restrooms but I’m sure there are few . Parking is very ever expensive all around this place . We parked few blocks away.. can go here any number of times to witness this beauty . Just love this place .

Planned a trip to New York in March and one of the main things I wanted to do was visit here, and it was truly amazing. This is something that we will always remember and the memorial for all those was emotional. As I was walking around I was remembering where I was on that day and when I first heard about it. All those years ago and it still doesn’t feel that long ago. Anyone taking a trip to New York should definately go and take a look around.

I grew up in Jersey and watched the twin towers being built. 9/11 left a hole in my heart. The fact that they left the foot print and made a memorial fills the hole. This is so well done. I actually cried visiting this for the first time. A tasteful tribute. I’m sad and satisfied at the same time. Highly recommended!