Parking

Visitor parking in the Capitol area is limited to either metered street spaces or designated lots. The City of Tallahassee manages two parking garages (Kleman Plaza and Eastside Parking Garage) and one surface lot (near Duval and Gaines). The Department of Management Services (DMS) manages two lots (Lot E and Lot 4). Spaces for visitors with disabilities are located on the west side of the House Office Building in the north side loading zone. There are more spaces located in the parking lot south of the Knott Building. If you're parking outside these lots in a non-metered spot, please ensure that the spot is marked for visitor parking. Cars parked in employee spaces will be towed.

Kleman Plaza is an underground garage located northwest of the Capitol. Entrances are located on Duval Street and Bronough Street. The Eastside Parking Garage is located on Calhoun Street, and the entrance is on Calhoun Street. Cost information for city-owned parking facilities can found on the City of Tallahassee's website.

Lot E is located off Borough Street, adjacent to the Museum of Florida History. Lot 4 is located behind the Vietnam Veterans Memorial off Calhoun Street. Information on lot charges and the locations of other lots near additional state government buildings is located on the DMS website.

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Buses

The temporary Bus Loading Zones are in Lot 32 behind the Knott Building and on the right curb of Madison Street next to the Senate Garage. The Loading Zone is for loading and unloading only and is available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Double parking is prohibited. Buses should never be left unattended. An unmanned bus will be ticketed and/or towed.

   

Electrical Vehicle Charging Station

A new ChargePoint Electrical Vehicle (EV) Charging Station is now available outside of the Capitol’s Knott Building south entrance along Madison Street.

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2022 Visitors Guide

The Florida Capitol Visitors Guide provides information that will help you get the most out of your visit. The Capitol has a diverse legacy that is inspiring and often amusing, and we hope you enjoy exploring and learning about Florida’s government.

2022 Visitor Guide

Art in the Capitol

The Art in the Capitol winning submissions brochure is from the 2023 Art in the Capitol Competition. Each year, middle school students, from grades 6-8, enter their artwork in their respective school district’s Art in the Capitol Competition, judged by a panel of art teachers. Winning pieces are delivered and displayed at the Capitol in a coordinated effort with their sponsoring legislator. 

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Capitol Hours & Tours

400 South Monroe Street
Tallahassee, Florida 32399

The Capitol is open to the public on weekdays from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is closed on weekends and holidays.

For inquiries about tours of the Capitol please call (850) 488-6167
  

Touring the Capitol