Indiana Statehouse
A New Renaissance-style statehouse completed in 1888, with a stained-glass dome and a circular rotunda worth seeing.
The Indiana Statehouse was completed in 1888. Built of Indiana limestone, it houses the offices of the governor, the state legislature and the state supreme court. Above the central circular rotunda is a stained-glass dome, and the marble colonnades and mosaic floor tiles are well preserved. Entry is free on weekdays, and the visitor centre offers a free tour of about 45 minutes (reservations may be required), which includes the chambers of both houses of the legislature and the supreme court. Security screening is required on entry. It is about three blocks from Monument Circle.
Opening hours
Mon–Fri, approx. 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Central Canal Walk
- Monument Circle & Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument
- Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art
- Indiana State Museum
- White River State Park
- Indiana World War Memorial Plaza
- Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library
- NCAA Hall of Champions