A gem of a museum depicting early life in Sitka housed in the original bishops home. Get to view the way the home was built to withstand the elements.

Tour of this historic dwelling was very well done. The house, it's purpose and history of the the Bishop's living quarters and chapel were very informative and also well preserved.

Disappointed that they now charge $4./person to go on the 2nd floor. Way overpriced. Still free to visit the ground level which is interesting, but rather plain since the upstairs has the decorative items.

This yet another interesting historic spot in SItka well restored, the down stairs, has dispalys of old sitka, the upstair requires a fee and there are times scheduled to enter. All in all on a Raoiny day in Sitka you could do worse.

Small museum but packed with so much to see. Pay the small park service fee to take the upstairs tour. The rooms have been restored as they were when the Russian Bishop lived in the house and served Sitka. The park service guide was knowledgeable and took her time guiding us. We learned about the history, construction, engineering of the... More

The Orthodox Church in America has given the Russian Bishops House to the Forest Service to maintain and Run, and they do an excellent job of it - Very professional and knowledgable staff

The lower floor of the place is free and the upper floor has a fee. We zipped through the lower floor in 5 min.

An interesting, historic, handsome place... quite lovely... and the NPS interpreter on duty was fascinating. The informative movie that plays here too was very well done.

We enjoyed the tour, but the Ranger was very young and talked really fast so it I'm sure my brother missed part of what she was saying. If you have a National Park pass you get in at a reduced rate.