209 Broadway, New York
As one of NYC’s oldest buildings, this church is a landmark worth visiting in its own right, but it also has a close tie to 9/11. Just a block from the former World Trade Center, the church opened its doors to victims needing help in the aftermath of 9/11. Today, mementos shared from loved ones and supporters are on display inside the church, a testament to solidarity in the face of tragedy.
Our tour of the memorial covers the sites and symbols that make this place a fitting tribute to the lives lost in the World Trade Center attacks. Here, you can see the largest artificial waterfall on the continent, “Reflecting Absence,” filling the footprints of the Twin Towers. In the distance, admire the new World Trade Center and Freedom Tower that show how New York rebuilt after 2001.
The 9/11 Museum offers an extensive collection of artifacts, firsthand accounts, and historical records relating to September 11th, and a visit here is a great follow-up to your guided tour. Your guide will give you a preview of the museum so you know what to expect and can plan accordingly. You’ll receive a skip-the-line ticket for entry and can tour the museum at your own pace. We recommend allowing two hours.
Each guide's experience of that day is unique, and therefore so is each tour. In addition to the stops above, you may stop at other sites connected to Ground Zero. These include the FDNY Memorial Wall, the Oculus at the WTC Transportation Hub, the famous Survivor Tree, the Brooks Brothers building that served as a temporary morgue, and the Millennium Hotel, where the FBI later thwarted another attack on the city.
Yes, the tour is accessible for both wheelchairs and strollers.
Yes, our guided tour of Ground Zero is appropriate for all ages. The subject matter is covered sensitively, and we’ve had many families enjoy our tours over the years. Kids 4-12 can join our tour at a reduced rate.
This tour includes admission to the 9/11 Museum, which your guide will prepare you for. Your tour of the museum is self-guided. If you want to visit the One World Observatory at Freedom Tower, try our all-access tour option.
Tips are always appreciated by our guides but never expected. They should be given if you believe your guide did an outstanding job and want to show your appreciation.
209 Broadway, New York
to Fulton Street — Transit Center, or r to Cortland Street.
Note that traffic may be unpredictable and could cause you to miss the tour.
Open MapAt the 9/11 Memorial (about 4 blocks from the meeting location) where you can continue to the nearby 9/11 Museum
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early as we start on time. We can’t guarantee latecomers will be able to catch up and join the group.
When you arrive, just tell the guide your name at check-in. No need to print out anything.
We offer a 100% refund for the guided portion of your tour up to 24 hours before your tour start time. We also offer free rescheduling up to 24 hours before your tour start time. However, attraction tickets cannot be rescheduled or refunded as they’re issued for the time and date provided.
After you’ve rescheduled your tour once, there are no refunds if you decide not to take the tour. You can also transfer or gift your tour to someone else if you wish.
Our tours take place outdoors, rain, snow, or shine. Please check the forecast and dress for the weather. In rare cases of serious inclement weather, we may cancel the tour and offer you the opportunity to reschedule or receive a full refund.
from $69
Book NowA 90-minute guided tour of Ground Zero, featuring stops at St. Paul's Chapel, the 9/11 Memorial, the FDNY Memorial Wall, and more
$35/adult and $30/child
Our Ground Zero Tour, which includes the 9/11 Memorial, plus admission to the One World Observatory in Freedom Tower
$69/adult and $59/child
Full package with our Ground Zero Tour, quick-entry 9/11 Museum tickets, and admission to the One World Observatory
$109/adult and $99/child
