The free tour was informative. Our guide was clearly a Democrat and took her jabs at the Republican party. I am pretty a-political but I still did'nt want to hear it. The Senate and Legislature were open and were very nice to see. Gov. Arnold's receptionist had no idea where he was nor what his schedule was...I could not even... more

We arrived early and were able to go on the first tour of the day at 9am. We were the only ones on the tour, which was great. The tour guide was fantastic and gave us a lot of history about the building and the California Government. We were able to see the historic treasuers office, which is set up... more

A do not miss place in Sacramento--guided tours, museum and much history in a great building that is open on Sunday, which we found rare for a state capitol building. Beautiful grounds, gardens and monuments. more

Great place for kids of all ages. Several tours available. See the dome, it's beautiful. Outside gardens are worth the trek. more

My friend and I visted after being in Sacramento at a convention for a week. The park and capitol building was wonderful! We visited early in the morning and the building was relatively quiet with a few tourists and mostly employees inside. We walked the whole building and were really impressed by it and loved the gift shop too. I... more

Even though I went on the tour on a July mid day, I was very impressed with the Park Ranger who let us rest in the shade of a tree while giving us more information. There are trees from many states that have been growing there for many years. Also, be sure to see the memorial for our veterans of... more

The capitol doesnt have alot to do. I think I have been to the museum once, and it wasnt something i remember. Instead, i like the buidling, just walkinig around it. It has been renovated, and it looks nice. In sacramento there is a law that within a certain space the buildings surrounding the capital must be a certain height... more