911 Museum New York

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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Oct 31, 2024
We went on guided tour of the memorial pools and museum. We met at the blue guided tour location and were supplied with headsets - these worked well and the talk around the pools and ground zero was … Full review by kunduku
Oct 16, 2024
After the boat tour to the Statue of Liberty ( not recommended because of a very bad organization) and walking through Wall Street ( where people were queuing to take a picture with the bull), we arr… Full review by s0phie_2024
Oct 15, 2024
Been in here twice and I can stil feel the pain and horror from that day. A must visit place if you are at NYC given its historic importance. I recommend the talk tour (not just mere admission ticket… Full review by m0ta17
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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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how long does it take to see
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Can't comment about the museum but you can appreciate the 9/11 memorial fountains with a 30-minute visit.
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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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