Take a unique perspective on New York City while exploring its political scene on our tour. Stroll around the city to capture the iconic locations linked with Mr. Trump and Obama, who lived four miles apart for four years (1981–85) before anyone knew them. See where both young men with big dreams worked, lived, and caught the subway in the Big Apple. Explore the city’s places that may have inspired politicians in their careers and discover other presidential locations along the way. The tour includes Grand Central, the Plaza Hotel, Central Park, and Columbia University. Learn more about Nixon, Grant, Eisenhower, Clinton, Teddy and Franklin Roosevelt.
• Explore the crucial places linked with the politicians on our 3-hour walk through NYC • Enjoy the private experience and undivided attention of your guide • Take another perspective on the Big Apple and get an insider’s look at the city’s landmarks • Follow in the footsteps of ex-presidents and learn new facts from their biographies.
Start your informative walking tour at Grand Central Terminal, a beautiful station constructed in 1913 and preserved by the residents of NYC from destruction. The iconic beaux-arts building is one of the world’s ten most-visited tourist attractions, with 21.6 million visitors in 2018, excluding train and subway passengers. Learn some facts about Donald Trump and how he rebuilt the aging Commodore Hotel into the Hyatt Regency in 1975 at the age of 29.
At 47th and 2nd Avenue (885 2nd Ave.), Barack Obama, 23, wrote reports for the Business International Corporation, which subcontracted for the UN nearby. See the UN down the block and collect more facts about the ex-president. Apart from that, get a chance to take a look at a nice market and get a little rest from the buzz and excitement of Midtown New York while strolling through.
Head on to the Upper East Side, a luxurious residential neighborhood that is famous for its restaurants, designer shops, and splendid houses. Meet classical dark-red brick houses and elite skyscrapers. Both Trump and Obama’s histories lead you here. Admire the building of the Hotel Delmonico on Park Avenue, which was built in 1929 and which Trump bought in 2001 for $115 million and renamed it The Trump Park Avenue. Today it's 120 condos and 8 penthouses. The hotel was the location where The Beatles were staying when Bob Dylan came to visit them on Friday, August 28, 1964. The Beatles were, at the time, in the middle of their first U.S. tour. Obama's 2nd apartment is a mile from here, too.
You will make your own way to the meeting points