We looked around the exhibition before our guided tour with Jim, a survivor of 9/11, and an off duty fireman, who came back from holiday to help in the recovery. The centre is a tribute to the people who were lost or died and to the survivors and families of this tragic event. a very humbling experience for us, we were so glad to have witnessed and listened to the story of that day.

On Jan 28, 2017 we visited the 9/11 Tribute Center. It was an unexpected somber joy. The talent and gift of Mr. Gary Suson captured this moment in history in a way that made you feel you were personally present, sharing every emotional step. Heartbreaking. Angering. Brokenness. Hope-provoking. All combined in the attempt to grasp why cultures won't TRY and understand one another and that that lack led to the loss of precious lives; futures were forever changed. Gary reminded me how proud I am to be an American. Don't miss this creative presentation. You'll walk away a different person.

Mistakenly booked this thinking it was the 9/11 museum, however myself and my husband were so glad that we did.

The guided walk by Peter was fantastic. His personality shined through his stories and his experiences in both the 1993 attack and 2001. He also told us of his friend Bob Nagel who died that day, whose memory is kept alive in Peters stories.

Highly recommended to take a walking tour as well as the official museum.