The Cathedral of Saint Helena is a neo-Gothic church in Helena, Montana. Built between 1908 and 1924, it features stunning stained-glass windows and an impressive organ.

The State Capitol in Helena is a grand neoclassical building completed in 1902. It features a stunning dome that shines brightly and beautifully decorated rooms filled with gold-rimmed paintings.

Great Northern Carousel in Helena features hand-carved animals created by a skilled artist from Walt Disney World. It showcases 37 animals and beautiful stained glass artwork, making it one of the finest carousels in the nation.

Last Chance Gulch is the main street in Helena's downtown. It is named after four gold prospectors who discovered gold here in 1864, making it an important part of local history.

Reeder's Alley is a restored miners' village that features a short stretch of brick road lined with historic buildings and log cabins. It is significant for its history and charm, showcasing the oldest log bridge still in use in Montana.