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Tennessee State Capitol

Tennessee State Capitol

Capitol Building and Monument
Capitol Hill Area, Nashville
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    Smithsonian Channel
    "Architect William Strickland died during the capitol’s construction"(2 Tips)
    Gary S.
    "Excellent tour."(5 Tips)
    Adam S.
    "nice views of downtown."(2 Tips)
    Travis S.
    "book on the hill looking to the north."(2 Tips)
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  • Adam S.heart icon on user image
    Adam StallmanMay 19, 2018
    One of several capital buildings that do not have a dome. You can do a guided tour at certain times or just walk around. The building sits on top of a hill which allows for nice views of downtown.
    Upvoted Oct 9
  • Travis S.heart icon on user image
    Travis StathamAugust 14, 2018
    We didn’t go inside, but immaculate landscaping and I suggest reading a book on the hill looking to the north.
  • Mark B.heart icon on user image
    Mark BApril 17, 2021
    Only open a couple days a week. Enter from a tunnel entrance facing MLK Blvd. We went on a Monday and were literally the only visitors in the entire bldg. It helps that they weren’t in session also.
  • Ricardo V.heart icon on user image
    Ricardo ValdesApril 20, 2016
    It's a nice walk uphill. The park is nice on a hit day. The war memorial at its back quite impressive too
  • Smithsonian Channel
    Smithsonian ChannelJune 23, 2011
    Architect William Strickland died during the capitol’s construction and, per his final wish, was interred in its walls. President James K. Polk and his wife are also buried here. (From Aerial America) Read more
  • Maria Teresa S.heart icon on user image
    Maria Teresa SerpaAugust 27, 2018
    The tour is free, and if you don’t want to wait, you can do your own tour.
  • Jeff S.
    Jeff SellersMay 30, 2011
    If its the weekend and the Capitol is closed, walk to the North and South ends of the building to see the tombs of the architect and building commissioner.
  • Gary S.heart icon on user image
    Gary SchultzJuly 5, 2018
    Excellent tour. Well trained and knowledgeable guides.
  • Dawn H.heart icon on user image
    Dawn HillMarch 31, 2020
    Tennessee State Capitol 21 minutes drive to the north of Dental Bliss Franklin
  • Anissa
    AnissaOctober 14, 2014
    Go to the back for a great elevated view of the park!
  • Serhii L.heart icon on user image
    Serhii LutskoJuly 30, 2016
    Capitol is just great
  • LPMNDC
    LPMNDCAugust 12, 2011
    Look at the cupola to see if the legislature is in session. When they are you will see three flags.
  • Daniel H.
    Daniel HicksAugust 20, 2010
    Been here 25+ times
    If you want a really in depth tour of the building, ask for Taylor.
  • North Star
    North StarMay 1, 2012
    STAND YOUR GROUND state
  • Newt Gingrich
    Newt GingrichFebruary 27, 2012
    Here with Fred Thompson for a rally.
  • Nik D.heart icon on user image
    Nik DawsonApril 3, 2016
    Nothing on the Texas Capitol
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