There are 325 parking spaces in the parking lot underground. The north half of the square is rectangular and the south half is semicircular. The ground is covered with black and white stones to form a grid shape. The central part is surrounded by 36 stone pine trees.

Built in 1798 and designed by the famous eighteenth-century architect Charles Buchanan Finch, the unique golden roof of the state Capitol has long been a symbol of Boston. It is described by Oliver Wendell Holmes as the "center of the solar system."

Every time I go out to play, I will open this platform first to take a look. As always, it is good, five-star praise, I hope not to be proud, continue to work hard. ⁽ⁿᵔᵕᵔⁿ⁾

A landmark and a testament to Boston's history, this is located in downtown Boston, opposite the Boston Public Garden and Boston Park. Built in 1798, the building is marked by a large half-circle golden ball, symbolizing the center of the universe. It is still an office space and is limited to tourists.

The State Capitol is a golden dome of classical architecture, magnificent, solemn, but we do not go to the open. The surrounding gardens are full of autumn. Boston is not as busy and noisy as New York, nor as tall as Washington. This building is Boston's style.