The New Jersey State House, home to the Legislative and Executive branches
of State Government since 1792, is the State's most important public
building. Visitors can walk in the footsteps of Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow
Wilson to discover the building's rich past and architectural history.
Visitors will also learn about New Jersey's legislative process and how to
participate in the shaping of public policy. 609-847-3150 Free tours of the capitol building: All tours are offered on the hour and start in the rotunda. Self-guided tours are not allowed at the capitol, though access to the legislative chambers to watch the proceedings is permitted. Closed Sundays and state holidays. Map to the Capitol Building in Trenton This information was updated in May of 2016. No image available at this time. Have you been to this capitol before? What did you think?
Share your comments with us! I visited the capitol of New Jersey on Independence Day in route to
the Independence Hall. I was very pleased with the glowing gold on the dome. I
have seen 6 state capitols in total now, 5 of which here toppe with golden
domes... I must say that New Jersey's is the goldest thus far
Trenton
• Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
• the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, 12 p.m. - 3 p.m.
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