United States Capitol

Yes

No

Yeah

You do not need a passport to go to the capital

The following link

Freedom

Its free...

The library of congress is one of the more popular areas

Yes

I am inside the Capitol right now (March 28th, 2019) with a backpack and a friend has a briefcase.

No?

The website said nothing is required but you'll need to get a pass & a security screening (like the one in airports)

Construction began in 1793 and was completed in 1800. So about 218 years old as of 2018.

You do not have to pay to enter The Capitol.

Yes it is

It is a representation of Freedom. https://www.aoc.gov/art/other-statues/statue-freedom

Being destroyed on Hollywood movies

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Hi there, there is no parking by the White House. Personally, I used Uber and went on a group tour. If you want to tour the inside of the White House, you need permission from the government. Use the internet for more information on how to gain access. ~ Hello, they don't have parking spaces around The White House. Personally, I used Uber and went on a tour with a group. If you want to go to the White House, you need permission from the government. Use the network for more information.

The dome of the Capitol presents in its hidden part an incredibly significant painting that reveals the philosophical, spiritual and political objectives of the Founding Fathers. Rare are the writers have discussed the gnostic, alchemical and esoteric meaning of this work

Good question. In meters?

Street parking is all around and garage at union station

There are multiple garages or street parking if you can find it. I used spothero.com when we went.

Come to play hockey

Not allowed

I believe it is accessible from the back. I did see handicap ramps inside the building so it must be.

Because It's prime city of USA

Senior members of Congress

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I believe that like the Smithsonian museums it will reopen when the funding issue has been settled.

Yes, of course and it is free!

8:30am-4:30 pm (Monday-Saturday)Except for Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's & inauguration day.

Nobody check visas to visit the capital.

Walk in is an option of book it online

America, American.

Go on line and get tickets. Just call the capital tour office

You can book one online as well.

The Capitol Building and the White House are two completely separate locations. For the Capitol Building, tours are open to the public through the Capitol Visitor Center. You must contact your local congressperson in order to secure tickets to tour the White House, however. There is a White House Visitor Center that is open to the public, which is essentially a museum.

No

A long time

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If you have a passport, you certainly can visit the United States. We'd love to have you! As for your first question, that requires a very deep discussion that can have a variety of answers. Personally for me, I appreciate our emphasis upon personal freedom. Our Bill of Rights in the Constitution places limits upon the government, not the people, in order to prevent tyranny and protect individualism as much as possible.

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Yes.

What is the question?

The State of the Union will be held at the Capitol today during 9 PM EST.

He lives upstairs in the residence level. Works on the lower level where the office spaces are.

No, these are 2 different buildings with a different function in US politics. In a way, these are almost opposites, representing different powers of the US constitution. They are both located in Washington DC, along the mall, but the Capitol is dominating it, as well as the Floorplan of the city, whereas the white house is at the side and not so visible in the city.

Yes. But it is free!

Whats is this?

I don know

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For advance reservations create an account and book here: https://tours.visitthecapitol.gov/cvc#.WqlNZijwaHs

Maybe you could use Amazon for this. 😉

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In The Mall, near the capitol. It is in front of the Washington Monument, which is the Obelisk.

It is about 1.2 miles or 1.9 kilometers

sure it is

The White House and the Capitol. With an area of ​​5,100 square meters and 6 floors high, the White House is the center of power in the United States.

It's not a question for here

That's the wrong social media platform to ask such questions.

The American people

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At the entrance to the Capitol, you will need to give a ticket, which you will get absolutely for free at the kiosk not far the building when you show your passport.

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What question is this? Your comment is very out of place.

yes you can...but just to know they are closed on sundays...

You can also stand

No strictly prohited as per security point of view . During session visitors are not allowed . It dependes on the purpose of visit . One can see live on TV.

I took Uber

If you only look at the Capitol, you will be guided by a tour guide within three hours. If you want to see the museums on both sides of the park and other exhibition halls, it will take you two or three days.

No need, as long as you queue up to enter the building, there will be a live tour guide who will guide you.

The Capitol building tour can be 45 mins( being a guided tour) and another 45 mins in library complex.

Not have idea

A Capitol Tour costs nothing.

Yes it's open, but opening times may vary, check the website please.

Contact one of your Congress Representatives from your own state. You will have to pass a background check.

No its free

"Yes, cameras are allowed in the Visitor Center. However, photography in the Exhibition Hall is strictly prohibited to protect the original documents that are on display." https://www.visitthecapitol.gov/frequently-asked-questions Some restrictions are aplied only when visiting House and Senate Galleries.

88 meters high

Plenty of them

After a design competition, the winner was an amateur architect named William Thornton. The original design by Thornton was later modified by Benjamin Henry Latrobe and Charles Bulfinch. Since 1793, the Capitol has been built, burnt, rebuilt, extended and restored. The Capitol was built and later expanded in the 1850s, using the slave labor "who cut the logs, laid the stones and baked the bricks". The original plan was to use workers brought in from Europe; however, there was a poor response to recruitment efforts, and African Americans, some free and some enslaved, composed the majority of the work force.

Make your thoughts clear

Yes

Okay

Still scaffolding on part of Senate block

Note note

Can we take camera in to capital building ?

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It was built for the Senate and the Congress of the United States to operate there, being the place to promulgate its Laws.

It is not necessary, but it's better to book in advance, though. I didn't, and all the tours were full when I arrived there, so I had to wait for like half an hour in line. I'm not certain about this, but I think the only tour you pay for is the one where they take you to see the congress in session. The free tour is interesting enough, in my opinion, if you've never been there.

If what you need is apostilled you have to go to Olympia

Not sure but should try to access on the site of Congress. There must have information contacting US.

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Today, the U.S. Capitol Building covers a ground area of 175,170 square feet, or about 4 acres, and has a floor area of approximately 16-1/2 acres. Its length, from north to south, is 751 feet 4 inches; its greatest width, including approaches, is 350 feet.

I would purchase tickets in advance and look at the schedule at that time.

Yes, the government is composed of the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches. Congress (legislative branch) meets in the Capitol building.

The White House is a separate government building that serves as the residence and office for the president of the USA. It can be found in DC. This location, the US Capitol, is the location where the US Congress come together (Senate and House of Representatives).

The true Statue of Freedom is on top of the Capitol's dome, however it's plaster cast mold is located in the visitor center (where tours go from, gift shop is, cafeteria, etc.). It is therefore the same scale and you can walk up to it and read more about it there

I'm sure you cab, but you have to go thru a security checkpoint.

Well, it really depends on what position of work you're doing at the Capital. If you're a lawmaker, then yes. Everybody is watching you from a news stand point of what goes into that law. If you're a janitor or someone of custodial work, your job isn't as stressful and not as hard to do as a lawmaker. But, this is just my opinion and I could be wrong, it's best to actually talk to the people working at the Capital from different working occupations and see how hard they view their own job(s).

The government!

The citizens of the United States

for horses, not just for cars

No

Washington, DC does not belong to any state.

They don't work 24/7. They won't be in there everyday all day.

No! It is only open on weekdays.

The website said its recommended, but not required.

Nope.

Yes.

Yes

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English please

No

Yes. Street parking is available all along the National Mall

To symbolize the Main city of The United States.

About 5 to 10 minutes.

There will be no shuttles to the viewing. Uber/Lyft or public transportation is recommended. Capitol south metro station let's you off a block away. Just go up the escalator and walk straight

Yes! No need to schedule anything.

Yes.

Yes, DC is full of free stuff. Including the Capitol and Library of Congress. All the Smithsonian Museums are free.

No fee, it is free.

Yes

I doubt it.

Yes...it is very interedting. My husband and 3 kids of 7-11 enjoyed it too. We came through to see the monuments and did this as part of the tour. Not knowing what it was or how it would be or if our kids would enjoy it. This tour full of insightful information and didnt take long to go through. At least it didnt seem like it. I would definitely recommend.

It costs nothing. But only admission is by pre booked ticket. The tours can be booked nine weeks in advance. So as we have a five hour start we get choice of times.

The inside and outside of the Capitol is historically and architecturally impressive. It has housed the meeting chambers of the House of Representatives and the Senate since 1793.

Sept. 18, 1793

I guess if you can find one

Yes you can take all the pictures you want

Yes you can be on the standby line. Try to go early as you can

Bronze and metal

Washington DC is a city with Md north and Va south . 😀🇺🇸

Free, no charge. Just have to get a pass inside it & an airport style security screening.

Wow

This is the capital for all states, but each state has its own smaller capital "excluding dc"

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It is 751 feet 4 inches long; its greatest width is 350 feet. Its height above the base line on the east front to the top of the Statue of Freedom is 288 feet.

It was a goal, but it was not achieved

It took one year, seven months and six days.

Plenty of parking at 0400

Its available for free on their official website.

Hello Simply contact the Capitol website

(Throught history)Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Charles Bulfinch, William Thornton, Thomas Ustick Walter, David Lynn, Steven T. Ayers, Edward Clark, George M. White, Alan Huntman & J. George Stewart.

No clue

I'm not sure. You can probably Google it. 😊

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On September 18, 1793, George Washington laid the U.S. Capitol cornerstone at the southeast corner of its foundation to mark the building of the nation's most symbolically important and architecturally impressive building. It was laid with great pomp and celebration. Evolution of the Capitol | U.S. Capitol Visitor Center VisitTheCapitol.gov › about-capitol › ev... Opened: November 17, 1800 and the  height of the building is. 289 ft.

The old supreme Court room and the old Congress room. Both very interesting!

It's a place where the legislative body of a state meets.

Yes ! And the question?

It does not cost anything to visit the capitol, but to have a tour of the building you will need a reservation. You can typically make a reservation through your congressman if you are American. There are other ways too, check the website for the capitol visitor's center.

No cost, but you have to get a pass inside & an airport style security screening.

288 feet.

Like 600

Washington DC

It is free but a timed pass is needed. Google "Capitol Visitor Center" for info on passes.

The visitor center has a food court, yes.

20510 for the senate 20515 for the house

Take selfies on the huge lawn

Probably just some sort of Picture ID so they can give you a pass.

I didn't go inside but the building is very beautiful, architecturally. The dome is shiny and almost pearlescent. I wonder how they clean those teeny, tiny windows near the top?

Washington DC is the capital of the United States. This is the capitol building where the US Senate is

There is no street called Capital "Drive" in Washington DC.

Washington DC. Remember that it is the city of Washington DC and and not the state.