Visit the 9/11 Memorial at the World Trade Center Site
The 9/11 Memorial is now open to the public, and ALL visits to NYC should attempt to include this powerful, meaningful experience. Although timed passes to the Memorial are free, they are distributed via the nonprofit 9/11 Memorial website and may be difficult to obtain for last minute bookings. We may be able to secure limited passes to the Memorial, provided we have enough advance notice for your group's planned visit.
We feel that all experiences in our great, resilient city are amplified via the hiring of a licensed NYC tour guide, and all our guides provide in depth & detailed history of the World Trade Center, the Tragedy of 9/11 and the future of the WTC site, including the architectural significance of the Memorial Voids, the choice of swamp white oak trees and the Callary Pear "Survivor Tree," the various states of completion on the surrounding buildings, the "Meaningful Adjacencies" of the victim's names and more. Tours last 2 hours and are accompanied by visual storytelling via iPads.
If you'd like to reserve tickets to the 9/11 Memorial, please click here.
If you'd like to book a tour of the 9/11 Memorial, please contact us.
Gallery
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#1 World Trade Center
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The North Memorial Void
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The 9/11 Memorial Museum
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Father Mychal Judge
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Trace the names of the victims
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Matt Apter talking about 9/11 at the World Trade Center Site
