Watchtower Bible & Tract Society of Ny

Great to visit! Highly recommend visiting any of the Watchtower properties! Everyone was so courteous and welcoming. It was like stepping into a different world!

All the people I met I here were very friendly.
The building is clean.
Different departments gave me a lot of knowledge and history stories.
The atmosphere is inspired.
Thanks sisters for inviting us to have lunch together. The lunch was very tasty!

What a fantastic visit we had! Beautiful, clean, upbuilding environment! Everyone is so very friendly! Such a wealth of information to take in! We were dad when it was time to go!!!

We did not have time to tour the actual facility but we toured one of the apartment buildings for the Bethelites. It is a real cool story, the day we arrived to New York we went out for breakfast and randomly spotted this table with well-​dressed gentlemen. So one of our friends asked if they were Bethelites which they were! It was instant friendship and they invited us to tour one of the apartment complex. It is amazing to see everything well-​organized and clean. The stair looked as i they were made of marble but they were hand painted wood!!! Amazing. The view from the rooftop was breath taking and could see half of New York. I understand they currently have an exhibition about the history and I sure would love to come back to see it. If you have an opportunity don’t miss it!

I’ve been here several times and each time has been more amazing than the prior. I learn so much each time. Just to see how clean and organized everything works is amazing. You should make an appointment prior to coming. I don’t think you can tour the premises on your own anyways. Also, the views are spectacular from the top of the buildings.

We called a few days before and made an appointment to go and visit on the weekend. We only had Saturday available as a group to go and visit, but unfortunately they are closed on the weekend for public tours. But they really helped us out and we were allowed to have a private tour from a young woman who volunteered to take us. 3 of the 4 of us had never been before, and the amount of information for such a large associate was refreshing. They don’t hide anything, it’s all right there to look at, see where and how the organization began and the ways they are part of the community and how they help people with life-​making decisions. I really enjoyed the visual aids and videos, they were so professional and unbiased. If you have driven past these large buildings and always wondered what went on behind those doors, call and take the tour. It’s free, you can leave when you like, and it’s about information. Not conversion. They also don’t ask for donations or money. I found it very refreshing and enjoyable. Oh, as for any other reviews you read, please look up the definition of a «Cult», then go and take the tour. Make your own EDUCATED decision on what you see. Our group was not «Jehovah’s Witnesses», and we weren’t sure of how we would be treated. It never even came up, it was a very educational experience. If your an open-​minded, nonjudgmental individual, go and check it out. You may just surprise yourself, or at least broaden your horizons.