What can I see on the Campus?

The Legislative Building is currently closed to public visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you choose to visit the campus, please wear a mask and follow recommended social distancing guidelines.

• The Legislative Building
• The Governor’s Mansion
• The Temple of Justice
• Monuments and public art
• Guided tours
• Trees of the West Capitol Campus brochure
• Washington State Veterans and Law Enforcement Memorials brochure
• Olmsted and the Washington State Capitol brochure
• Memorials and artwork

The Legislative Building

The Legislative Building is currently closed to public visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Capitol facts & history
• Take a virtual tour
• Take a self-guided tour brochure
• View ADA information
• Visitor accommodations

The Governor’s Mansion

Washington’s Governor’s Mansion is the oldest building on the Capitol Campus, and has been home to Washington’s governors since 1909. The Governor's Mansion is currently closed to public visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Governor’s mansion foundation home page

The Temple of Justice

Completed in 1912, The Temple of Justice houses the Washington State Supreme Court and the State Law Library. The Temple of Justice is currently closed to public visitors due to the COVID-19 pandemic.