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Financial DistrictHistorical Landmark

North Tower Pool Historical Landmark in Financial District

4.8 out of 5, 542 reviews

North Tower Pool in Financial District

The mood

Cultural, inspiring · best in the afternoon · good for small groups

Known for

The largest manmade waterfall in North America

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The story

A historical landmark spot in the Financial District. Insider tip: Look for white roses on names at the Memorial, which indicate the 9-11 Memorial staff is honoring the birthdays of victims. Known for The largest manmade waterfall in North America.

North Tower Pool is a memorial park and historical landmark. Its reflecting pool is edged by bronze parapets, and engraved names appear alongside a fountain with an endless cascade of water. The space is good for kids.

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Vibe
Cultural, Inspiring, Quiet
Perfect for
Quiet Hangout, Reflection, Solo, Family, Groups, Remembrance
Best times
Afternoon
Group size
Solo, Friends (2-3), Small Group (4-6)
Insider tip
Look for white roses on names at the Memorial, which indicate the 9-11 Memorial staff is honoring the birthdays of victims

The details at North Tower Pool

Setting
Indoors
Atmosphere
Tranquil
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entrance

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