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With one of the world’s largest concentrations of naturally formed stone arches, this park provides memorable scenery and prompts great photography.

Find contrasting opportunities to explore outstanding outdoor attractions and appreciate LDS culture when you visit this western state.

Join a tour of the elegant home of Utah’s state government and see its beautifully preserved neoclassical architecture, period decorations and artworks.

Learn about the pioneers and Mormon history in the capital, sail on the salty lake and ski on some of the West’s best snowy slopes.

Tour the massive auditorium of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which seats over 21,000 people and is anchored by a 7,667-pipe organ.

This heritage building is a popular breakfast, lunch and dining destination in Temple Square.

Named after New York’s famously swanky thoroughfare, this short and relatively easy trail is lined with striking skyscraper-like sandstone pinnacles and spires.  

This heritage building is a popular breakfast, lunch and dining destination in Temple Square.

This historical central square spans three city blocks, with gardens and some of the most significant buildings of the Mormon Church.

Join a tour of the elegant home of Utah’s state government and see its beautifully preserved neoclassical architecture, period decorations and artworks.

This neo-Gothic centerpiece of Temple Square is an imposing sight that is closed to the general public, but highly revered by followers of the Mormon Church.

Named after New York’s famously swanky thoroughfare, this short and relatively easy trail is lined with striking skyscraper-like sandstone pinnacles and spires.  

Bring a picnic and explore the canyon and underground caves in Wasatch Mountain State Park.

This heritage building is a popular breakfast, lunch and dining destination in Temple Square.

This heritage building is a popular breakfast, lunch and dining destination in Temple Square.

Tour the massive auditorium of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which seats over 21,000 people and is anchored by a 7,667-pipe organ.

Marvel at the numerous brilliant shades of the multicolored mountains, hike through a range of trails and go on a horseback tour.

This neo-Gothic centerpiece of Temple Square is an imposing sight that is closed to the general public, but highly revered by followers of the Mormon Church.

Join a tour of the elegant home of Utah’s state government and see its beautifully preserved neoclassical architecture, period decorations and artworks.

This heritage building is a popular breakfast, lunch and dining destination in Temple Square.

Named after New York’s famously swanky thoroughfare, this short and relatively easy trail is lined with striking skyscraper-like sandstone pinnacles and spires.  

Be awed by the grandeur of one of Salt Lake City’s most important congregation halls and appreciate its Gothic architecture and rough-hewn stonework.

This historical central square spans three city blocks, with gardens and some of the most significant buildings of the Mormon Church.