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<p>Embark on a self-guided tour to pay respects to the victims of the 9/11 terror attack and learn about the heroic acts of the first responders at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. Your ticket to the museum also grants access to the 9/11 Memorial, which features a large reflecting pool engraved with the names of those who lost their lives in the attack. Take time to explore the garden, which boasts over 400 trees symbolizing hope and renewal after the tragedy. Within the museum, witness first-person testimonies and artifacts, with the main exhibit divided into three sections: the build-up to the attack, the day it happened, and the aftermath, with temporary exhibitions showcasing various aspects of the event.</p><p>The museum and memorial are both accessible for people with disabilities, with wheelchair access, accessible bathrooms, and service animal friendly. There are various accessible public transport routes available, and the intersection of Cortlandt and Greenwich Streets has an accessible drop-off point. Wheelchairs, walkers, and seating areas are provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Audio displays are compatible with hearing aids, videos have open captions, and American Sign Language tours can be requested at least 3 weeks in advance. Verbally guided tours are also available with advance notice for visually impaired guests, and a quiet space is provided for personal reflection.</p>

Prince Harry and Megan visit the 9/11 museum.

The memorial site, seen from above.

The memorial site, with the names of the victims carved into the sides.

The memorial site, seen at night.

Exhibits in the 9/11 museum.

A group of tourists take photos of the memorial site.

An informational display in the 9/11 museum.

Visitors reading the displays in the 9/11 museum.

A guide talks to visitors, standing in front of a display.

A large interactive display in the museum.

Displays inside the museum.

A display from the museum, featuring personal artifacts from the victims.

Two visitors look at a display in the museum.

A fire truck display in the museum.

A group of people reading a memorial wall sign in the museum.

Visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum

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