The Massachusetts State House is the state capitol building located in Boston, Massachusetts. Completed in 1798, it serves as the home of the Massachusetts General Court, which is the state's legislative body. The building is known for its distinctive golden dome, which is covered in gold leaf and symbolizes the state's rich history. The architecture of the State House reflects the Federal style, designed by architect Charles Bulfinch. It features a grand entrance and a series of chambers for the Senate and House of Representatives. The building is also a popular tourist destination, offering guided tours to visitors interested in Massachusetts' political history.