9/11 Memorial & Museum (solo trip)

It was pricey for the museum and going in the new tower all the way to the top but it was definitely worth it. Just walking around I was amazed at how beautiful everything was because the last time I was there I was doing search and rescue. If you plan on parking nearby it's going to cost you show me a good plans do some research and enjoy the whole day there.

The 9/11 Memorial is a deeply moving and powerful place that honors the lives lost and the resilience of those who carried on. Standing beside the reflecting pools where the Twin Towers once stood is an emotional experience that words can hardly capture. The design is both beautiful and solemn, with every name carefully inscribed as a reminder of the human impact of that day. The sound of the wate...

I would say this is probably the one among the only places that is still clean and non-smelly in entire of New York all the tourist places are a mess, smelly, dirty, full of trash. This was good. I went a little late at the time. It was almost closed, but Arts peaceful and a nice nicely design. They put some they put a lot of thought in designing this. I could feel the how bad it was when it happe...

Buy tickets in advance. Allow more time than the recommended 60-90 mins, especially if you are old enough to remember where you were when you heard the news or saw it unfold. Highly moving exhibits bring the victims front and center of your visit, making the experience all the more personal and emotional. Be prepared. However, it is an experience I highly recommend. Those who forget history are bo...

This museum was the main thing I wanted to do when I visited New York for the first time. Buying my ticket and getting into the museum was easy and organized. The exhibits were well done and organized in a timeline that was easy to follow. There were plenty of staff members to direct people and answer questions as well as a self guided audio tour that was available for purchase. This was a moving ...