We had read the trip advisor reviews and the little museum lived up to the "hype." Viewing the images & artifacts from Ground Zero from the Official Photographer was an important first stop before heading to the 9-11 Memorial Pools and made even more important when Gary Marlon Suson stopped in and spoke with us for a few minutes. He... More

To see what happened here is chilling. The response of our fellow citizens to try and help others is very encouraging in this day of self gratification. More

This experience really added some perspective to the whole 9/11 tragedy. There were so many people affected and this was never more clear then after visiting the workshop. Extremely moving photographs and narration. More

This was an amazing visit the grounds are just beautiful and peacefull More

Very very nice but sad! The work that has gone into this place is unbelievable. We even got to to with a retired fire fighter. His first visit there since 911. It brought tears to his eyes. More

Ground Zero Workshop Museum is not located at Ground Zero. It is a room in the Meat-packing district, (West 14th St & 9 th Ave ) in which the photographer, appointed to Ground Zero has placed some enlarged photos, objects found at Ground Zero & an audiovisual experience, which is simply, TV news reporting of 9/11. It is a feeble... More

very sad place to walk through, a must though, especially as the memorial pools are free entry (book online for a time - free). its a touching place and you will be movies seeing photos and items from the attack. More

Went along to view ground zero. Be sure to get your tickets first outside the museum as its a bit of a walk to the site. Went straight in and they have done an amazing job with the fountains. The day we were there they had just put another floor on the tower which made it the tallest building in... More

The memorial is going to be beautiful when finished, and it already is. The two reflecting pools have all the names engraved, and the museum a few blocks down is multimedia and brings everything back. And it should be. The only advice I have to give to visitors is to quit grinning when you're posing for a photo. More