Trump Tower Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Trump Tower. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• New York Must See Landmarks Half-Day Tour
• New York Icon Photography Tour Led by a Local Photographer
• See It All New York City Walking and Boat Guided Tour
• 2-Hour Private When Harry Met Seinfeld Tour
• Central Park Pedicab Tours

While it’s free to visit independently, there are plenty of affordable Trump Tower tickets available via guided tours that include stops at other NYC attractions. Walking Trump Tower tours start at around US$60, while private pedicab tours are closer to US$50. You can also book private all-day tours of NYC starting at around US$1,200.

Yes, security is strict—visitors should expect to pass through metal detectors and may be subject to bag checks. Authorities increase security measures in response to current events, and stores in the area may enforce stricter access. Certain areas are off-limits to the public, including private offices and residential floors.

Notable attractions include the lavish atrium with a waterfall and greenery, high-end retail stores, and the Trump Grill restaurant. Visitors can also see the infamous escalators that Trump rode down when he announced his presidential candidacy. On the fifth floor, you’ll find a roof garden with a few tables and chairs.

Yes, it is accessible to anyone with disabilities. The building has ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms. Accessible parking spaces are available in nearby public garages; Trump Tower itself does not offer parking.

Trump Tower stands on 5th Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets. It's easily accessible via the subway—take the N, R, and W lines to 59th Street-5th Avenue station, or the E and M trains to 53rd Street-5th Avenue station. Nearby bus routes include the crosstown M57 and the M1, M2, and M3. The city’s hop-on hop-off buses also stop nearby.