Ground Zero 9/11 Memorial Tour

Hear impactful stories about the day that changed New York forever from your local guide as you begin your tour across Ground Zero & the 9/11 Memorial.

Getting started

Meet your tour guide at the City Hall Subway Station at the intersection of Broadway & Warren Street to begin your tour.

What to expect

Saint Paul’s Chapel

The oldest public building in New York City that is still in use.

Features:

• The Chapel is located a block away from where the attacks took place, and it managed to survive the debris despite its proximity.

• It became a sanctuary for the survivors and grieving families post 9/11 and holds a lot of emotional value and significance to date.

FDNY Memorial Hall & FDNY Ten House

The fire station that had the first responders rush to the site as soon as the attacks happened.

Features:

• The fire station and FDNY Memorial Hall is a place of honor, courage, and bravery, to show respect to the emergency responders who rushed to Ground Zero on September 11.

• Hear personal stories and accounts from local responders when you visit.

9/11 Memorial & Ground Zero

The memorial grounds and location where the Twin Towers once stood.

Features:

• Pay tribute to the thousands of lives lost during 9/11 at the 9/11 Memorial. Visit the 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the area where the Twin Towers used to be, and pay your respects at the Survivor Tree.