Chris Johnson | Jul 12, 2018

Very impressive inside and out. Go during session to see all the action. I’m a big fan of the modernist capitol plaza across the street.

Jennifer Palmerson | Jun 29, 2018

A truly historic building, every corner provided thought provoking artifacts and information to quell my curiosity. The pamphlet provided allowed for an informative self-guided tour. Guided tours with knowledgeable guides are also available. An impressive building and worthy of any time spent exploring its hallways.

Steve McCoy | May 26, 2018

Gorgeous buildings! Politicians! History! Intrigue! Ok, but seriously, skip all the other stuff and take/ get a tour if this beautifully restored architectural gems. Kinda makes Albany a place to really want to visit!

Kara Yakel | Jun 17, 2018

The tour is free and takes an hour. You can also do a self guided tour. Either one I'd reccomend. The architecture is amazing! Something to see if you're in the Capitol area.

Jemma Hanson | Jun 9, 2018

The capital in New York has historic beauty, it is a must see at least once. The assembly and Senate chambers are lovely and were refreshed in the last 5 years. If you want to see the people's house visit the capital in New York❤

Kyle Gibson | May 25, 2018

Amazing. Grew up and have lived in the Albany area for 31 years and have never been to The Capitol, just toured it the other day (free) and couldn't have been more impressed. So much architecture and history and the tour guide was great. Strongly urge anyone who hasn't to take a tour or just wander the halls (totally open to the public during business hours Monday-Friday).

Michael Soethout | May 2, 2018

The Capitol area is very nice and the Capitol is a impressive building. There is some very nice architecture there. The elected officials are okay.

Jonathan Duda | Apr 14, 2018

Don't let the security and metal detectors thwart you. You're perfectly allowed to freely roam the halls of this gem of a landmark. In addition to the stunning architecture, the MC Escher-esque staircases, and countless carvings to admire, there are rotating exhibits throughout.

Yoel Falkowitz | Dec 30, 2017

The capitol building of the great state of New York is something worthwhile visiting for everyone especially New Yorkers. The building is a magnificent architecture with spectacular beauty. Stone walls, pillars, staircases and dimly lit hallways. And the most beautiful thing is the general assembly hall. Just walking through the hallways is half the adventure. The capitol building also connects to other buildings via underground tunnel.

Scott Johnson | Feb 17, 2018

This historical building is beautiful. It is well worth taking a few hours to walk around and check it out. Make sure you walk the million dollar staircase. If you can time it right, try to be there when either the Senate or Assembly is in session. It is very interesting to see government in action. Also make sure you see the flag display.

melody evans | Feb 21, 2018

Best experience ever! I traveled with an Advocacy group and spoke with 10 senators. Everyone was great and listened to our concerns. I advise everyone to visit the capital and check out the million dollar staircase. Absolutely beautiful!

Chris Carlsson | Feb 22, 2018

Beautiful state capital. It has amazing stairs on each side of the building so it is great to get different pictures around the structure. I was not able to go in, but looking thru the doors it was even beautiful. I was there in the fall so there were a few trees that were turning colors. Easy to explore the rest of the area from there.

Norman A Bernstein | Mar 4, 2018

Probably one of the most beautiful and unique government buildings in the U.S.! An architectural playground that must be seen in order to really appreciate its grand, awesome, and highly stylistic design. Definitely worth the trip to Albany to see it. This is what one would expect to find in the "Empire State". I would add a + to it's Five Star rating! The adjacent Empire State Plaza contains a very impressive set of marble-clad office towers, as well as the New York State Library and Museum.