WORLD TRADE CENTER

A large complex of several buildings, the World Trade Center is located in the Financial district of Lower Manhattan in New York City. The twin towers of the World Trade Center, the north and south, were devastated to an extent sufficient to shake the nation’s spirit in the 9/11 attack. The buildings were then rebuilt and opened to people in 2014. 

As the whole world already knows about the attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, the original seven buildings have been replaced on the same site. The complex is now in the process of rebuilding, there are six new skyscrapers in total.

Out of six, four are completed, the buildings include a memorial and museum to honor the victims in the attack. It also includes the elevated Liberty Park adjacent to the site, which houses the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Vehicular Security Center and a transportation hub within its premises. You should definitely pay a visit here to witness the grandiose of this place.

Location: 285 Fulton St, New York, NY 10007, United States

Entry Fee: Adult general admission $32, Senior $30, and Child $26

Highlights

• Once a site of the deadliest terrorist attacks, the World Trade Center is a central facility for government and business agencies involved in International Trade. 
• The base of the towers suffered damage in another attack in 1993 when a bomb was implanted in the underground garage of the towers. 
• The main building of the complex was rebuilt and is now known as One World Trade Center.
• The new complex includes One World Trade Center, 3 World Trade Centers, 4 World Trade Centers, 7 World Trade Centers, a transportation hub, the 9/11 memorial, and a museum. 
• The tallest building in America, One World Trade Center, is also a tourist attraction and business centre.
• Visit the memorial and museum dedicated to narrating the story of the 9/11 incident using media, narratives, and a rich collection of authentic artefacts. 
• It is also committed to presenting stories of loss, recovery, and hope.
• Rest of the building complexes are engaged by the business and governmental agencies for international trade.