The New York State Capitol is located in Albany, the capital of New York State. Completed in 1899, it showcases a blend of architectural styles, primarily Romanesque and Renaissance. The building is notable for its impressive stone façade and intricate interior designs, including the grand staircase and the ornate Governor's Reception Room. The Capitol houses the offices of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. It serves as a central hub for state government activities and is a popular site for tours, allowing visitors to learn about the state's political history and the legislative process.