Texas Capitol

The Texas Capitol in Austin is the state’s seat of government, housing the Texas Legislature and the offices of the governor. Designed in a Roman Revival style, it features a large dome and impressive architecture, symbolizing Texas pride and history. Completed in 1888, it stands taller than the U.S. Capitol, making it a prominent landmark. The building includes legislative chambers, offices, and historic exhibits, serving as a center for political activity and public engagement. Its expansive grounds also host monuments and memorials, reflecting Texas’s diverse heritage and democratic principles.