Entrada al monumento y museo del 11 de septiembre de NYC con opciones de tour
Descripción
Descubra la poderosa historia de resiliencia en el 9/11 Memorial & Museum de Nueva York. Párate debajo de los imponentes Tridentes de acero, camina junto a las históricas "Escaleras de los Sobrevivientes" y experimenta la tranquila belleza de las piscinas reflectantes ubicadas dentro de las huellas originales del World Trade Center. Construido directamente sobre los cimientos de la roca angular, este monumento de renombre mundial ofrece un viaje profundamente conmovedor a través de los recuerdos personales y la historia global que reformó las relaciones transatlánticas modernas. Reserve sus entradas hoy mismo para garantizar la entrada y experimentar uno de los encuentros culturales más conmovedores del mundo occidental.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Descendiendo 70 pies en los cimientos del World Trade Center, el Museo del 11 de Septiembre abarca 110.000 pies cuadrados de espacio de galería. Los visitantes entran más allá de dos "Tridentes" de acero de 80 pies antes de descender junto a las "Escaleras de los Sobrevivientes" —la ruta de escape final para cientos— y la enorme pared de lodo. Entre los remanentes, los viajeros se encuentran con "Impact Steel" doblado de las zonas de colisión y el camión de bomberos Ladder 3 aplastado, en honor a los socorristas. En el interior, la memoria personal se encuentra con la historia global. La galería In Memoriam honra a las 2,983 víctimas a través de paredes de retrato, memorias de audio y recuerdos. Al lado, las exposiciones históricas detallan el día minuto a minuto utilizando imágenes de noticias, transcripciones de tráfico aéreo y artefactos personales, mientras examinan el panorama de seguridad posterior al 11 de septiembre y el legado internacional que da forma a nuestro mundo moderno.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Entrada gratuita para niños menores de 6 años
- Todos los visitantes serán controlados por seguridad estilo aeropuerto.
- No se permite el reingreso después de salir del edificio.
- La fotografía está permitida únicamente para uso privado y no comercial.
- Los bolsos grandes, incluidas mochilas, paraguas grandes y otros artículos que se consideren así, están sujetos a almacenamiento obligatorio en el guardarropa.
- Prohibido el uso de celulares para conversar en espacios expositivos y teatro
- Por favor recuerde que el Memorial y el Museo son lugares de recuerdo y reflexión tranquila. Pedimos que todos los visitantes respeten este lugar hecho sagrado por la trágica pérdida.
Opiniones(6,628)
This experience is extremely moving and worth your time. It was not too crowded with a timed entry and all were respectful and helpful.
Traveler should definetely visit this area. I believe you will walk out with more knowledge regarding what took place on that day.
Must do even if not cheerful Very educational and tons of explanations I recommend the audio guide
This was my 3rd visit and my husband’s second. My first visit was not long after the museum had opened but we both visited in 2024; unfortunately, the tour we took then spent so much time outside, we hardly saw anything in the museum and we wanted to put that right this visit. We didn’t join a tour but decided to see the museum at our own pace. It is a really excellent museum and a fitting tribute to those who lost their lives or were impacted by the events of 9/11. It really is an incredible museum. The museum blends architecture, archaeology and both historical and personal records to tell the history of the 9/11 attacks and the 1993 World Trade Center bombing at the site where the Twin Towers once stood. The museum is located within the original foundations of the Twin Towers and the space preserves the "Last Column" (the final piece of steel removed from Ground Zero), the Survivors' Stairs and the blue tiled wall, all of which are significant reminders but one exhibit in particular stopped me in my tracks and that was the damaged FDNY Ladder Company 3 fire truck. Heart breaking. The museum is a place to take your time, read the information and understand the stories behind the exhibits. It is mentally, emotionally and physically draining but we believe it is must see for anyone visiting NYC.
The Memorial Museum was a great experience. I suggest you attend the movie options that are included in your ticket. They gave a perspective on the attacks of the towers and how the city of New York got involved to help their fellow people. The museum gave a great perspective of what happened on 9/11. This is a can't miss attraction.
Yes, everyone should experience this history that has grown this country closer together. The memories of those who lost their lives. Will live on within each one of us forever.
Very heartbreaking and it brought me back to that day. My son who wasn’t born yet got see what we all saw that day.
Had a great experience at the 9/11 Memorial.... So much to see and understand away from general media. Tickets and entry through Viator were excellent, providing a smooth and seamless entry.
This was a moving experience for us all. Tastefully presented pieces. Would highly recommend visiting.
Buy tickets online before you go so you dont have to wait in long line. We didn’t do this until we got there and saw the line. I got on my phone and ordered and walked passed all the people in line for tickets. Take the tour with guide option. We were in a group of about 20 and the guide was very passionate and knowledgeable.
