Helena
About 33,000 people.
Helena is the capital city of Montana, where the state's laws are made. It began as a gold-mining camp on a street called Last Chance Gulch.
Tour the shiny-domed State Capitol, marvel at the tall stone cathedral, and ride a little train tour around the historic downtown.
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State Capitol
The capitol building has a shiny copper dome and beautiful paintings inside. It is where Montana's leaders work and make decisions.
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Last Chance Gulch
The main downtown street follows an old gold-mining creek. Today it is a fun walking area full of shops, statues, and treats.