The seat of legislature of Alabama is housed at the Alabama State Capitol in the capital city of Montgomery.

Employing a Greek Revival architectural style, the capitol was built in 1849 on the foundations of the first capitol building, which burned down in 1847. Afterwards, the capitol underwent several renovations and reconstruction; the east wing was added in 1885, south wing in 1906, north wing in 1912, and complete overhaul in 1992. The building served as the home of Alabama Legislature, but they moved to the Alabama State House in 1985. However, the Senate and Congress still convene at the capitol as required by the Alabama Constitution. The capitol was added to the National Historic Landmark in 1960.

The public is encouraged to visit the capitol for historic and cultural tours. Inside, visitors can see the painted murals on the capitol?s rotunda, which depicts the history of Alabama.