Begin your visit at the Atheneum Visitor Center and discover the stories, places and ideas that shaped New Harmony.
The Atheneum Visitor Center is open Tuesday–Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Central Time. The visitor center is closed on Mondays.
Admission to the Atheneum Visitor Center is free. Guided tours of historic sites require tickets.
Begin your visit at the Atheneum Visitor Center, your starting point for maps, visitor information, tours and tickets.
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Choose from guided tours that explore New Harmony's history, architecture and cultural significance.
A 20-minute introduction featuring galleries and the orientation film Utopia: The New Harmony Experience. Available on demand Tuesday through Sunday. Free.
A 45-minute guided overview of the historic district aboard the New Harmony tram. Available Tuesday through Saturday.
Our most comprehensive experience, featuring historic sites and buildings throughout town. Approximately two hours. Available Tuesday through Sunday.
Seasonal and topic-specific tours offered throughout the year.
Historic New Harmony is located in New Harmony, Indiana. Begin your visit at the Atheneum Visitor Center, where you'll find maps, visitor information, tour tickets, an orientation film and gallery exhibits.
Free parking is available at the Atheneum Visitor Center and on public streets throughout New Harmony.
Historic New Harmony welcomes visitors of all abilities. Information about accessible parking, visitor services, tours and site accessibility is available on our Accessibility page. Visitors with questions about accommodations are encouraged to contact us before their visit.
Planning a visit for a school, organization or tour group? Historic New Harmony offers guided tours, educational experiences and special group pricing for groups of 10 or more. Advance reservations are required, and our staff can help you create an experience that best fits your group's interests.
Begin your visit at the Atheneum Visitor Center, where you can pick up maps, learn about tours and events, purchase tour tickets and explore visitor center exhibits.
Reservations are not required for most individual visitors. Advance reservations are recommended for groups and may be required for certain specialty tours and programs.
Admission to the Atheneum Visitor Center is free. Guided tours of Historic New Harmony's historic sites require tickets. Special pricing is available for qualifying groups and educational programs.
Historic New Harmony offers several guided experiences, including the Atheneum Tour, New Harmony Tram Tour, New Harmony History Tour and seasonal specialty tours.
Visitors can enjoy the Atheneum Tour in about 20 minutes, while the History Tour lasts approximately two hours. Many guests choose to spend several hours or an entire day exploring New Harmony's historic sites, gardens, public art and events.
Yes. Free parking is available at the Atheneum Visitor Center and on public streets throughout New Harmony.
Yes. Historic New Harmony welcomes school groups, tour groups, organizations and lifelong learning programs. Advance reservations are required for groups, and discounted pricing is available for groups of 10 or more.
Historic New Harmony welcomes visitors of all abilities. Information about accessible parking, visitor services, tours and site accessibility is available on our Accessibility page.
Historic New Harmony hosts a variety of programs, including lectures, workshops, festivals, exhibitions, tours and community events throughout the year. Visit our Events page to see what's coming up.
Yes. The Atheneum Visitor Center is free and open to the public, and many outdoor spaces and landmarks throughout New Harmony can be enjoyed independently. Guided tours provide additional access and interpretation of historic sites.
Visitors are welcome to enjoy New Harmony's outdoor public spaces with their pets. However, pets are not permitted inside the Atheneum Visitor Center or Historic New Harmony's historic buildings. Service animals are welcome.
Get updates on tours, events, special programs and exhibitions through Historic New Harmony's First Look newsletter.