Question 1

Is there an admission fee for the California State Capitol and Museum?

Accepted Answer

No, the California State Capitol and Museum are public buildings with free admission and don't require tickets in advance. The museum also offers free public tours of the Capitol every hour on weekdays from 10am to 4pm, and free tours of the Capitol grounds are available several days a week.

Question 2

Are the California State Capitol and Museum accessible to people with disabilities?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the California State Capitol and Museum are accessible to people with disabilities. There are wheelchair-accessible ramp entrances on L Street and South Street, wheelchair-accessible restrooms, and elevators on either end of the Capitol Rotunda. Visitors can rent wheelchairs inside the building and assistive listening devices for use during tours.

Question 3

When is the best time to visit the California State Capitol and Museum?

Accepted Answer

The California State Capitol and Museum are open to the public on weekdays year-round. Try visiting as early or late as possible during weekdays to avoid school crowds. Also, public tours of the Capitol are available between 10am and 4pm, while tours of the Capitol Grounds are sometimes offered on weekends.

Question 4

Can I take pictures inside the California State Capitol and Museum?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with some restrictions, you can take pictures (and video) inside the California State Capitol and Museum. Flash photography is not allowed inside the museum rooms on the first floor, and flash photography, stands, and any equipment that blocks aisles or views are not permitted in the Senate and Assembly.

Question 5

What attractions are near the California State Capitol and Museum?

Accepted Answer

The California State Capitol and Museum is in the heart of central Sacramento near many historic attractions—among them are the California State Capitol Park, the Stanford Mansion, and the California Museum, dedicated to the state’s cultural and ethnic history. It’s also about one mile (1.6 kilometers) from the Old Town and waterfront.

Question 6

Is there parking at the California State Capitol and Museum?

Accepted Answer

The California State Capitol and Museum doesn’t have dedicated parking for visitors. If you’re driving, your best bet is to find metered street parking or a parking garage nearby—there are plenty in the downtown area. The nearest parking garage is the City of Sacramento-Capitol Garage on 10th and L Streets.

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