Les meilleurs événements de la ville La ville de New York. Visite commémorative du 11 septembre avec billet coupe-file pour le musée commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Explore the site where the Twin Towers once stood on this poignant tour through the events and actions of September 11th, 2001

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Walks

Get an inside perspective on the events that have shaped NYC history and culture.

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St. Paul's Chapel

Founded in 1766, St. Paul's Chapel is part of the Trinity Wall Street parish.

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St. Peter's Church

Roman Catholic parish with three historic and beautiful downtown NYC places of worship. St. Peter's Church is the first Catholic parish in New York State.

4

FDNY Memorial Wall

View the landmarks and memorials that commemorate the attacks, including the bronze Firefighters Memorial.

5

Winter Garden

Admire the Winter Garden, an indoor garden situated inside the World Financial Center, across from the World Trade Center.

6

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

This experience includes tickets to the 9/11 Museum to visit on your own after the conclusion of your Memorial tour.

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American Express 11 Tears Memorial

See a landmark memorial to those killed in the attacks.

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Trinity Church

See the Trinity Church, near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street.

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Brookfield Place

A great place to shop in in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City.

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The Oculus

Marvel at the futuristic World Trade Center transportation hub, designed by Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava.

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Walks

Get an inside perspective on the events that have shaped NYC history and culture.

12

St. Paul's Chapel

Founded in 1766, St. Paul's Chapel is part of the Trinity Wall Street parish.

13

St. Peter's Church

Roman Catholic parish with three historic and beautiful downtown NYC places of worship. St. Peter's Church is the first Catholic parish in New York State.

14

FDNY Memorial Wall

View the landmarks and memorials that commemorate the attacks, including the bronze Firefighters Memorial.

15

Winter Garden

Admire the Winter Garden, an indoor garden situated inside the World Financial Center, across from the World Trade Center.

16

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

This experience includes tickets to the 9/11 Museum to visit on your own after the conclusion of your Memorial tour.

17

American Express 11 Tears Memorial

See a landmark memorial to those killed in the attacks.

18

Trinity Church

See the Trinity Church, near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street.

19

Brookfield Place

A great place to shop in in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City.

20

The Oculus

Marvel at the futuristic World Trade Center transportation hub, designed by Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava.

21

Walks

Get an inside perspective on the events that have shaped NYC history and culture.

22

St. Paul's Chapel

Founded in 1766, St. Paul's Chapel is part of the Trinity Wall Street parish.

23

St. Peter's Church

Roman Catholic parish with three historic and beautiful downtown NYC places of worship. St. Peter's Church is the first Catholic parish in New York State.

24

FDNY Memorial Wall

View the landmarks and memorials that commemorate the attacks, including the bronze Firefighters Memorial.

25

Winter Garden

Admire the Winter Garden, an indoor garden situated inside the World Financial Center, across from the World Trade Center.

26

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

This experience includes tickets to the 9/11 Museum to visit on your own after the conclusion of your Memorial tour.

27

American Express 11 Tears Memorial

See a landmark memorial to those killed in the attacks.

28

Trinity Church

See the Trinity Church, near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street.

29

Brookfield Place

A great place to shop in in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City.

30

The Oculus

Marvel at the futuristic World Trade Center transportation hub, designed by Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava.

31

Walks

Get an inside perspective on the events that have shaped NYC history and culture.

32

St. Paul's Chapel

Founded in 1766, St. Paul's Chapel is part of the Trinity Wall Street parish.

33

St. Peter's Church

Roman Catholic parish with three historic and beautiful downtown NYC places of worship. St. Peter's Church is the first Catholic parish in New York State.

34

FDNY Memorial Wall

View the landmarks and memorials that commemorate the attacks, including the bronze Firefighters Memorial.

35

Winter Garden

Admire the Winter Garden, an indoor garden situated inside the World Financial Center, across from the World Trade Center.

36

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

This experience includes tickets to the 9/11 Museum to visit on your own after the conclusion of your Memorial tour.

37

American Express 11 Tears Memorial

See a landmark memorial to those killed in the attacks.

38

Trinity Church

See the Trinity Church, near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street.

39

Brookfield Place

A great place to shop in in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City.

40

The Oculus

Marvel at the futuristic World Trade Center transportation hub, designed by Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava.

41

Walks

Get an inside perspective on the events that have shaped NYC history and culture.

42

St. Paul's Chapel

Founded in 1766, St. Paul's Chapel is part of the Trinity Wall Street parish.

43

St. Peter's Church

Roman Catholic parish with three historic and beautiful downtown NYC places of worship. St. Peter's Church is the first Catholic parish in New York State.

44

FDNY Memorial Wall

View the landmarks and memorials that commemorate the attacks, including the bronze Firefighters Memorial.

45

Winter Garden

Admire the Winter Garden, an indoor garden situated inside the World Financial Center, across from the World Trade Center.

46

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

This experience includes tickets to the 9/11 Museum to visit on your own after the conclusion of your Memorial tour.

47

American Express 11 Tears Memorial

See a landmark memorial to those killed in the attacks.

48

Trinity Church

See the Trinity Church, near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street.

49

Brookfield Place

A great place to shop in in Lower Manhattan's Battery Park City.

50

The Oculus

Marvel at the futuristic World Trade Center transportation hub, designed by Spanish architect, Santiago Calatrava.

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Des promenades

Obtenez une perspective intérieure sur les événements qui ont façonné l'histoire et la culture de New York.

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Chapelle Saint-Paul

Fondée en 1766, la chapelle Saint-Paul fait partie de la paroisse de Trinity Wall Street.

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Église Saint-Pierre

Paroisse catholique romaine avec trois lieux de culte historiques et magnifiques du centre-ville de New York. L'église Saint-Pierre est la première paroisse catholique de l'État de New York.

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Mur commémoratif FDNY

Découvrez les monuments et monuments qui commémorent les attaques, y compris le mémorial en bronze des pompiers.

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Jardin d'hiver

Admirez le Winter Garden, un jardin intérieur situé à l'intérieur du World Financial Center, en face du World Trade Center.

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Le mémorial et musée national du 11 septembre

Cette expérience comprend des billets pour le musée du 11 septembre à visiter par vous-même après la fin de votre visite du mémorial.

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Mémorial des 11 larmes d'American Express

Voir un mémorial historique aux personnes tuées dans les attaques.

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Église de la Trinité

Voir l'église de la Trinité, près de l'intersection de Broadway et de Wall Street.

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Place Brookfield

Un endroit idéal pour faire du shopping dans Battery Park City, dans le Lower Manhattan.

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L'Oculus

Émerveillez-vous devant le centre de transport futuriste du World Trade Center, conçu par l'architecte espagnol Santiago Calatrava.

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St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

62

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

63

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

64

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

65

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

66

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

67

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

68

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

69

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

70

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

71

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

72

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

73

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

74

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

75

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

76

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

77

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

78

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

79

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

80

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

81

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

82

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

83

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

84

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

85

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

86

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

87

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

88

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

89

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

90

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

91

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

92

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

93

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

94

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

95

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

96

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

97

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

98

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

99

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

100

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

101

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

102

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

103

St. Peter's Church

Meet at St. Peter’s Church to learn how people gathered there awaiting news of their loved ones, and to mourn, pray and offer support. See poignant handmade memorials that are a constant reminder that 9/11 was a crippling personal tragedy for thousands of New Yorkers, as well as a global event.

104

St. Paul's Chapel

See the small church in the shadows of the Twin Towers, and hear the moving stories of it supported the victims and their families as a round-the-clock relief station for a full 9-months after the tragedy. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

105

The Oculus

A shopping center and transportation hub, The Oculus was an essential part of the plans to rebuild after the 9/11 tragedy. While your tour group will not enter The Oculus, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

106

FDNY Memorial Wall

Pause to honor the firefighters who bravely responded to the tragedy and lost their lives trying to save others.

107

Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine

The only house of worship to be destroyed when the Twin Towers fell. While your tour group will not enter the church, your guide will share how you can visit later on your own.

108

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Next, go to Ground Zero to see the stunning 9/11 Memorial Pools, built in the footprint of the twin towers. Read the inscriptions of all the names of those who perished there. Your guide will give a more personal account of the tragedy, taking you to Fireman’s Memorial and the Survivor Tree. Hear incredible stories of courage and loss that unfolded right where you stand. End with a self-guided tour of the 9/11 Museum with a pre-reserved ticket which provides space for your own thoughts as you look at items salvaged from the wreckage, and read harrowing personal stories.

Visite commémorative du 11 septembre avec billet coupe-file pour le musée

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