Utah's most popular tourist attraction, the square features many Mormon-related buildings, including the Salt Lake City Temple, the Salt Lake City Tabernacle, and the Church History Museum. Visitors can learn about Mormon history and culture through free guided tours.
The world's largest Mormon temple and the centerpiece of Temple Square, featuring the Angel Moroni statue on top, is one of Salt Lake City's landmark structures.
Renowned for its massive 11,000-pipe organ and stunning acoustics, it is a key part of Temple Square.
Interactive exhibitions showcasing Mormon pioneer history and fine arts, located in Temple Square, ideal for visitors interested in religion and history.
The largest saline lake in North America with the highest salt concentration, visitors can enjoy the unique experience of floating on the water's surface. Nearby are attractions like Mormon Lake and Great Salt Lake State Park.
Located in the University - Foothill District, it features a wealth of exhibits covering natural history knowledge, making it suitable for families and nature enthusiasts.
A bird habitat showcasing species from around the world, featuring interactive programs and performances, perfect for family visitors.
A venue rich with interactive exhibits designed to spark children's imaginations and senses, great for parent-child outings.
Spanning 42 acres and housing over 800 animals, it is one of Salt Lake City's major zoos, ideal for family visitors.
A restaurant offering a variety of bagel flavors, coffee, and sandwiches, perfect as a breakfast spot.
A restaurant serving pancakes, blueberry lemon French toast, and a full American breakfast, a popular local diner.
A family-run Mexican restaurant famous for its authentic Mexican cuisine and signature mole samples, usually requires a wait.
A ramen shop offering silky broth ramen and crispy bean sprouts, with sweet and spicy chicken wings also worth trying.
A hotel suitable for mountain hiking trips, providing hand-crafted quilts, flat-panel TVs, DIY laundry services, and hearty breakfasts.
Converted from a 1906 Renaissance Revival mansion, offering comfortable rooms and shared spaces like terraces, billiard rooms, and libraries.
A cozy bed and breakfast providing one-bedroom suites equipped with kitchens and private outdoor hot tubs, ideal for visitors looking to connect with their hosts.
