Tours and Tickets to Experience Colorado State Capitol Building

There are plenty of ways to experience the Colorado State Capitol Building. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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There is no fee to visit the Colorado State Capitol Building, and tours of the interior are free (available on a first-come, first-served basis). Many Denver city tours visit or pass by the Capitol Building. Prices vary, but most tours cost between US$40 and US$100 per person.

Yes, the Colorado State Capitol Building is wheelchair accessible, and wheelchair-friendly entrances are available at 14th Avenue and Sherman Street. However, the dome observation area is not accessible, as you must climb 99 steps to reach it. A video tour is available if you choose not to climb.

Yes, there are exhibits inside the Colorado State Capitol Building through the Creative Capitol Exhibition Program. The program showcases artists from the state and features a rotation of exhibits across multiple spaces, notably the rotunda's basement level, the Governor's office lobby, and the Lieutenant Governor's office.

The Colorado State Capitol Building is located on Colfax Avenue, on the eastern edge of Denver's Civic Center Park, between the Central Business District and the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Bus Nos. 6, 15, 15L, and 16 stop in front of the building.

The Colorado State Capitol Building is open Monday–Friday, with hour-long tours available every hour, on the hour, from 10am until 3pm. Tours are available throughout the year, but cannot be booked in advance (except for group tours, which must be reserved ahead).