Ground Zero Museum Workshop

The World Trade Tower Heritage Museum studio is a well-known comprehensive museum in New York. It's quite suitable to go with friends. The museum is very quiet and worth experiencing. The exhibits are good and the itinerary is very tight. This is the last scenic spot. I'm tired, but I think it's right to come here.

It's called a studio because you can actually pick up and touch many of the buildings that recovered from 9/11. Strongly recommended! There are many interesting things for children and adults.

After September 11, only the Museum of Relics visited.

If you go on Thursday and make an appointment more than two days in advance, you can enter the museum free of charge. But there are fewer Chinese here, and the vast majority of tourists are Europeans and Americans. There are many volunteer lecturers in the museum, who were the witnesses of 911. When we went there, we even met the escapees in the building and told us that she ran out of this staircase. The time axis of 911 is displayed in it. It's done very well. Patriotic education is well done and not pretentious. If you have a lot of time in New York, it's worth seeing.

Admire the Americans, the museum is highly developed. For a contemporary event, there are not many exhibits. Throughout the process, we have been using visual and auditory interaction to tell what the state can do for citizens. Respect for the lives of every citizen, this country is a respectable country.

The Museum in Memory of 911, the site of the Twin Towers of the World Trade Organization, now has two large sinking puddles

I am deeply touched by the memory of the disaster that happened a long time ago.

The studio of the World Trade Center Heritage Museum is a museum with photos of the victims of the 911 accident.

The studio of the World Trade Center Heritage Museum is a delicate Memorial area, a site of terrorist attacks, and the interior of the museum is very cold.

The Site Museum of the World Trade Center is less than ten years old. There are a lot of pictures before the World Trade Center. There are many commemorations of the damage caused by the explosion.