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Planning a vacation in Bismarck, ND? Stay at Country Inn for easy access to all the best Bismarck attractions. Centrally located to provide optimal access to major Bismarck events and attractions, the Bismarck hotel makes exploring Bismarck, ND a breeze. We are conveniently located near Gateway Fashion Mall, Pebble Creek Golf Course and more. Browse the Bismarck attractions below or stop by the front desk for additional information about the city of Bismarck, ND.

Nearby Bismarck attractions include:

  • Belle Mehus Auditorium
    Located in downtown Bismarck, the historic Belle Mehus acts as the city's center for the arts. The auditorium is also the home of the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra.
    201 N 6th St, Bismarck, ND 58501
    (701) 258-8345
    2.8 miles 
  • Bismarck Art and Galleries Association
    Ten times a year, selected local, regional, and national artists and craftspeople get their chance to shine in exhibits hosted by this art association, known to locals as BAGA.
    422 E Front Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501
    (701) 858-3242
    3.1 miles
  • Bismarck Civic Center
    The capital city's largest venue, Bismarck Civic Center is a multi-purpose facility that hosts major events throughout the calendar year, from trade shows and political conventions to rock and symphonic concerts to rodeo and athletic competitions.
    601 E Sweet Ave, at 5th and Bowen, Bismarck, ND 58504-5660
    (701) 222-6487
    3 miles
  • Dakota Zoo
    Fun and affordable zoo featuring more than six hundred animals.
    3205 N 14th St, Bismarck, ND 58503
    (701) 223-7543
    4.1 miles
  • Gateway Fashion Mall
    Nearby fashion mall houses some 30 retail stores anchored by Conlin's Furniture, Hancock Fabrics and Sears.
    2700 State St, Bismarck, ND
    0.3 miles
  • Gateway to Science
    Dedicated to promoting interest in the sciences as well as environmental and conservation awareness, this facility in the Gateway Mall is a terrific place to spend an afternoon with the entire family.
    1810 Schafer St, Bismarck, ND 58501
    (701) 258-1975
    3.1 miles
  • North Dakota Heritage Center
    Founded to preserve and promote the rich heritage of North Dakota, this state-run organization operates two museums, the main branch of which is in the capital city and is the largest museum in the state.
    612 Boulevard Ave, Bismarck, ND 58505
    (701) 328-2666
    2.5 miles
  • Sertoma Park
    A terrific place for picnics, hiking and more, Sertoma Park sits just off Main Avenue and offers a tranquil escape for locals and visitors alike. 
    Riverside Park Rd & West Arbor Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501
    4.4 miles

About Bismarck

A land of fertile soil, untapped coal and oil reserves, rolling prairies, and close-knit communities, North Dakota has lost little of its frontier spirit over the years. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the capital city, Bismarck. Named after a German Kaiser in an attempt to encourage investment in its neophyte railroad industry, Bismarck's history can be traced back to 1804, when Meriwether Lewis and William Clark camped on the banks of the Missouri River (just a short distance from the modern city limits) while exploring the lands of the Louisiana Purchase and opening the door for thousands of pioneer families who settled the area over the next century or so. By the time North and South Dakota formally entered the Union in 1889, Bismarck was well on its way to becoming one of the region's most important economic and cultural centers, attracting investment capital thanks to a position at the terminus of the Northern Pacific Railroad and serving as an important steamboat crossing point. Important sites in and around the capital city include Fort Abraham Lincoln, General George Custer's command post when he met disaster at the hands of Sitting Bull at the Battle of Little Bighorn; the Lewis and Clark Riverboat, a 150-passenger vessel that cruises the Missouri in grand style; and the contemporary capitol building, the so-called "Skyscraper on the Prairie," a fascinating blend of old and new that houses the North Dakota Heritage Center, Avard Fairbanks's famous "Pioneer Family" statue, and a dazzling arboretum that contains indigenous plants, trees, flowers, and shrubs. Once the sun sets on the prairie, visitors will find that they have no shortage of options to pass the night away, whether it's playing blackjack at the Prairie Knights Casino, taking in a Native American dance and musical performance, or enjoying night fishing at nearby Lake Oahe. In North Dakota, something exciting is always on the horizon.

A haven for avid outdoorsmen and nature lovers in general, the Bismarck area features a wide range of opportunities for those wanting to experience life on the wild side. Primarily, the Missouri River and its tributaries offer excellent fishing ­ 19 different species of fish, to be exact. In addition, the land flanking the river system is home to countless species of wild game, from grouse and partridge to white-tailed deer and rabbit. Those who'd prefer to hunt with a lens will find that the region's rich landscape is prime for birdwatchers, who'll likely spot bald eagles, white pelicans, snowy owls, and the like on any given outing.

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