Washington State Capitol
Historic Site · Olympia, Washington
The Legislative Building in Olympia, completed in 1928, carrying what is generally described as the tallest self-supporting masonry dome in North America and among the last such domes built anywhere. It sits on a landscaped campus above Capitol Lake laid out by the Olmsted Brothers, with war memorials, a conservatory and a cherry grove. Tours are free and the building interior - Tiffany chandelier, bronze doors, marble from five countries - is more impressive than the modest visitor numbers suggest.
416 Sid Snyder Avenue SW, Olympia, Washington, 98504, United States
The Legislative Building is generally open to the public on weekdays during business hours, with free guided tours running hourly through the day and limited or no weekend opening outside the legislative session. ACCESS AND TOUR SCHEDULES CHANGE WITH THE LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR AND WITH SECURITY POSTURE - confirm before travelling. The campus grounds, gardens and war memorials are open at all hours and are free.
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