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9/11 Memorial & Museum
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World Trade Center (museum: 180 Greenwich St.)

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Brookfield Place
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230 Vesey St.



L’extrémité sud de Manhattan est connue pour ses sites historiques et constitue un bon point de départ pour explorer le reste de la ville.
The site is a moving tribute to those lost in the World Trade Center attacks. The memorial plaza’s twin pools offer graceful, contemplative spaces for reflection.
Brookfield Place holds a cache of restaurants and shops, and frequently puts on public art displays.
Have lunch or dinner at one of downtown's culinary landmarks, known for its extensive wine list and Italian-inspired cuisine.
An 1881 architectural landmark has been transformed into a sophisticated hotel, complete with soaring atrium and pyramid skylight.
The DoubleTree holds nearly 400 guest rooms in the Stone Street Historic District.
Consider this luxury hotel with spacious suites, set over in Battery Park City.