This shopping area is in the Oculus, the structure that houses the connection among subway lines and the PATH train. You will find some stores, but a lot of food options, mostly casual with takeaway since people are boarding trains. Looks dramatic with the new architecture.

An amazing building to visit, huge indoor space, much bigger than it appears from outside. I went as I was visiting the 9/11 site and had heard it was worth seeing, so I wasn't interested in shopping - a bit like visiting Grand Central station without taking a train.

Centre is ok, lots of higher end stores to choose from, sadly gents toilets lack cleaning products, no soap, only 1 bottle of hand sanitizer at the sinks and only half the taps working, 3 stalls can’t be locked and no toilet paper in another two. Graffiti on mirrors and stale smell or urine as you walk into the gents restroom.

The roof of the mall is visible from the 9/11 Memorial, looking like a set of bones rising from the ground. The mall itself is quite large and spacious. It has a large selection of shop and has internal connections to the metro and to the PATH trains to New Jersey.

My second favorite mall in Manhattan after the one the South Street Seaport . Another thing they have great shops . Lastly, this mall is state of the art ️.