Phone Call Scam Alert: We’re aware of reported phone calls that claim to be from the state of Minnesota asking state vendors to update banking information. If you get a phone call, text message or email asking you to do that, hang up or delete the message from your device. Do not reply or click on any link. We will never send unsolicited messages asking for banking information.
In the Capitol building, there are meeting rooms for the public on the third floor. You can drop into the Public Business Center in room 318. There are other rooms that you can reserve on that floor including: Cass Gilbert Library Room (317A), or conference rooms (309A, 316, 317, 317B). There is also the G20A conference room that's reservable. Please use the Capitol Complex Reservations page to book a room. For questions about access to Capitol spaces contact the Department of Administration at 651-201-2300.
The cafeterias inside the State Capitol's Rathskeller Café and the Transportation Building are open. The Transportation Building cafeteria is open on a trial basis depending on the volume of customer patronage. The Rathskeller Café in the basement of the State Capitol will be open during the 2024 legislative session.
Hours for both the Rathskeller and Transportation Building cafeterias will be Monday - Thursday from 8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
There is a convenience store on the second floor of the State Capitol operated by Services for the Blind, which will be open periodically during the 2024 legislative session.
There are several maps available from the Minnesota Department of Administration about the Capitol Complex area. The State Capitol Complex Visitor Map (PDF) is a full map of all buildings, parking facilities, and public transportation locations in the Capitol Complex.
Two wheelchairs are available, courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society, at the Capitol Information and Tour Center for visitor use in the State Capitol only. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Please contact the Minnesota Historical Society with questions at 651-259-3292.
Hearing rooms in the Minnesota Senate Building and the State Office Building are accessible to individuals using wheelchairs.
The State Capitol is wheelchair accessible except for the roof. Please see the accessibility page of the Minnesota State Capitol website for more details.
The Capitol Complex has designated parking and entrance ramps to provide easy access to the buildings, including the Minnesota Senate Building, State Office Building, and Capitol. The Minnesota State Capitol Directions and Parking page has more detailed parking information.
Senate Sergeant at Arms: (651) 296-1119 (For assistance in the Minnesota Senate Building and Senate Chamber in the Capitol Building)
House Sergeant's Office: (651) 296-4860 (For assistance in the State Office Building, Centennial Office Building, and House Chamber in the Capitol Building)
Wheelchair-accessible public access computers for using the Legislative website are available at:
The Legislative Reference Library, 3238 Minnesota Senate Building
The Legislative Reference Library, State Office Building.
House Public Information Services, State Office Building.
