Lots of shady trees and photo spots outside the Capitol. Stopped by later in the day, which allowed quick entry into the Capitol through security. Beautiful building inside and out. Tags were used to types of trees on the grounds.

Mom and I enjoyed the park. When in the capital building, the tour desk had 2 sets of papers about the park. We chose the one that talked about the plants and trees in the park. There are all different types of trees. Almsot all...More

The Capitol Park has a maze of walkways through trees and plants from all over the world, with numerous places to take a breather, read up on some of the monuments there, take in the amazing rose garden, or walk the perimeter sidewalk (it is...More

Lucky to see both houses in session. Time your trip around a voting session sand see the state elected workers try to change the course of our state.

This is a beautifully maintained park surrounding the state capitol. There are a lot of old trees which provide wonderful shades which are delicious in summer months. All the trees are identified so it is a great place to visit if you are a tree...More

Visited this park in June, which meant that the rose garden was in full bloom. A sight to see, an array of assorted colours. Seating areas and a pretty arch. I noticed a number of orange trees. Lawned areas, and other colourful plants around. Also...More

The Capitol Park is free to walk around and enjoy all the different types of trees, and most of them are labeled. We enjoyed a pleasant sunny day before our tour of the Capitol building.