Very serene and sombre place for reflection on.this Memorial for victims of the 9/11 tragedy which affected the Pentagon.on that day. Memorial beautifully preserved and worth a visit. To.get there, use either Blue Metro line to Pentagon and then walk.to the Memorial which is well.sign posted.

The Pentagon memorial honors 184 people who were killed at the Pentagon on 9/11. It is open to public the whole week. Each Memorial Unit contains a pool, the units are organized per the birth year of each victim. This place is very emotional.

Glad we stopped at this memorial, which is not often included in a DC itinerary. The artists’ concept for memorializing those that lost their lives to the evil terrorists is quite interesting. I am also glad to have seen the Pentagon up close. While not architecturally interesting, its size is memorable.

The walk from the Metro station to the memorial was pretty long and arduous. And the memorial itself was pretty small, but knowing that this is the Defense Department's main building, security around the areas was pretty high. Photography of the building itself was not allowed based on the signs, so I gotta be careful not directing my camera at them on fear of being shot. So that said, the security situation did dampen my experience in the memorial. But understandably, safety is the top priority.