911 Memorial and World Trade Center Tour

In addition to the memorial pools, you will also see the Survivor Tree, the Occulus, The FDNY Memorial Wall, The Sphere, America’s Response Monument, St. Paul's Chapel, and much more.

Katie will explain the background behind the memorial and museum as well as the surrounding buildings that make up the land once dubbed Ground Zero, including One World Trade and its observation deck.

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[coco]

Thank you for doing this, as a disabled young woman I will never be able to visit new york due to my on going health issues. This means a lot. Thank you again, just wish I was able to go inside the museum and visit.

[JayTheRed]

I visited the memorial in 2019 just before Covid-19 and it was the most eerie experiences of my life. Even with all the noise, it felt strangely quiet, I know that sounds a bit weird, but the water seemed to drown out the chaos. I will never forget the day I spent here and I feel deeply sorry for the people it impacted so tragically.

[samidalao]

I was there just today (9/12/21). I saw an adult man touching the name of a loved one and weeping! It really shook me to the core. #NeverForget

[Obiter]

The hydroponic system under the plaza that recycle the pool water and feeds the trees is an amazing engineering marvel. Your tour was very nicely done.

[Emma-rrkp]

I remember visiting this. I was only 8 and had little understanding but I was heartbroken about it. I looked at every name and said a prayer for their family’s. I hung over the side admiring the pools. We were there for hours and my parents said I was raised right to pay all that respects. They said it was a little thing from a big heart

[nuyourrican]

Absolutely appreciated, as a native New Yorker currently living in Orlando. Tour was beautifully done. I was born and raised in The Bronx. I was 24 when I saw the towers attacked live on tv and it still breaks my heart at the memories of it. I had been to them many times over the years. As a family, we always made it a part of our tour spots whenever family came to visit us in NYC. Thank you so much for doing and sharing this video. Truly means a lot. Besides the many lives lost and impacted that day, our skyline has never been the same and that’s been heartbreaking to see your home attacked and changed in this way. Virtual hugs. #NeverForgotten #UnitedWeStand or at least many of us still do.

[whatever]

Im so impressed by your knowledge of this area of the city, the details and the way you storytell is amazing

[aeromaximon]

Glad to see that the WTC is being rebuild one building at a time. This is a testament to the resilience of not just NYC, but America as a whole.

[Gamers-xibl]

I am so proud to say that the main trade center that was rebuilt is 1, 776 feet to comemorate the number of the year of when America declared independence. Good for you NYC!!! Let the pride of this country flow and spread far!

I want to go here and see all of the city again. I came here, well the city, back in 2007....I was 16. They were still in the major process of building the new twin trade center. If I come to this city again to tour, I wlll go to the memorial and all that is featured in this video. This day should NEVER be forgotten. R.I.P

[dawncarrick]

Thank you so very much for that very good tour. As a south African I most probably will never get to New York city and it felt like I was right there in memorial park. I just want to mention that the priest, Father Judge who the first responders carried out after the first tower collapsed, they went and laid his body on the altar at St. Paul's. I've watched every documentary on 9/11 and that was something that stuck with me. Once again thank you so much

[MagnumMike]

I was there in September 2018 and it wasn't easy seeing all those names on the memorials and knowing that two structures formerly occupied the two sites and it was eerie knowing that about 2, 800 innocent people who showed up for work on that Tuesday morning 20 years ago and they lost their lives for no reason. Let's hope we never face such a horrific day ever again.

[deletdis]

I saw The Sphere in battery park back in 2002 when I visited NYC with my grandparents.
Seeing it again here brought back lots of memories.

[Goldrefinedthrufire]

I like this lady. First video with basically a tour guide that knows so much and doesn't just film randomly. Thank you!

[dvchel]

27:53 Such an iconic comment to make: _"man, everyone knows where they were"_ etc.

[angealhewley]

You were very through with your tour, it was beautiful. Thank you so much.

[Kari]

27:27 I’ve seen the north and south tower memorials thousands of times, but I’ve never seen or even heard of this mural. It’s gorgeous.

[ilze_]

I was 19 from South Africa, starting as an Au pair for the year and saw the World trade centre the week before the tragic event. It's been 20 years but I will never forget that they. It will forever be a part of me, understanding and sharing this emotional day and every year on 9/11, I remember in honour of every person fallen and impacted by it and will never forget your patriotism♥️

[fana]

The survivalist tree was extremely sentimental and enduring.

[stephanieevans]

Thank you so much for such an interesting and informative tour. I'm in UK and would love to visit New York one day to see the beautiful memorial plaza and the new buildings, which are awesome in design. So much I didn't know, but loved the story of the survivor tree, very moving and poignant. The first responders were so brave and courageous that day and beyond, its heartbreaking how many were lost. A day nobody will ever forget, but to see how New York has rebuilt, provides hope for the future. Thank you again and best wishes to all in New York from UK.

[mirkakuczun]

Thank You with all my heart for this film. I cry for each person who died here.Your full of details explanations about the full of love monument, especially by listing the names by connotations helped me to suffer less for these lost human beings.God bless You.