St. Paul's brings home to us the importance of remembering all who perished so close to its walls. A peaceful space within which to meditate and appreciate the sacrifices of those who paid with their lives in the service of others.

We stopped here after visiting the 9/11 Memorial. If you love history (I do), you'll really enjoy the old cemetery and seeing George Washington's pew. It isn't a huge grand church, but it felt so "American" to us and made us proud of our history and our resilency. The displays inside the church regarding 9/11 are very moving, and the... More

This is the church across from the twin towers site where it was used for the victims,the relief workers volunteer people,the medical staff and the pastoral staff and for those seeking comfort in a time of loss and grief . It is large and solid and stood up in the face of destruction around it, You felt a sense of... More

I had to go here as we had been to the 9/11 memorial site beforehand & this was the little church round the corner, its nothing flash or fancy just a very beautiful & peaceful place to visit & pay your respects to all that lost their lives in 9/11.

We stopped here after our visit to the 9/11 memorial, learned about its' role during the 9/11 disaster. It was comforting and a safe haven especially after the emotional visit to the memorial

It's simple but interesting because this chapel didn't suffer any damage on September 11, and for that reason is called the miracle chapel.

The place were the workers digging out post 911 rested. Very emotional place. Foc to visit and a must see. I love the place. It's an oasis of calm in the bedlam of New York even though its always packed. A visit to 911 site is incomplete without calling into Paul's.

St. Paul's Chapel, located on Broadway, corner of Vesey St in FiDi (Financial District) Lower Manhattan. The church is classic Georgian in style and is oldest surviving church building in NYC and has been in continuous use since 1766. The interior has subtle colours with Waterford crystal chandeliers and a marble sculpture "Glory" designed by Pierre L' Enfant, along with... More

St. Paul's was the chapel which rescue workers used as a haven after 911. It is one of the oldest Manhattan public buildings ..built in 1766. Today, it is more of a memorial shrine for the victims of the 911 attacks. Visiting it, will put you back in the days following 911. We visited on a Monday and the choir... More