Ellis Island Immigration Museum

The Ellis Island Immigrant Museum is the most famous and popular historical site in the United States, telling the story of 1.2 million immigrants.

If you don’t plan to go, you have to go around. Battery Park buys a subpoena to go to the Statue of Liberty. When you take the boat back, you will stop at Ellis in the middle. Then you will be facing the museum when you disembark. This is mainly a photo exhibition. , And then there is free milk to drink!

It's a history of the bitter tears of the early immigrants to the American continent. Fortunately, it's all history.

Edes Island used to house immigrants. Now the facilities and buildings on the island have been transformed into the current immigration museum. The history of immigration in the United States is fully introduced. Those who are interested can take a look.

Leave Liberty Island and board the boat to Ellis Island next to it. It used to be the seat of the Immigration Administration. It is now converted into an immigration museum. You can watch free short films about the history of immigration and visit various photos of early immigrants. There are a large number of photos of labor and life of early immigrants in the museum. The great scientist Einstein fled from Germany and left a photo here, looking very embarrassed. I saw a huge picture of Chinese immigrants more than 100 years ago in the immigration museum. Stayed on the island for more than an hour and left after visiting the immigration museum.