Visit Memorial Museum 9/11 and World Trade Center

If you’re in New York, you can’t miss the guided tour into the heart of New York City’s history. Visit with a local guide the 9/11 Memorial Museum and the World Trade Center, with Evolved Guide. During the 9/11 Memorial Museum tour, you will relive the despair of this city and get to learn about the history of that event. In front of the 9/11 Memorial Plaza, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, and the 9/11 Tribute Museum, you must be silent while respecting the fallen. While touring the 9/11 Memorial in New York City, you will have the opportunity to visit the Memorial Plaza, where the twin towers once stood, there are now two large pools. Here you will notice the Survivor Tree, the only tree that was not destroyed during 9/11. In addition, you will be able to visit the 9/11 Tribute Museum. This museum chronicles the experiences of survivors and witnesses. What to see on the 9/11 memorial tour? You will be able to see the foundation hall. The largest area of the museum that shows the architectural foundations and studies aimed at preventing flooding of the complex. In the center of the museum hall, you will find The Last Column, or the last removed column of ground zero. Here you will see the historical exhibit, where you will be able to see from two large screens what happened via security camera footage from Portland Airport in Maine. During the memorial tour, you will be led to the memorial hall, which is the work of artist Spencer Finch, with which he tries to reconstruct the color of the sky that morning. In conclusion, choose Evolved Guide. Certainly, the only platform where you can find guided tours to discover New York’s 9/11 memorial. Choose the guided tour based on the itinerary; duration; departure time; price and offers. Therefore, evaluate our guides’ proposals and choose the option that’s right for you! Go home with a memory of Evolved Guide. Are you ready?

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