North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum
FreeWalk four galleries of North Dakota history, from dinosaur fossils and early peoples to the present day, on the State Capitol grounds.

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North Dakota Tourism Division is a sightseeing stop in Bismarck, ND. Cost: free.
1600 East Century Avenue, Suite 6 · Bismarck, ND
The North Dakota Tourism Division is the state's official tourism promotion agency, part of the North Dakota Department of Commerce. It develops marketing campaigns and visitor publications such as the North Dakota Guide, and it coordinates group travel and visitor information services statewide. The division is based at the Century Center office complex in Bismarck.
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