Jefferson City, sometimes known as Jeff City, is the state capital of Missouri, the third president of the United States, and bears his name.
Missouri State Capitol
The legislative and numerous executive branches of Missouri's government are located in the Missouri State Capitol, which serves as the city's seat of government.
State Museum
It is a showcase museum that seeks to inform visitors about the state's culture and history through a variety of artefacts, displays, exhibitions, and other hands-on activities.
Governor's Mansion
Neo-Renaissance architecture was used to construct the current mansion in the nineteenth century in 1871. The American National Register of Historic Places also recognises it.
State Penitentiary
Some of the most prominent American criminals were held here, including Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, Sonny Liston, and James Earl Ray.
Lewis and Clark Monument
The Missouri State Capitol is near to a monument honoring Lewis and Clark. It acknowledges the city's involvement in the Lewis and Clark expedition's historical journey.