9/11 Tribute Museum and Memorial Walking Tour

Visit the 9/11 Tribute Museum and take a walking tour of the 9/11 Memorial during your time in New York City.

Learn about what happened on September 11th, 2001 from the those that experienced. On the walking tour, you'll visit the 9/11 Memorial and hear personal stories from that tragic day. You'll also have access to the 9/11 Tribute Museum, where you can learn more and pay your respects to the many lives that were lost.

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[xDrFelgodx]

I was in the 8th grade leaving for school when the news broke. Brought my mom into tears and I will never forget that day

[_mangcherrysda_]

I wasn't even born when this happened, but this event truly hit me hard, I can't imagine what people who have lost their families in the attack feel like.

[unitthinblueline]

I was 3 almost 4 years old on 9/11. It’s one of the reasons why I’m working finishing up becoming a firefighter

[jc]

The museum is very well done but it can get quite overwhelming too. I am glad NYC honored the space of where it happened with the two fountains and a museum and did not turn it back into real estate. A must see for anybody visiting, it is important to never forget.

[avahoang]

I was not born when the attacks took place, but my uncle, Matthew Blake Wallens worked in the northern tower in New York and was killed. My family was devastated, they loved Blake so much. Though I never had the chance to meet him, I know he was an amazing person. May he rest in peace.

[alex_harnar_]

20 years ago…we watched 2, 977 innocent men and women lose their lives in the chorus of 1 hour and 42 minutes…
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It was a day of terror, tears & triumph. Innocent lives were taken….ordinarily people were made into heroes…and our nation changed forever. I will forever love America, it’s my land, my home that gave me life, and I never give up on making my great country a better place, no matter how f’’ked up it gets. #neverforget 🇺🇸 🦅✌️

[basilthomas]

Never forget 9/11. Lots were going on with their days when their days turned out to be one of the darkest of their lives.

[crystalreynolds]

I remember that day it was bad but I don’t think I can bring my self to look at it

[angyluzarmendaris]

Never forget those who died to save others! I was one of those firefighter heros my name was david Gregory arce i was 36 years old when I died died in the north tower coming down. 🙁☹️☹️

[hejavmp]

I was 6 . My mom got to me and bought me home from my school I was at home and I saw a plain hitting the tower a was watching that so many time and then, I saw the towers collabsing