This world renowned choir calls Salt Lake City home. Performing at the inauguration of 5 U.S. Presidents, this 360-member grammy and emmy-award-winning choir holds weekly rehearsals open to the public.
Utah's primary cultural and visual arts center, the Utah Museum of Fine Arts is a Salt Lake City must-visit destination.
3. Liberty Park
This urban park is a local favorite, offering a swimming pool, picnic areas, jogging paths, volleyball courts, tennis courts, basketball courts, playgrounds, a greenhouse, and seasonal amusement rides.
This amazing building serves as the cultural and architectural landmark of the city.
Step back in time at This is the Place Heritage Park and see what the Old West was really like!
Utah's famous Great Salt Lake is the biggest lake between the Great Lakes and the Pacific Ocean. It's famous salty waters and idyllic beauty make it one of the most popular destinations in the entire state.
Temple Square serves as a 10-acre complex located in the center of the city. It's many attractions make it more popular than Yellowstone National Park or the Grand Canyon.
With movies, light shows, solar system exploration and free exhibits, Clark Planetarium is another great attraction Salt Lake City offers.
9. Hogle Zoo
This 42-acre zoo offers visitors a unique glimpse at animals from many diverse ecosystems around the world. Hogle Zoo is a great place for families.
Between the great scenery and athletic trails, Memory Grove Park is a must-visit.
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