New York Travel: National September 11 Memorial & Museum - 9/11 Museum

The National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York provides a detailed account of the events of 9/11. This tragic event is well-known to our generation. The site of the Twin Towers has been transformed into a memorial pool, with the names of the victims engraved on it. Visitors can be seen paying their respects with white roses. The basement has been converted into the 9/11 National Memorial Museum, which not only documents the events but also preserves many artifacts and tells the stories of the victims, survivors, and rescuers. Every visitor's expression is solemn, hoping that such a tragedy never happens again. Spectacular Slurry Wall: The concrete wall surrounding the foundation of the Twin Towers, which remained intact during the event. (Photo 2) The Last Column: The last column removed during the cleanup, covered with messages and photos from New Yorkers expressing their condolences. (Photos 3, 4) Deformed Steel Beams: Steel beams that were deformed due to extreme force and high temperatures, illustrating the intensity of the situation. (Photo 5) Survivors Stairs: This staircase remained intact as the building collapsed, providing a crucial escape route for hundreds of people. (Photo 6) Damaged Fire Truck: The first fire truck to arrive at the scene was destroyed by debris when the Twin Towers collapsed, commemorating the over 300 firefighters who lost their lives that day. (Photos 7, 8) Damaged World Trade Center Antenna: The antenna on top of the Twin Towers was also destroyed during the event. (Photo 9) Name: National September 11 Memorial & Museum Address: 180 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10007 Hours: 09:00-19:00 Tickets: US$33