Welcome To Bismarck!
Food scene
Fireflour Pizzeria & Coffee Bar
111 N 5th StGreat Pizza and Kombucha.
Low key with a great ambience and awesome cocktails. Keep it traditional with one of the classics or try one of their signature cocktails or martinis.
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The Toasted Frog
124 N 4th StLow key with a great ambience and awesome cocktails. Keep it traditional with one of the classics or try one of their signature cocktails or martinis.
Stonehome Brewing Company
1601 N 12th StGrab dinner, drinks, and game within walking distance of your AirBnB.
El Coquí bakery
Puerto Rican Bakery offering sandwiches, Tres Leche cake, Pastelitos, and Tornillos.
Nara Ramen and Izakaya - Bismarck
309 North 3rd StreetBest ramen in town.
Beautiful restaurant right on the banks of the Missouri River. Choose the scenic route to get there along Burnt Boat Road to make you feel as though you've left the city when you absolutely haven't!
Start with The Devil's Eggs for "Å Beite" and finish it off with "Å Holde" (the Royale With Cheese is my go-to).
Huckleberry House also offers brunch dining and mocktails - perfect for those who are abstinent!
Huckleberry House
Beautiful restaurant right on the banks of the Missouri River. Choose the scenic route to get there along Burnt Boat Road to make you feel as though you've left the city when you absolutely haven't!
Start with The Devil's Eggs for "Å Beite" and finish it off with "Å Holde" (the Royale With Cheese is my go-to).
Huckleberry House also offers brunch dining and mocktails - perfect for those who are abstinent!
Sightseeing
The oldest state park in North Dakota and home to the replica Mandan On-A-Slant Indian Village. Hike or bike the trail system through the surrounding hills. If fishing is your deal there is lots of shoreline to choose from between both the Missouri and Heart Rivers. During the winter months grab your snowshoes and hit the trails.
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Parque Estatal Fort Abraham Lincoln
4480 Fort Lincoln RdThe oldest state park in North Dakota and home to the replica Mandan On-A-Slant Indian Village. Hike or bike the trail system through the surrounding hills. If fishing is your deal there is lots of shoreline to choose from between both the Missouri and Heart Rivers. During the winter months grab your snowshoes and hit the trails.
North Dakota's history museum located on the grounds of the state Capitol, only a few minutes away from your AirBnB. Admission is free!
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North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum
612 E Boulevard AveNorth Dakota's history museum located on the grounds of the state Capitol, only a few minutes away from your AirBnB. Admission is free!
Consejos sobre la ciudad
Qué meter en la valija
Pack for the weather.
Summers are hot and winters are cold so pack accordingly.
Summers frequently find us on (or in) the Missouri trying to stay cool. Be sure to pack your shorts and sunscreen, and stay hydrated.
Winters can be bitterly cold especially with the wind. Layers and a long winter coat (with a hood) are helpful to keep the wind from getting down to your bones.
Cómo moverse
Having your own vehicle is best.
Bismarck does have a bus system but it's not very robust. Lyft and Uber do operate here but also not very robustly after certain hours at night. So having a personal vehicle to get you to and from your destination(s) is key. Traffic isn't an issue here as you can get from one side of the city to the other in under 30 mins.