North Dakota State Capitol
FreeTour the 21-story Art Deco capitol called the Skyscraper on the Prairie and ride up to the 18th-floor observation deck.

Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site is a sightseeing stop in Stanton, ND. Cost: free.
County Road 37, half a mile north of Stanton · Stanton, ND
Half a mile north of Stanton, this site preserves the remains of Hidatsa villages that were a major trading and farming center for hundreds of years. Circular depressions still mark where earthlodges stood, some as large as 40 feet across. You can go inside a reconstructed earthlodge, watch a film and tour the museum, then walk the Village Trail to the Awatixa site, where Sakakawea lived. No entrance pass is required.
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North Dakota's state tourism office in Bismarck, promoting travel and publishing the official state travel guide.
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