Address: 600 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck, ND 58505, USA
Phone: +17013282471
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Denise Fettig - Loftesnes
When you walk through the doors of the capital, and through security you will immediately have an opportunity to see history. The walls have beautiful portraits of people who have been awarded the Theodore Roosevelt Hall of Fame, Rough Rider award. The award is given to outstanding North Dakota ends who have attained accomplishments that have brought honor to the state. And it is very surprising to see who is from North Dakota. There is also an opportunity for a guided tour of the history of the capital. When you go to the 19th floor you can view the surrounding city of Bismarck. There is a art display from a local artist. And incredible photography of the old capital on fire.
Charlie Schafer
Nice areas to walk around. The heritage center is really interesting as well. Lots of history about north Dakota and fun exhibits that everyone will like. Tons of different things in there, worth a stop for sure
Adrian Nagle
This state capitol might look unassuming outside, but is very interesting inside. The history dramatically affected the design and architecture. I appreciated the simplicity and yet detailed touches for the interior design. The downstairs lobby has an unusual hall of portraits of famous and influential North Dakota residents, rather than the typical government position holder's portraits. The history mentioned with each of the portraits is worth the trip to the capitol. I've had several guided tours and each have been informative. A visit to the top floor is fun to read more history of North Dakota but especially for the views in all directions. I highly recommend visiting the North Dakota state capitol and the guided tour.
Morghan Townsend
They have a great tour of the building! The Art Deco style of the interior is grand. The view from the top is worth the stop.
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Yes, public is allowed in. Not sure if they're requiring masks or not.
I would call to make an appointment @ the DMV and make sure to ask everything required
All around the Capitol complex. Go to https://preview.tinyurl.com/y4zav3bc to read about it and see the map.
Construction began in 1920. Occupied in 1924.
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