Overview
The Montana State Capitol in Helena, Montana, is a stunning architectural landmark and the seat of the state's government. Completed in 1902, the building features a magnificent copper dome and houses historic murals, including works by Charles M. Russell.
Top Highlights
- The Rotunda: Features four large circular paintings and a stained-glass barrel vault.
- Historical Murals: "Lewis and Clark Meeting the Flathead Indians" by C.M. Russell.
- Architecture: Neoclassical design with a Greek cross plan.
Things to Do
- Take a self-guided or guided tour of the Capitol building.
- Admire the historic art and architecture inside.
- Walk the beautiful Capitol grounds and view the statues.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Opening Hours: Open daily; guided tours available in summer.
- Admission: Free entry.
- Location: 1301 E 6th Ave, Helena, MT 59601.