A piece of American history that gives a glimpse into the American psyche. Central to the exhibition are the people who died. Names, photographs and testimonies are tasteful, moving and somber. Interesting display on Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda.

The site of the two towers which were destroyed in the terrorist attack in 2001 has become a very poignant place to visit. Located in the financial district of Manhattan where once there were two bustling office blocks there is now two waterfalls into the ground. Surrounding the two squares are recorded the names of the people who perished in the tragedy. I would recommend visiting this place as it should be a place for contemplation. We should never allow our differences to be so big that we choose to take the lives of others to get our point across and hopefully this is something that this park now represents.

Came here to visit the 9/11 Memorial Pools. The park, as well as the pools, are well-maintained. Lots of people are here in the afternoon, but it's surprisingly quiet, besides the sound of the water running in the pools. A very somber site to visit, which makes you grateful for life. Nice display of the names & a memorial for the firemen lost is on site as well. A must visit while you're in NYC.

On first day of new York trip stopped here as only right to pay respects. Extremely humbling to see it. An absolute must for anyone visiting the city to pay respects

This experience was genuinely tearful and although it was incredible don’t come if you are easily upset as it is very sad. The centre is beautiful and so is the surrounding area, the memorial is heartwarming and incredibly well built. It is so sad seeing all of the names and especially the white roses that are placed there on their birthdays. Beautiful place, definitely recommend.