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The North Dakota State Capitol houses the government for the state. The Capitol is a 21-story art deco style building that shares its grounds with several other government buildings. The Capitol grounds also include several trails, monuments, and parks with informational signs and plaques that inform guests about the history of the state.

The building itself is the tallest building in the state of North Dakota, and the 18th floor features an observation deck that is the highest in the state. Visitors can tour the Capitol building on weekdays. Tours visit both the judicial and legislative branches of the government and travel by elevator to the top of the tower.

600 E. Boulevard Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58505, Phone: 701-328-2471

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