New York State Capitol

The New York State Capitol in Albany is a historic building and the seat of the New York State Legislature. Completed in 1899, it features a striking blend of architectural styles, including Romanesque, Renaissance Revival, and Victorian influences. The Capitol houses the legislative chambers, governor’s offices, and courtrooms, serving as the center of state government. Its ornate design, impressive dome, and notable sculptures reflect New York's political history and artistic heritage. The building also offers guided tours, providing insight into its architecture, history, and the legislative process.