Very informational tour. The home has several items owned by the Roosevelts and TR himself, quite possibly this country's best president ever! More

I found this free tour to be amazing. The group was small, so it made touring the rooms easy. The guide was exceptionally well informed. I knew little about Theodore Roosevelt prior to the tour. After taking the tour I read the two biographies about this great man. A wonderful experience and museum. More

A must see and usually overlooked piece of American history in the middle of Manhattan. One man visiting the home with us said he had passed it by for years on his way to work and never realized it was Teddy Roosevelt's birthplace and the place where he spent his childhood. It is marked with a small unpretentious plaque on... More

Located in a nondescript house on 20th St. between Park Ave. S and Broadway, the entrance to TR's Birthplace is below street level and you have to keep your eyes peeled so you don't walk past it. Tours are free and begin on the hour; I arrived 30 minutes early and spent the time looking at the fairly witty political... More

Tours are on the hour and last about the hour. The volunteer guide was very good and knowledgeable about "Teedie" the Roosevelts dutch society in New York and the era in general. It was neat to walk through a New York City Brownstone which is actually modeled after Amsterdam canal house. Left with a good understanding of his childhood, and... More

The National Park Service maintains this home in Midtown and provides a fascinating historical narrative in 30 minute tours given on the hour. As usual, park rangers possess seemingly unlimited depth of knowledge that, in this case, helps visitors understand the begininngs of President Roosevelt's interest in conservation and the formation of the American Museum of Natural History. More