The Louisiana State Capitol, located in Baton Rouge, is the tallest state capitol building in the United States, standing at 450 feet with 34 stories. Completed in 1932 under Governor Huey P. Long, this Art Deco structure houses the Louisiana State Legislature and features a distinctive tower, ornate interiors, and expansive grounds with historic monuments. It serves as a key symbol of Louisiana’s government and history, open to the public for tours and offering panoramic views from its observation deck.