First off, I do recommend everyone go here. The photos this guy took were amazing and having some artifacts from the WTC is pretty cool. This "museum" is in one room thats probably only 700 square feet in size, I was expecting something larger. Secondly, this attraction takes about two hours to do. I don't recommend people takes kids here... more

This collection of photos of the recovery effort is a wonderful memorial to the NYC 911 victims and a tribute to those who had the difficult tasks of the recovery of the remains from the rubble. Be prepared to be moved and reminded that we must NEVER FOGET!! more

This museum may be small, but it is full of heart and dedication to those who experienced 9/11 up close. There are no photos of planes crashing in to the towers or the towers collapsing. This is about the people who survived or lost a loved one. The photos and artifacts are one of a kind and amazing. The group... more

My wife and I have just returned from a 5 day NY trip in which we pretty much managed to get around almost every major tourist attraction. For me this museum was the best thing we saw and I have to recommend it to every NY visitor. The museum is based on the photographs of the offical FDNY photographer Gary... more

I found this tour on Trip Advisor and it was one of the most moving and informative collections of 9/11 history and artifacts. It was small and intimate, but packed with wonderful photos and information. The self-guided tour was perfect. You have a headset and remote which you punch in the number of each exhibit to hear narration by the... more

Walking in and seeing such a small room you wonder A) what you've paid for and B) how you can possibly spend 2 hours in there. What you get is a thought provoking but not upsetting experience, it's extremely interesting, suitable most ages and worthe every penny and minute you spend in there. A highlight of our trip. more

5-Stars Moving and Important - REMEMBER The Museum was a very moving experience. We had the privilege of meeting Mr. Suson and that enhanced our visit. The entire world should be exposed to these moving, terrible moments in our history so that we do never forget. Zerve was also very helpful when we had to make a change. Thank you more

We visited the workshop on 22 October and were so lucky that Gary Suson conducted the tour that day. It is a very moving collection of photographs of the recovery and artefacts which were recovered from the site. It really is a must see for everyone more

We visited NYC from the UK and both my husband and I felt compelled to visit the Ground Zero Museum Workshop. The tour is a tasteful representation of events and Gary Suson's pictures tell the heartbreaking story of 9/11 in a way that truly touches the heart and soul. Both my husband and I were lost for words and I... more