Start at the North Carolina History Center ticket desk, then choose the palace, gardens or galleries that fit your visit.
The reconstructed Georgian palace that served as North Carolina's first permanent capitol, built in 1770 and rebuilt after a 1798 fire to reopen in 1959. It anchors New Bern's historic riverfront.
Before you go
Begin at the History Center
The 529 South Front Street address is the general information and ticket-desk location.
Choose your focus
Visitor guidance names the palace, gardens and galleries as parts of the visit.
Schedules vary
The official hours page lists different schedules for the History Center, tours, gardens and shops.
Tryon Palace brings several history stops together, from the palace and gardens to the galleries. The visitor address is the History Center information and ticket desk, so check what your ticket includes before planning the rest of your day.
