Scandinavian Heritage Park
The only outdoor museum in the world to represent all five Nordic countries, the Scandinavian Heritage Park in Minot spans 14 acres dedicated to the cultures of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The park features full-scale replicas and authentic structures, including a 240-year-old Norwegian log house, a traditional Stave Church, a Finnish sauna, and a Danish windmill. Standout landmarks like the 25-foot Swedish Dala Horse and statues of Leif Eriksson and Hans Christian Andersen highlight the region’s deep Scandinavian roots.
Visitors can explore paved walking paths, landscaped gardens, and cultural exhibits throughout the park. An audio tour app offers narrated insights for a self-guided experience, and the park is fully ADA accessible with designated parking and restrooms.
Open to the public year-round and dog-friendly, the Scandinavian Heritage Park is a free attraction for families, heritage travelers, and cultural explorers—no passport required.
Buildings are open daily from May 17th - October 1st.Click here for additional fun information on the Scandinavian Heritage Park!
All Features
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Accessibility
- Accessible Entrance,
- Audio Tour Options,
- Partially Paved,
- Passenger Drop-off/Pick-up,
- Paved,
- Service Animals Allowed,
- Wheelchair-accessible,
- Wheelchair-accessible Parking,
- Wheelchair-accessible Restrooms
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Activities
- Instruction Available,
- Self-guided Tours
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Availability
- Open Year 'Round
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Facility Amenities
- Historic Marker
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General Information
- Family-Friendly,
- Free Admission,
- Pet-Friendly
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Group & Meeting Information
- Accommodates Tour Groups,
- Advance Reservations Required for Groups,
- Minimum Group Number: 10
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Parking
- Bus/Motorcoach Parking On Site,
- Parking Lot,
- Street Parking