Some buildings are so stunning, they don't just belong to a city, they belong on a postcard.

Lucky for us, the Midwest is home to some jaw-dropping examples. In fact, three local gems landed high on the national list of America's most beautiful buildings.

Recently, the travel pros at Love Exploring ranked the most beautiful building in every US state. Minnesota snagged a solid spot. Iowa was right behind the leaders. But Wisconsin? Well, that's where things get really impressive.

Looming over Minnesota's capital is the Cathedral of Saint Paul and its two soaring towers. Finished in 1915 and made of gray granite, the cathedral's exterior was inspired by the great churches of Europe, while the interior is just as impressive with a grand central nave with stained-glass windows and richly-ornamented altars and chapels.

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This impressive structure was finished in 1886, and its footprint is dominated by an impressive dome that's covered in 23-carat gold leaf. Open to the public, the building offers self-guided tours that take visitors through the legislative chambers, the Supreme Court, and the impressive Law Library. There are also breathtaking views to take in if you ascend to the top of the dome.

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Built in the Neoclassical style we've seen in plenty of state capitol buildings on this list, this one was completed in 1917 and remains one of Wisconsin's most recognizable landmarks. The towering dome rises 187 feet and is made of white granite.

At the top sits a statue of a globe-clutching lady known as Wisconsin, which represents the state's motto, "Forward." The two interior must-sees are the rotunda, modeled after the Pantheon in Rome, and the Senate chamber, which is reminiscent of the Parthenon in Athens.

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Want to see Love Exploring's pick for the most beautiful building in the country? Click here to see their entire list.