Capitol Building
The legislative seat on Capitol Hill, beside the Temple of Justice and the Executive Mansion. The exterior can be photographed.
Liberia’s Capitol Building was constructed in the 1950s on Capitol Hill and houses both chambers of the legislature. Nearby are the Temple of Justice, home of the Supreme Court, and the Executive Mansion, the executive office building. The Capitol itself is modernist in style, and the main highlights are the atmosphere of the government district and the views of the city. The interior is generally closed to visitors. Photographing the government district may prompt questions from security staff, so it is best to greet them first. It can be passed on the way to the Sinkor beach area.
Opening hours
Exterior only
Nearby sights
- Broad Street
- National Museum of Liberia
- Providence Baptist Church
- Waterside Market
- Providence Island
- Grand Masonic Temple
- Ducor Hotel
- Silver Beach