The 9/11 Museum is built beneath the foundations of the former Twin Towers. This visit is a profoundly moving experience tracing the events of September 11, 2001 through artifacts, audio and video testimonies, and personal items of victims. The two Memorial pools on the surface, with the engraved names of 2,977 victims, are free to access.

Highlights

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Built beneath the original Twin Towers foundations

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Deeply moving artifacts, audio and video testimonies

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Two Memorial pools on the surface (free access)

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2,977 victims' names engraved in bronze

Why visit 9/11 Memorial Museum ?

9/11 Memorial Museum is one of New York's most visited museums, and for good reason: its collections offer a fascinating journey through art, history or science. New York has some of the world's finest museums, and this one deserves a spot in your itinerary. Allow enough time to enjoy it fully without rushing.

Practical info

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Address

180 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10007

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Subway

E (World Trade Center) / R/W (Cortlandt St)

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Estimated duration

About 2h

Prices 2026

Adult

$33

Child

$21

⚠️ Go City lists $37.3 (+$4 vs real price). We use real prices.

💡 Our tips

Plan at least 2 hours. Tuesday evenings free entry from 5pm to 8pm (last entry 6pm). Visit the Memorial (free) before the museum. Combine with One World Observatory right next door.

🕐 Best time to visit

Tuesday evenings: free entry 5-8pm (last entry 6pm, expect a line). Otherwise, early morning on weekdays for a more intimate visit.

📌 Good to know

Emotionally intense visit — prepare yourself, especially with children. Plan at least 2 hours. The outdoor Memorial is free 24/7. French audio guide available. Combine with One World Observatory next door.