Capitol Building (Austin)

The Texas State Capitol in Austin is the state’s government building, where the Texas Legislature and the governor conduct official business. Completed in 1888, it features impressive architecture with a prominent dome, made primarily of limestone. The Capitol houses offices, legislative chambers, and historical exhibits, serving as a symbol of Texas’ government and history. Its spacious grounds include gardens, monuments, and statues. The building’s design reflects 19th-century grandeur and state pride, making it an important cultural and political landmark for Texans and visitors alike.