The Capital from the outside is great to see but take the free tour to see the inside. Though I can't rate the free tour as fantastic it does give you a chance to see the inside, many statues and artwork and a few fun...More

You start with a film and move with a guide to the rotunda. I am impressed by how efficiently they move so many people through on the tour. At the same time, there is hardly time to really see everything. You are in small groups,...More

The capitol is all it represents. We did see the movie on a tour and visited the rooms we were allowed to go into on the tour. Was absolutely worth the tour and one of the highlights - as we felt so humble and so...More

What a great looking building which can be seen by many different places in Washington, up close it is a fantastic structure and the views were amazing

It is should a rich historic building it is a must see, you need an entire day to take it all in so set aside the time.

Anyone visiting D.C. must visit the U.S. Capitol and take the half-hour free tour offered in the visitors center, the building is beautiful inside and outside.

Did reservce for a visit inside but could not reach there on time. Glimpse from outside the Capitol gave a good experience. Night lightinmg was good. Suggest a vist in the afternoon as well as in the night to see lightings. A view from Lincoln...More

There is a free tour inside, that is one of best tour I took.Before you go inside, you have to pass security check, do not bring too many stuffs with you.Tour guide in there is very knowledgeable and professional, this tour took nearly 1 hour....More

This building is amazing. It's so huge. It was worth traveling to. Took my granddaughters who will be talking about this trip for years to come! Got a quick lesson about politics in on this trip.

Encourage anyone and everyone to visit. In Statuatory Hall there are statues honoring each one of the 50 states. Montana's is Janette Rankin... first woman voted into congress.