North Dakota State Capitol
Explore the Capitol’s prairie-inspired architecture, public grounds and guided building tours.
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What to expect
The North Dakota Capitol is a working government building as well as a landmark. A guided tour introduces its interior and state history, while the surrounding grounds offer a separate outdoor stop. The neighboring Heritage Center makes it easy to combine the two places in one Bismarck outing.
- Guided Capitol tours
- Prairie-inspired Art Deco details
- Capitol grounds and monuments
- Nearby Heritage Center
Getting to North Dakota State Capitol
Use the visitor entrance and check in at the Information Desk on the ground floor for a tour. Follow posted visitor-parking and building-access instructions.
The map pin is approximate. Use the street address and Directions button to plan your route.
Before you go
The current official schedule offers tours Monday through Friday, with walk-ins welcome. Guided tours are generally unavailable on weekends and holidays. Larger groups should arrange a tour ahead; check for schedule changes.
Fees, seasons and conditions can change. Confirm with the linked website before you head out.
Browse scenic stops or explore all places around Bismarck or find local food and coffee for your day out.