Walking the 9/11 Memorial & Financial District: A Quiet NYC Tour | 4K

00:00 - 7 WTC Frank Stella - Jasper's Split Star, 2021 at World Trade Center 00:50 - 7 WTC Abstract 02:13 - The Occulus 03:10 - Northern 9/11 Pool - World Trade Center - National September 11 Memorial 06:40 - Southern 9/11 Pool - World Trade Center - National September 11 Memorial 09:55 - USA Flag 10:40 - NY Fire Dept. Ladder Company 10 & Engine Company 10 ( FDNY ) 12:30 - Zuccotti Park, formerly called Liberty Plaza Park (Occupy Wall Street meeting place) 13:40 - Zuccotti Park, Abstract art piece 14:28 - statue of group ???? (animals in brass) ?? quick 1st pass 14:40 - Cube ??? across from Zuccotti Park 15:45 - statue of group ???? (animals in brass) ?? redo and splice in 17:40 - NYSE down the street on the right, Federal Hall on left 18:00 - Chase Manhattan Plaza - Group of Four Trees (Jean Dubuffet) is an abstract outdoor sculpture - Distant view 18:30 - Chase Manhattan Plaza - Group of Four Trees (Jean Dubuffet) is an abstract outdoor sculpture 19:45 - Chase Manhattan Plaza - Group of Four Trees (Jean Dubuffet) is an abstract outdoor sculpture - Look back 21:00 - Back side of 40+44 Wall Street A quiet walk through the 9/11 Memorial in NYC, capturing the reflecting pools and the solemn atmosphere of the plaza. Also includes other nearby art installations before and after the 9/11 Memorial This footage provides a firsthand look at the architecture and surroundings of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in Lower Manhattan. It documents the current state of the site, showcasing the reflecting pools and the layout of the memorial grounds as visitors move through the space. Whether you are planning a trip to the Financial District or simply want to see the city landscape, this video offers a clear perspective of the memorial's design and scale. It captures the daily flow of pedestrians near the 7 WTC Jasper's Split Star and the group of four trees, documenting the urban environment as it exists today. Subscribe for more walking tours of New York City landmarks, and let me know in the comments which part of the city you would like to explore next.