“Indiana's neoclassical capitol building — free guided tours of one of the most beautiful statehouses in the country”

The Indiana Statehouse has been home to state government since 1888 and is one of the finest examples of neoclassical architecture in the Midwest. Free guided tours take visitors through the ornate rotunda, legislative chambers, and the Governor's office suite. The building's dome is modeled after the U.S. Capitol but features Indiana limestone throughout. A worthwhile stop for visitors looking to explore downtown beyond the convention campus — it's just two blocks from the Convention Center. Tours available weekdays; closes at 2 PM.