Pangasinan Provincial Capitol Building

The Pangasinan Provincial Capitol Building is the seat of the provincial government located in the Capitol Complex in Lingayen, Pangasinan. Completed in 1918 and designed by American architect Ralph Harrington Doane under the Daniel Burnham plan for Lingayen, it is a neoclassical structure noted for its columns, portico and landscaped grounds facing Lingayen Gulf. It is recognized as a historic landmark and remains an important civic and heritage attraction.

Visitors can expect a grand neoclassical capitol building set within a large, open park-like complex with manicured lawns, palm-lined approaches and views toward Lingayen Gulf. The exterior features a symmetrical facade, tall columns and a central dome-like pediment. Visitors can walk the grounds, view historical markers, take photographs of the facade and surrounding monuments, and observe the functioning provincial government center. Interior access is limited to public areas during office hours.