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A look at Capitol Way viewing Northward between Sid Snyder Ave. SW/14th Ave. SE and 11th Ave. SW. — Cómo llegar

Illustrated map of the Washington Capitol campus — Mapa del campus

A group of tour participants listen intently as a Washington state tour guide leads them through the Legislative Building. — Excursiones

Recorra los monumentos en honor a los habitantes de Washington

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The Washington State Medal of Honor Memorial, with a green expanse of lawn in the background.

People walking around and taking photos of the Legislative Building's interior, which is primarily marble with gold accents.

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Spring Highlights

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Ready for spring? So are the Capitol’s flowering cherry trees

Two types of flowering cherry trees grow at the Capitol Campus, and their blooms are ready to burst forth.

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Temple of Justice

After being closed for two years for structural renovations, the oldest building on Capitol Campus is once again open to visitors.

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Legislative Building Tours

We offer free 50-minute tours of the Legislative Building, also known as the Capitol Building, several times a day, most days. Tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis from the Tour Information Desk, inside the main entrance.

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Sunken Garden

Originally designed by the Olmsted Brothers, the Sunken Garden sits in the heart of the Capitol Campus.

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Pollinator Garden

This garden is located directly over the Plaza Garage and contains plants and flowers that draw pollinator insects.

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Heritage Park & Capitol Lake Trails

Grassy lawns, a lakeside loop trail, and views of the Legislative Building dome draw visitors and locals to this large park.

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Moon Trees

Learn about the Washington state moon trees including when and why they were planted, how to identify them, and where to find them on campus.

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English Oak

Learn about the English Oak including when and why it was planted, how to identify it, and where to find it on campus.

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Winged Victory Monument

This statue features Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, and honors Washington state soldiers who lost their lives during World War I.

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Tivoli Fountain

This fountain on the central lawn of the Capitol Campus draws visitors and passersby with its dancing sprays of water.

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Territorial Sundial

In the late 1950s, when the State Library was constructed, a sundial was commissioned to sit north of the main entrance and be a focal point for the building.

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Beall Mosaic Mural

The mural is made of more than 150,000 small squares of Byzantine glass, marble, and granite that were hand-cut in Italy.

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News & Updates

A vintage library corner with two large shelves full of books, a bench with striped cushions, a small wooden chair, and two small tables. The room is lit by a brass lamp and chandelier.

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Plan your visit

Recorra los monumentos en honor a los habitantes de Washington

¡Haga un recorrido para conocer más sobre Capitol Campus!

Spring Highlights

Ready for spring? So are the Capitol’s flowering cherry trees

Temple of Justice

Legislative Building Tours

Sunken Garden

Pollinator Garden

Heritage Park & Capitol Lake Trails

Moon Trees

English Oak

Winged Victory Monument

Tivoli Fountain

Territorial Sundial

Beall Mosaic Mural

News & Updates

April Governor's Mansion tours offer rare glimpse of unique library collection

Ready for spring? So are the Capitol’s flowering cherry trees

A stone marker, and a live tree, honor Black settler George Bush

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