United States Capitol in Ward 6, District of Columbia
United States Capitol in District of Columbia is an attraction (wheelchair accessible), First Street Southeast (20004). United States Capitol is also known as US Capitol. United States Capitol is built in the Neoclassical architecture style and is made of brick and marble. Ⓦ.
- Postal Code
- 20004
- Street
- First Street Southeast
- Building Type
- government building
- Tourism
- attraction
- Website
- https://www.capitol.gov/
- Wheelchair Access
- yes
Bus stops
Artworks
Tourist information centers
Stations
Post offices
Fast food restaurants
Streets nearby
Capitol/Library of Congress Tunnel350 ft
Capitol Driveway Southeast0.1 mi
Capitol/Cannon House Tunnel0.1 mi
Independence Avenue SoutheastIndependence Av SE at New Jersey Av SE, Independence House Bed & Breakfast, Capitol Hill Auto Service Center, Hayden's Liquor, Cannon Station Post Office, Independence Av SE at 1 St SE
0.1 mi
South Capitol Street0.1 mi
New Jersey Avenue Southeast0.1 mi
1st Street SoutheastCongressional Liquors, Bullfeathers, Capitol South, Talay Thai, 1st & D St SE, Brain Drain, Navy Yard–Ballpark
0.1 mi
Capitol/Russell Senate TunnelRussell, Constitution Ave NE at Delaware Ave NE
0.2 mi
1st Street NortheastAuthority of Law, 1st Street NE and Maryland Avenue NE (U.S. Capitol)
0.2 mi
Old Capitol TunnelThe Court of Neptune Fountain
0.2 mi
Capitol Circle Northeast0.2 mi
Capitol Driveway Northeast0.2 mi
Constitution Avenue NortheastConstitution Ave NE at 1st St NE, Capitol Hill Medical Clinic, Dirksen, Brown Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church, 7th St Cleaners
0.2 mi
Constitution Avenue NorthwestConstitution Ave NW at Pennsylvania Ave NW, Constitution Ave NW at 3rd St NW
0.2 mi
Delaware Avenue NortheastREI
0.2 mi
New Jersey Avenue NorthwestRobert A. Taft, Art & Soul, New Jersey Ave and F St NW, Tesla Destination Charger, Massachusetts Ave, NW and New Jersey Avenue, Northwest, New Jersey Ave NW at K St NW, New Jersey Ave NW at Pierce St NW, New Jersey Ave NW at H St NW, Golden Cranes
0.2 mi
1st Street NorthwestMonumental Affairs, Café Alice, J B Johnson Nursing Center, Magic Gourd Restaurant - Chinese, Z-Burger
0.2 mi
Peace Monument CircleStop 2 - US Capitol/Supreme Court/Library of Congress;U.S. Capitol
0.2 mi
Russell/Dirksen Passage0.3 mi
Capitol Service Access0.3 mi
Russell/Parking Passage0.3 mi
C Street NortheastMajor General Nathanael Greene Statue, Senate Page School, C St NE at 14th St NE, C St NE at 13th St NE, 7-River Mart, Georgetown Valet Dry Cleaners, C St NE at 8th St NE, C St NE at 9th St NE, C St NE at 6th St NE, Slow Nickel Series Laundromat, C St NE at 11th St NE, C St NE at 4th St NE, J & K Market
0.3 mi
Louisiana Avenue NorthwestLouisiana Ave NW at D St NW, Acacia Griffins, Louisiana Ave NW at 1st St NW
0.4 mi
Indiana Avenue NorthwestMetropolitan Police Headquarters, Abraham Lincoln Statue, Brigadier General Albert Pike Statue, Firehook Bakery
0.4 mi
D Street NorthwestLouisiana Ave NW at D St NW, Subway
0.4 mi
North Capitol StreetN Capitol St NW at E St NE, North Capitol Street & E Street Northbound
0.4 mi
D Street NortheastJunction, Nostra Cucina, D St and Maryland Ave NE, Schneider's of Capitol Hill, Union Pub, Capitol Barber & Stylist, Pho79, DC Barber & Spa, iGen Educational Academy, Jacob’s Coffee House, Music on the Hill, Best Tailoring Dry Cleaning, Lucere Salon, Stylez @ The Hair Factere, Girl Kin Lashes, Petit Scholar, D St NE at 13th St NE, D St NE at 11th St NE, D St NE at 10th St NE, D St NE at 8th St NE, 13th and D St NE, D St NE at 15th St NE, D St NE at 16th St NE, D St NE at 17th St NE, D St NE at 14th St NE
0.4 mi
Louisiana Avenue Northeast0.4 mi
Artworks nearby
Statue of Freedom300 ft
Attractions nearby
Emancipation Hall300 ft
Buildings nearby
House Air Vent0.1 mi
Gatehouse0.1 mi
Senate Air Vent0.2 mi
Summer House0.2 mi
Gate House0.3 mi
Fountains nearby
Capitol Hill Fountain500 ft
Court of Neptune0.2 mi
Houses nearby
Hiram W. Johnson House0.3 mi
Light rail lines nearby
House Capitol Subway0.1 mi
Senate Capitol Subway0.3 mi
Office buildings nearby
United Methodist Building0.2 mi
Acacia Building0.4 mi
Parks nearby
Upper Senate Park0.3 mi
Lower Senate Park0.3 mi
Senate Park0.4 mi
Japanese American Memorial0.4 mi
Tourist information centers nearby
United States Capitol Visitor Center;U.S. Capitol Visitor Center450 ft
Waters nearby
The Senate Garage Reflecting Pool0.3 mi
Other nearby
Peace Monument0.2 mi
| Named after | Capitoline Hill |
|---|---|
| Commissioned by | Presidency of George Washington |
| Architectural style | Neoclassical architecture |
| Area | 1500000 |
| Owned by | United States Congress |
| Heritage designation | National Historic Landmark, District of Columbia Inventory of Historic Sites, Historic Civil Engineering Landmark |
| Located in | Washington, D.C. |
| Located on street | East Capitol Street |
| Country | United States |
| Native name | United States Capitol |
| Key event | foundation stone laying ceremony, Burning of Washington, January 6 United States Capitol attack |
| Described by | Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, Meyer’s Universum, Erster Band, Meyer’s Universum, Fünfzehnter Band, Meyer’s Universum, Neunzehnter Band |
| Has part | United States Senate chamber, United States Capitol rotunda, United States Capitol Crypt, United States Capitol Visitor Center, Old Senate Chamber, Old Supreme Court Chamber, Congressional Prayer Room, National Statuary Hall, President's Room, United States Senate Reception Room, Vice President's Room |
| Location | Capitol Hill |
| Part of | United States Capitol Complex |
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| Streetcar |
| Bike path | |
| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance bike route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| Pedestrians prohibited |