three weeks ago I had a dr. appt. in CHinatown and since I finished early I decided to take my daughter to 9/11 Memorial.
To be honest this is my third time visiting that place. The first was when I came to USA in 2007. Back then there was a still a huge hole in the ground where the twin towers stood. I remember taking some pictures but I don't think I have them anymore. The second time was when I was pregnant -2009. I was showing my friend around and he wanted to go there. There still was no change since 2007.
Now, few years later we have beautiful memorial for the victims of this awful terrorist attack.
9/11 Memorial is located at World Trade Center site, former location of Twin Towers that were destroyed in September 11th attack.
There are two square pools in the center of where the twin towers stood. They are surrounded by the tree forest. The names of 2,983 victims were inscribed on 76 bronze plates attached to parapets of the walls of each pool.
One World Trade Center, also known as a Freedom Tower is the main building of rebuild World Trade Center complex in lower Manhattan. It is the tallest building in NYC and sixth tallest building in the world.
Here is few pictures form the visit. It was really cloudy that day unfortunately . I will try to go there again when its more sunny :) I also took few short videos . If you want to see them check my page on FB (click here) .
view form Chinatown
Oculus ~ NYC , PATH station. Located between 2 WTC and 3 WTC
Pools with the victims names
One World trade center
9/11 memorial museum
Now, few years later we have beautiful memorial for the victims of this awful terrorist attack.
9/11 Memorial is located at World Trade Center site, former location of Twin Towers that were destroyed in September 11th attack.
There are two square pools in the center of where the twin towers stood. They are surrounded by the tree forest. The names of 2,983 victims were inscribed on 76 bronze plates attached to parapets of the walls of each pool.
One World Trade Center, also known as a Freedom Tower is the main building of rebuild World Trade Center complex in lower Manhattan. It is the tallest building in NYC and sixth tallest building in the world.
Here is few pictures form the visit. It was really cloudy that day unfortunately . I will try to go there again when its more sunny :) I also took few short videos . If you want to see them check my page on FB (click here) .
view form Chinatown
Oculus ~ NYC , PATH station. Located between 2 WTC and 3 WTC
Pools with the victims names
One World trade center
9/11 memorial museum
wow te wieżowce robią wrażenie;D
ReplyDeleteTak z ciekawości zapytam - daleko od tego miejsca mieszkasz? :) Taka myśl mi się pojawiła, gdy przeczytałam, że byłaś tam trzeci raz ;)
ReplyDeleteJa mieszkam na Brookline . I pracuje na midtown dwie ulice od Rockefeller center. A ze to jest na lower Manhattan jakos tam nigdy nie dojezdzam 😕
DeleteDzięki za odpowiedź :) Teoretycznie nie tak całkiem daleko, ale też często na co dzień jest mi gdzieś nie po drodze ;)
Deletemega jest ten wieżowiec :)
ReplyDeleteFajne zdjęcia.
ReplyDeleteŚwietne zdjęcia! Z chęcią odwiedziłabym nie jedno z tych miejsc, które prezentujesz na blogu ;)
ReplyDeleteOh dear thank you to show me that I don't know this memorial I'm so afraid for all of this .. ❤
ReplyDeleteOh dear thank you to show me that I don't know this memorial I'm so afraid for all of this .. ❤
ReplyDeleteWow! Budynki powalajÄ…!
ReplyDeleteZazdroszczę takich widoków z tego wierzowca <3
ReplyDeleteMoże wzajemna obserwacja?
Zapraszam http://ispossiblee.blogspot.com Odpowiadam na każdą obserwacje :)
Świetny i nietypowy pomysł na upamiętnienie ofiar, podoba mi się nowoczesna stylistka w której pomnik został wykonany. Piękne zdjęcia *-*
ReplyDeleteWow zazdroszczÄ™ mieszkania w Stanach ;) ;)
ReplyDeleteMiejsce do którego tak wiele ludzi pragnie wyjechać :) Jak najwięcej takich postów :)
ReplyDeleteRobią wrażenie... chciałabym kiedyś pojechać do Ameryki ... w sumie zwiedzić północna i południowa ;)
ReplyDeleteChciałabym kiedyś odwiedzić te miejsce ;)
ReplyDeletechce tam jechać ;)
ReplyDeleteooo jakie giganty ;D
ReplyDeleteZdjęcia robią wrażenie :)
ReplyDeleteMemorial robi wrażenie, szkoda, ze z nim związana jest tak smutna historia :(
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