世贸大厦遗址博物馆工作室

远远就看见了这片施工中的工地，醒目的标语昭示着这里曾经经历的疮痍。走到这片区域便感觉很肃穆。不过十年过去了，这样的重建速度有些慢啊。

世贸中心遗址 正在重建 所以理论上每次去看到的都不一样 旁边有个911纪念馆 看着很震撼 也很感人 总体上这里不是看风景的 而是感受那种人文力量的

它是这座城市最好的博物馆之一。工作间非常个性化,你可以按照自己的进度参观图片和艺术品。我参观的时候,博物馆的创建者Gary Marlon Suson私下欢迎了我们,还回答了关于那些图片的问题。参观工作间是一次让人非常感动的经历。博物馆的每个细节都被高雅的展出了,用以表达对那些为恢复世贸中心而不懈努力的人们。这对当地人来说是间很棒的博物馆,也是个人城市之旅的好去处。

最近我刚从纽约回来,我和我的家人,包括我3个十几岁的儿子,去那里进行了为期7天的旅游。旅游之前,我查阅了很多信息,而且特别渴望去参观这座博物馆。你需要提前订票,因为这里每次只允许25人的小团队入内。在指定的时间内,我们和热心的导游会合后,就被带入博物馆那个小小的大厅。我们坐在了其它20位游客中间,然后导游跟我们讲了些游览过程中的注意事项。当即我就意识到,这就是我们要参观的博物馆了。我记不起我为什么会对这里报那么大希望,但当时,我真的有点被这里的小规模震惊到。我们看了两段移动视频,视频的内容是博物馆的运营背景以及这里怎样与历史事件联系在一起的。然后,我们就自由地参观了那些感人的照片,听了一些重要的录音。照片和录音记录的是发生在911事件中以及后来那段时间的一些个人情感故事。这里并没有什么,但会让人肃然起敬。这里不仅仅是简单地表现一架飞机撞到两座大厦的过程,他们把照片很好的组合在一起,并将两座大厦及周边的环境完美地进行了重现。我和妻儿孩子们在所有地方都虔诚的走着、听着,对这里产生敬意。一个小时后,我们参观完了博物馆,接着在博物馆中间默默地坐了好几分钟。当我们一个个整理好自己的情绪后,都感慨地说这里是911的深度呈现,也是献给那次事故的最好礼物。那个星期我们在纽约做了很多事情,所有的项目都很好,没有让我们失望,这真是个了不起的城市。当旅程结束我们回到家中,祖父母及朋友问到孩子们旅程中最精彩的部分是什么时,所有人都说是那座博物馆。我们是个幸福的家庭,一起去过世界很多地方旅游,永远记住和家人来这里出游一定会是美妙的时光。在这座博物馆度过的那个下午将会永远印在我们家人心中。谢谢那些把这里建立起来的好心人。上帝会保佑那些在911事件中受牵连的人。如果你没来过这里,我想说你一定要来!

这是一座小型博物馆,所有展品都在一个房间,包含的信息很丰富。我们参观了2个小时,一开始是先看录像,接着导游很富有同情心的跟我们简单介绍了一下这里。博物馆主人盖瑞?苏森 同时也是政府的摄影师,他制作了可以自控的音频向导,你可以在它的帮助下自由参观。展品很多,其中包括有很多令人惊叹的照片和来自世贸中心的私人物品。这里的一切都和重建以及整个民族有关,强烈的表达了反对9·11恐怖袭击事件的决心,令人很感动,很值得来看看。

我完全被深深地震撼了,这份记忆将伴随我一生。如果你来纽约的话,一定不要错过!我14岁的儿子也跟我一样沉醉其中,我相信对于他来说也是永恒的记忆。当你手中握着世贸中心的一小片玻璃,看见飞机的残片,这样的场景让人终身难忘!对所有幸存者的敬意从心底油然而生,还有那些在911的时候有亲人离开的人们。我肯定还会再来的,谢谢那些留下如此震撼瞬间的照片和残骸,才使得整个世界有机会来铭记那一刻。愿世界永远和平!!!

我相信大多数人对911恐怖事件记忆犹新(太不幸了)。我一直想更深入了解那天发生的情况和之后留下的问题。最近终于有机会去了趟纽约,我有幸找到了归零地,像大多数初次来纽约的人一样,我最先参观的就是这里。毫无疑问,这个地方你必须来看看!

To fully appreciate the enormity of the disaster this place is a must visit. They have put together an excellent exhibit for all to understand.

Visited the Ground Zero Museum/Memorial in March. Its a very popular place with good reason. The NY authorities have done a fantastic job with creating such a marvelous facility. Once you enter its a vast place with a lot of amazing remnants from that terrible day. It was very poignant for me visiting from London. The last time I had visited NY was 18 years ago and the Twin Towers were still standing, and I have a video of myself standing in front of them. There were hundreds of people vsiting when I was there but everyone was very quiet and respectful. I suggest you need 2 or 3 hours to see everything, it does bring home the horror of the event. there are many personal belongings and memories which brings everything to life. Very well done to everyone involved in putting this memorial together. A must see in NY.

To call this experience a museum does not do justice to the thought and tribute at this memorial. We were overwhelmed by the feelings during our visit to this site and to the many examples of bravery shown by new York citizens. It was an unforgettable day one that will stay with us for a long time and the four hours we spent there made a lasting impression of courage and sadness.

The visit to 911 was humbling and emotional so well done in terms of the history, construction and paying respect to those who list their lives

How do you describe this very poignant experience without being disrespectful.The sheer enormity of this historic event is captured in this very thoughtful museum.

At first when you walk in there doesn't seem to be anything there,but as you go further down it was mind blowing.There was so much to take in and was very saddened by it all.Everything 9/11 was there,the missing people posters,damaged fire trucks,shops,people's clothing that were worn on that day as well as part of the planes that hit the Twin Towers.Peoples stories,how they witness what went on or how they survived it.If you are interested in the events of 9/11 this is not to be missed.There is so much and quite a few small films that last around 4 minutes each it will take around 3 hours + if you decide to take in what's there.I would go again if I get to NYC in the near future.

This is a must see Museum. Spend 4 (short) hours inside. Very emotional place. My wife was reduced to tears while I had the biggest lump in my throat ever. You can tell by the staff expressions that they were very grateful that you took the time to go see it. One of the first things I noticed as I walked through the doors was the tissue stations. That's when I realised it was about to get emotional. The NYPD who patrol the Museum also nod to you as a thanks for visiting. We will never forget the experience ever.

I was a bit skeptical about how much there was to see - I WAS AMAZED!! The museum contains a lot of artifacts - and tells a lot of stories.