U.S. Capitol Building

The U.S. Capitol Building is the iconic home of the United States Congress, located in Washington, D.C. It serves as the seat of legislative authority, where Senators and Representatives gather to debate, draft, and pass laws. The Capitol features a prominent dome and neoclassical architecture, symbolizing American democracy. Completed in the 19th century, it also includes chambers, offices, and historic spaces. Beyond its functional role, it stands as a symbol of the federal government’s authority, national unity, and democratic governance, hosting important ceremonies and events central to U.S. political life.