Suggestions for Monument near Financial District, New York

Fu Wen L. • December 22, 2017It was simply amazing ! Suggest to visit it in the early morning otherwise there are too many visitors around .

Melissa M. • January 3, 2016Nice park. Lots to see in this area.

Raquel R. • February 6, 2016Ficou lindo o monumento!

Jake D. • August 19, 2016Perfect place to eat when the sun is shining and you need a break from the office.

MetroFocus • April 10, 2012One of NYC's most multi-functional landmarks, serving multiple roles: a fort, America's first immigration station (before Ellis Island), a beer garden, theater, public aquarium & a national monument.

IWalked Audio Tours • September 10, 2011Formerly located in center plaza between Twin Towers. Miraculously survived events of 9/11. Created by artist Fritz Koenig in 1971. Weighs 45K lbs. Moved to Battery Park Mar-2002. More info in blog

Ben F. • August 24, 2015Check out the colored mosaics at the base which feature all the country flags that fought under the United Nations banner during the war. Casualties from each country are listed in the concrete.

Rian M. • March 16, 2013It's a bit of a cattle chute to get there, but worth the reflection and one of the more apt monuments I've seen.

Tru D. • June 22, 2016Smorgasburg, the Seaport Museum, and the view.

Quintein • December 17, 2018I highly recommend visiting when there isn't a crowd (late night to 8am) to fully reflect. There is lots of security present and the area is under CCTV via the light posts

Noel C. • October 2, 2022No matter your politics. A lot of people died in a terrible event. As memorials go, this was very nice and had an eerie calm born from respect of the visitors. Worth coming here

LodgeNetMobile • April 5, 2012A wonderful and historic place to check out in the heart of Manhattan's financial district. Check hours of operation though, as they're often closed on weekends.

Bryan H. • October 4, 2012Great food, bartenders are AMAZING! Gets packed for happy hour

IWalked Audio Tours • September 2, 2011A small Federal style red-brick building surrounded by skyscrapers. The site of the church is the former home of the 1st America-born saint Elizabeth Ann Seton. Learn more on this site via our blog!

Ripley's Believe It or Not! NYC • September 19, 2012This building is more than just an awe-inspiring structure; it is more like an inside secret. It has been vacant for nearly a decade with parts of it shuttered since the 1940s!