Indiana State Capitol

What an incredible place to visit! The architecture is just stunning and it s always a learning experience visiting. I have yet to be on an official tour, but visit each year to work as a hostess for the Veterans Legislative Day.

Beautiful building! A great place to learn more about the state government or simply admire the architecture and artwork. Lots of people were taking wedding photos here when we visited. The exterior grounds are nice as well. We did street parking which is fairly cheap.

My 1st Statehouse Day. Got to talk to my Representative and ran into some old friends. Also, made a few new business associates. I'm looking forward to the new collaborations.

Visited the Capitol in Indianapolis #Indiana, which is undergoing a renovation. This four-story is the home of the Indiana House of Representatives, Indiana State Senate, Indiana Supreme Court, and Indiana Courts of Appeals. The state government moved to Indianapolis from Corydon in 1825. The original statehouse, completed in 1835, was replaced by the current building, which is a Renaissance Revival-style structure. #Government #History 📸 Lee Roberts

I ❤️ Indiana. ⭐️Indiana State Capitol Building – Indianapolis⭐️ The Indiana State Capitol is a stunning and historic landmark, perfect for both guided and self-guided tours. Despite some ongoing renovations, the building’s architecture remains a standout—elegant, elaborate, and truly grand. We were impressed by how well-preserved and accessible it is, even with scaffolding around the dome. The interior offers an informative experience, and the grounds are peaceful for a stroll. One unexpected highlight was learning about the tunnels beneath the building that connect to parts of the city—a fun hidden gem! We visited on a weekday and experienced no wait time, which made for a relaxed, crowd-free experience. If you’re in downtown Indianapolis, this stop is a must for history buffs, architecture lovers, or anyone who enjoys a good walk with a touch of civic pride. Renovation note: The dome is under restoration, but it doesn’t significantly detract from the visit—in fact, it’s interesting to see history being preserved in real time! And now, a little political humor to cap it off: Why don’t politicians play hide and seek? Because good luck hiding when everyone’s always looking for accountability!

We had an amazing tour at 10:00 today. We joined the tour with a class room 4th graders, who were extremely well behaved and really showed an interest in learning about the Capitol. The tour guide was excellent. Very informative. The tour was over an hour. Highly recommend.

We went for homeschool day at the Capitol. It is an amazing building. The architecture is stunning and tour guides are super knowledgeable