New York State Capitol

New York State Capitol

The Capitol was constructed between 1867 and 1899 and inspired by the City Hall in Paris, France. The building is constructed in both the Romanesque and Renaissance revival styles.

The structure is 220 feet (67 m) tall at its highest point.

The New York Capitol is one of ten U.S. state capitols that does not have a domed roof.

Location

Between State St. & Eagle St.
Albany, New York
USA

Getting There

The New York State Capitol is located in Albany, the capital of New York State. The Capitol is easily accessible by public transportation.

If you are coming from New York City, you can take Amtrak or Megabus to Albany-Rensselaer Station, which is located across the Hudson River from Albany. From there, you can take the CDTA bus #114 to Albany bus station, and transfer to CDTA bus #12 or #22 to the Capitol.

If you are already in Albany, you can take the CDTA bus #12 or #22 directly to the Capitol. Additionally, the Albany-Rensselaer Station is served by the CDTA bus #214, which stops at the Empire State Plaza, a short walk from the Capitol.

Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available in Albany if you prefer not to take public transportation.

Nearby Airports

This is a list of primary airports in New York that have scheduled passenger service on commercial airlines.