TripAdvisor's editorial team reviewed our attractions database and selected the best local attractions to highlight in this itinerary. Some are popular, some are off the beaten track, but all are worth a visit.
For history buffs |
|  | The Moss Mansion: Designed by a prominent architect, this huge, red-sandstone, turn-of-the-century mansion has been shown on TV and in films, and combines several architectural styles inside. Address: 914 Division, Billings, Montana Phone: 406-256-5100 Admission fee |  |
|  | Western Heritage Center: The settlement of the West is skilfully portrayed, with sensitive exhibits on Native American tribes and minority settlers. The centre also depicts the history, culture and lives of Yellowstone Valley homesteaders. Address: 2822 Montana Ave, Billings, Montana Phone: 406-256-6809 Free; closed during January |  |
For art lovers |
|  | Yellowstone Art Museum: This extensive permanent collection of contemporary and historic art of America's Rocky Mountain West includes more than 3000 significant paintings and drawings, including the works of cowboy illustrator Will James(1892-1942). Address: 401 North 27th Street, Billings, Montana Phone: 406-256-6804 Admission fee |  |
Ancient history |
|  | Pictograph Cave State Park: See rock paintings that tell the story of the prehistoric people who took shelter in these sandstone caves 4500 years ago. The 23-acre park also contains well-equipped picnic areas. Address: Coburn Road, Billings, Montana Phone: 406-247-2940 Parking fee |  |
Nearby places worth a visit |
|  | Little Bighorn National Monument: The soldiers who died in Custer's Last Stand, now known as the Battle of Little Bighorn, are commemorated by this monument, featuring a statue of the legendary Custer, whose men were outnumbered and slaughtered in a battle against the Plains Indians. Address: Interstate 90 Exit 510 , Crow Agency, Montana Phone: 406-638-3224 Admission fee |  |
Animal attraction |
|  | Zoo Montana: The focus is on animal life in northern-latitude, temperate climates with a variety of state-of-the-art habitats and exhibits including river otters, black-footed ferrets, Siberian tigers and bald eagles. Address: 2100 South Shiloh Road , Billings, Montana Phone: 406-652-8100 (null) |  |
Restaurants |
|  | Granary: Hand-cut steaks and prime rib are the specialties, but the seafood dishes are just as good. Address: 1500 Poly Dr, Billings, Montana Phone: 406-259-3488 |  |
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