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If you have been to North Dakota, chances are you just drove through the state on the interstate and did not take the time to find out what the state has to offer. You might have even stayed in North Dakota hotels without taking the time to do much else. That's OK, because this article will help you plan a trip to North Dakota so you can experience everything the state has to offer! Hopefully you will be able to plan a vacation to the state sometime soon whether you live nearby or whether you are traveling from a big city or hoping to visit all 50 states, North Dakota has something for everyone. Here are just a few of the top places to travel in North Dakota: 1. Fargo, North Dakota Fargo is the state's largest city. Because of this, there is a lot going on. There are many options for hotels in Fargo no matter what you plan to do in the city of about 150,000. Just some of the attractions include the Plains Art Museum, Fargo Air Museum, Red River Zoo, Redhawks baseball, North Dakota State University sports, Fargo Theatre, concerts, parks, West Acres Shopping Center and restaurants. The Plains Art Museum in Fargo is located downtown and has a permanent gallery of art ranging from Native American artwork to contemporary work. It also features temporary exhibits throughout the year. 2. Bismarck, North Dakota This city is the state's capitol. The Missouri River runs through Bismarck and the state capitol building is the city's tallest building. Shopping and dining are plentiful in this city. Attractions in Bismarck include Belle Mehus Auditorium, Fort Clark, Governor's Mansion State Historic Site and Sitting Bull burial site. The Belle Mehus Auditorium is located downtown near the capitol building. Theater and ensemble events take place in this building. It is home to the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra. 3. International Peace Garden The Peace Garden location is covered with flowers, water fountains and paths. It is located along the border of Canada and the United States. The gardens hold some of the remains from the World Trade Center. Hiking is available throughout the peace gardens. Birds, deer and moose are common in or near the gardens. 4. Minot, North Dakota Minot is the location of the yearly state fair. The Roosevelt Zoo is also located in Minot, which is a small town with a lot going on. Activities and attractions include multiple golf courses, museums and restaurants. 5. Dickinson, North Dakota Dickinson is a good destination because it is not too far from Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Dickinson is also home to the Dinosaur Park, which includes replicas of multiple dinosaurs. Teddy Roosevelt State Park is home to the North Dakota badlands. The park is full of trails and camping spots for serious backpackers or those who prefer to drive up to their camping spot. If you are driving from the eastern part of the state to the western part of the state, make sure to check out the Enchanted Highway. This highway shows off metal sculptures along a stretch of 32 miles. No matter what your reasons are for traveling to North Dakota at any time of the year, there is something for everyone! http://www.whosgotroom.com offers a wide selection of hotels in Fargo and other Fargo Moorhead Hotels to suit anyone's needs as they travel. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
