Museum
Russian Bishop's House
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The Russian Bishop's House is a National Historic Landmark and part of Sitka National Historical Park. Built in 1842, this two-story log structure served as the residence and administrative center for the Russian Orthodox bishop in Alaska. Restored to its 1850s appearance, the museum features period furnishings, religious artifacts, and exhibits on Russian colonial life. Visitors can explore the bishop's living quarters, chapel, and offices, gaining insight into the intersection of Russian and Tlingit cultures.
Don't miss
- Tour the restored bishop's living quarters and private chapel
- See original Russian icons and religious items on display
- Learn about the daily operations of the Russian-American Company
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Russian Bishop's House
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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