The Ultimate Museum-Lover's Guide To NYC

Opened a decade after the deadly terrorist attacks, the 9/11 Memorial Museum is a tribute to those who died in 9/11 and the horrifying events that occurred on that day. Artifacts include objects from the site, personal items of the victims donated by their families, and vehicles from the NYC Fire Department. The Historical Exhibit includes a recount of the events of 9/11, an explanation of the events that led up to that day, and the aftermath. The Memorial Exhibit honors the lives of the victims and allows visitors to learn about those who perished in the attack. Other features of the museum include Foundation Hall, a piece of World Trade Center wall that survived the destruction, and photographs by Jonathan C. Hyman. The memorial is free, and General Admission for the museum is $24. This museum is a beautiful tribute to the brave victims and heroes of 9/11 and offers visitors a chance to learn about the day that led to the beginning of the War on Terror and changed America forever. 9/11 Memorial Museum, 180 Greenwich St, NYC If you're interested in more information on the history of NYC, check out the Museum of the City of New York. [Photo via @911memorial]