Capitol of Puerto Rico

The Capitol of Puerto Rico, located in San Juan, is the seat of the island's legislative assembly. It houses the Senate and the House of Representatives, where lawmakers propose and debate laws. The building is notable for its neoclassical architecture and features a large dome. It reflects Puerto Rico's political heritage and functions as a central hub for governance, playing a crucial role in the island's administration and civic affairs. The Capitol is also a symbol of Puerto Rican identity and autonomy, showcasing the island's unique relationship with the United States.