Visiting the New Hampshire State House with Limited Mobility

The New Hampshire State House in Concord is known as one of the oldest state houses where the legislature still meets in its original chambers. Visitors can tour parts of the building, and it sits right on Main Street in downtown Concord.

Before you go

Check the visitor center information for tour times and accessible entrances. Older government buildings often have one designated accessible door.

Downtown Concord

Main Street has wide sidewalks, shops and restaurants. A standard wheelchair or Pride GoGo travel scooter is great for a few hours downtown.

More in Concord

See our Concord guide.

Inside the building

Statehouse visits usually include the Hall of Flags and, when the legislature is not in session, a look at the chambers. Expect marble floors, which are smooth for wheels, and long corridors, which are tiring for walkers. A rollator walker lets someone sit while a guide talks. If you are coming for a hearing or a legislative day, arrive early, because the building gets busy and accessible parking nearby fills.

Make it a Concord day

Concord is about 50 minutes inland from the Seacoast. Many visitors pair the State House with a meal on Main Street, where the wide brick and concrete sidewalks were redone with curb cuts at most crossings.

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