What you'll hear inside United States Capitol:

• 1
  Senate Chamber

  The Senate Chamber is a rectangular, two-storey hall located in the north wing of the Capitol and has been in use since 4 January 1859.

• 2
  Old Senate Chamber

  The Old Senate Chamber is a semi-circular, two-storey room located in the north wing of the Capitol, just north of the Rotunda.

• 3
  Brumidi Corridors

  The Brumidi Corridors occupy the ground floor of the Senate wing of the Capitol and represent some of the building's most elaborate frescoes.

• 4
  Emancipation Hall

  Emancipation Hall is the principal hall within the Capitol Visitor Center, spanning 20,000 square feet (1,858 m²).

• 5
  Capitol Rotunda

  Great circular hall beneath the dome, crowned by the fresco The Apotheosis of Washington.

• 6
  Capitol Crypt

  Doric-columned hall beneath the Rotunda with exhibits on the building's construction.

• 7
  National Statuary Hall

  Former House chamber, now displaying statues donated by each state.

• 8
  Capitol Visitor Center

  Underground entrance on the East Front with an exhibition hall, café and gift shop.