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In Short – Towering hilltop at over 200 feet, this classic Greek Ionic temple is one of Music City's most memorable monuments. Designed by famed Philadelphia architect William Strickland--who is also entombed here--and completed in 1859, this enduring structure still functions as the seat of the state government. Public tours of the building itself and the extensive, landscaped grounds are a continual crowd favorite. President James K. Polk's tomb can be found here, as well.
The Details on State Capitol Building
Parking:
During the week, visitors must park in paid lots or at street parking meters. On weekends, visitors may park free in the state employee parking lots to the west of the State Capitol.
When to Go:
Guided tours are available every hour from 9am to 3pm Monday to Friday.
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