Amazing place to visit, a reality check of life when you see inside the museum. Felt nothing but admiration & love to all of those who lost their lives or missing.

This museum is a special place to go to get the real feel of what the first responders went through after 9/11. A very emotional experience to visit here.

Tranquil and eerie, beautifully done. No one should forget the horrors of 911 and America has made sure no one will. Very tactful the way they've done it. If it doesn't bring a tear to your eye your not human.

It's sad to see this place but people are remembered who gave their lives. I would highly recommend people to visit this place. It was good to show our children the place and share what happened. Will never forget it.

This place is a touching tribute to those who lost their lives there. We did the audio tour(headphones) for $7 a person. I found it to be confusing because it wasn't exactly in order and took some time to find the place you wanted it...More

The museum is an amazing collection of photographs and artifacts. What's more is the thought and compassion put into the presentation, the audio recordings and the entire museum itself. My boys (13 & 11) left with a better understanding of what happened that day and...More

This was an amazing experience. While I was quite familiar with the events of 9/11, I was not very familiar with all of the efforts post 9/11 to recover the remains of those that died. I was both filled with sadness at all of the...More

This is a small venue that is full of amazing pictures, items donated & found at ground zero . Gary has done a fantastic job putting this all together very respectfully. The tour is brilliant & very informative. When in New York this is a...More

This is the place to visit in NYC it is heartwarming and breaking to see how the area has recovered in the last 15 years .The museum is amazing and the price is worth Would definitely recommend this to all and easy to get too...More

What an amazing tribute to those who died on 9/11. I have been going to New York for many years and I have seen many stages of ground zero. This was my first visit the museum and no words can really describe it. Its something...More