The top 38 floors of Trump Tower are reserved for residential condominiums, many of which offer expansive city and Central Park views; offices occupy the remaining floors above the atrium, which features a 60-foot (18-meter) cascading waterfall and is open to the public. Here, you’ll find a few Trump-branded and non-branded retail shops and dining outlets. There’s also a public roof garden on the fifth floor.
Trump Tower is a typical feature of sightseeing tours with a focus on Donald Trump, Midtown Manhattan, shopping, and architecture. Visit as part of a hop-on hop-off bus tour to combine the tower with other city highlights at your leisure.
Trump Tower is ideal for visitors with an interest in Donald Trump.
All visitors must go through a security check before entering the building.
Stores inside Trump Tower offer a wide range of Trump-branded merchandise.
Trump Tower has been, and may continue to be, the site of protests.
Trump Tower is located on 5th Avenue between 56th and 57th streets. By subway, take the E or M to 5 Avenue-53rd Street or W to 5 Avenue. A number of buses also stop nearby, including the M1, M2, M3, and M57.
Trump Tower is open to the public from 8am-10pm daily, but different shops and restaurants have different operating hours. Only the atrium and roof garden are open to visitors, so you may not need that much time here unless you plan on dining at one of the restaurants.
New York, Donald Trump’s hometown, is also home to a number of other Trump-owned or Trump-licensed properties besides the Trump Tower. Other properties include the Trump International Hotel & Tower, Trump World Tower, Trump Park Avenue, Trump Palace, Trump Parc, and Trump Plaza.
